Show: Hair
Date: 2/2/10
Cast: Jay as Claude, Megan as Jeanie.
Type: Audio :(
I'm not sure if I can pair words with my love for Jay's Claude. It's just really good. He starts off so different from Gavin. Gavin has a good fake britsh accent. Jay has a fake british accent that isn't good. But that actually makes it work really well. What I love so unbelievably much is the way Jay talks. He has some kind of quirky youthful voice which I think completely works for Claude. Every time he spoke you could hear his personality. His singing was great and he had great energy. Megan was also really good where she excels is Jeanie's little "speeches." The one after Air really impressed me with how blissful and dreamy she sounded. The one after Easy to Be Hard was great in that it sounded a little bit upset with the world. Everything else was great and typical Hair
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Day 77-2/4/10
Show: Hair
Date: 5/7/09
Cast: Gavin Creel (Claude), Will Swenson (Berger), Jackie Burns* (Sheila), Bryce Ryness (Woof), Darius Nichols (Hud), Sasha Allen (Dionne), Kacie Sheik (Jeanie), Allison Case (Crissy), Andrew Kober (Father/Margaret Mead), Megan Lawrence (Mother), Theo Stockman (Hubert/Principal/Tribe), Briana Carlson-Goodman* (Black Boys Trio/Tribe), Megan Reinking Black Boys Trio/Tribe), Kaitlin Kiyan (Black Boys Trio /Tribe), Nicole Lewis (White Boys Trio/Tribe), Saycon Sengbloh (White Boys Trio/Tribe), Ato Blankson-Wood (Tribe), Steel Burkhardt (Tribe), Lauren Elder (Tribe), Allison Guinn (Tribe), Michael James-Scott* Tribe) John Moauro (Tribe), Brandon Pearson (Tribe), Paris Remillard (Tribe), Maya Sharpe (Tribe), Tommar Wilson (Tribe)
So I just have a few comments:
-I Believe in Love was kind of shaky
-But her story about the march and scene with Berger was perfect.
-Easy to be Hard was good, minus her occasionally odd pronunciation.
-I hadn't noticed that the chorus parts in many of the songs, but mostly Where Do I Go were so pretty.
-Gavin was a little weak vocally.
-Let The Sun Shine In was pretty emotional.
Date: 5/7/09
Cast: Gavin Creel (Claude), Will Swenson (Berger), Jackie Burns* (Sheila), Bryce Ryness (Woof), Darius Nichols (Hud), Sasha Allen (Dionne), Kacie Sheik (Jeanie), Allison Case (Crissy), Andrew Kober (Father/Margaret Mead), Megan Lawrence (Mother), Theo Stockman (Hubert/Principal/Tribe), Briana Carlson-Goodman* (Black Boys Trio/Tribe), Megan Reinking Black Boys Trio/Tribe), Kaitlin Kiyan (Black Boys Trio /Tribe), Nicole Lewis (White Boys Trio/Tribe), Saycon Sengbloh (White Boys Trio/Tribe), Ato Blankson-Wood (Tribe), Steel Burkhardt (Tribe), Lauren Elder (Tribe), Allison Guinn (Tribe), Michael James-Scott* Tribe) John Moauro (Tribe), Brandon Pearson (Tribe), Paris Remillard (Tribe), Maya Sharpe (Tribe), Tommar Wilson (Tribe)
So I just have a few comments:
-I Believe in Love was kind of shaky
-But her story about the march and scene with Berger was perfect.
-Easy to be Hard was good, minus her occasionally odd pronunciation.
-I hadn't noticed that the chorus parts in many of the songs, but mostly Where Do I Go were so pretty.
-Gavin was a little weak vocally.
-Let The Sun Shine In was pretty emotional.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Day 55-1/13/10
Show: Hair
Cast: Paris as Claude. Although not only do I not know the rest, I can't even find it on my list!
Date: 10/10/09
Type: Audio
Another wonderful show, but honestly I’m running out of things to say. There were some really pretty harmonies that I heard in Good Morning Starshine. It also occurred to me how amazing I think Kober’s Maggie voice is. I tweeted him and asked if it was difficult to come up with, and he told me that it took many tries including something that sounded British! LOL, I love him! For some odd reason I love the part of the trip with the Native Americans “Little Beaver say white man die!...*thud* ow!” Loved Paris Claude, I want to hear him with Steel as Berger (who I haven’t heard at all yet) because I’ve heard that they are amazing together.
In fact here’s my marginally realistic totally awesome mostly understudy cast:
Jackie as Sheila, Paris as Claude, Steel as Berger. Yes I kind of stole this from Sami, but it would be just so cool to see. Something about the fact that they look like the perfect trio. Bryce as Berger would be awesome, but I need time to figure out who he’d be good opposite.
Jay as Woof, both he and Paris seem like very good Woofs because they can seem kind of young and innocent and all that. But we’ll go with Jay, who I haven’t heard as Woof yet.
Megan L as Mom, but with Ali Guinn as Buddhalirama. That’s really maximizes the funny and amazing.
Briana or Hannah as Crissy. I love Briana’s Crissy, but Hannah could be quite good. Although I don’t know if she covers the role.
Megan R or Hannah as Jeanie. Well actually, I don’t know. I looked it up and I don’t know if Hannah understudies Jeanie because she wasn’t listed in the BroadwayWorld.com cast. Megan was pretty good, but I think I might really want Jackie! I can’t even imagine it, but it may very well be amazing.
Krystal Joy Brown as Dionne, and Chasten as Abe. Although I would like to see Chasten as Dionne I heard that the producers didn’t like it and don’t want her going on again unless an emergency.
Let’s go with Matt DeAngelis as General/Hubert/JWB so that Josh Lamon can go on as Dad/Margaret. It would be so odd to not see/hear Kober in that role. Because you know how I said mentioned having a “shock to the ears” in the most recent Rock of Ages review? This would be even more so. Because it’s difficult to even fathom anyone else as the role. Which makes me eager to hear the show after the cast changes. It’s kind of a role that you’re supposed to do your way, so we’ll see.
Cast: Paris as Claude. Although not only do I not know the rest, I can't even find it on my list!
Date: 10/10/09
Type: Audio
Another wonderful show, but honestly I’m running out of things to say. There were some really pretty harmonies that I heard in Good Morning Starshine. It also occurred to me how amazing I think Kober’s Maggie voice is. I tweeted him and asked if it was difficult to come up with, and he told me that it took many tries including something that sounded British! LOL, I love him! For some odd reason I love the part of the trip with the Native Americans “Little Beaver say white man die!...*thud* ow!” Loved Paris Claude, I want to hear him with Steel as Berger (who I haven’t heard at all yet) because I’ve heard that they are amazing together.
In fact here’s my marginally realistic totally awesome mostly understudy cast:
Jackie as Sheila, Paris as Claude, Steel as Berger. Yes I kind of stole this from Sami, but it would be just so cool to see. Something about the fact that they look like the perfect trio. Bryce as Berger would be awesome, but I need time to figure out who he’d be good opposite.
Jay as Woof, both he and Paris seem like very good Woofs because they can seem kind of young and innocent and all that. But we’ll go with Jay, who I haven’t heard as Woof yet.
Megan L as Mom, but with Ali Guinn as Buddhalirama. That’s really maximizes the funny and amazing.
Briana or Hannah as Crissy. I love Briana’s Crissy, but Hannah could be quite good. Although I don’t know if she covers the role.
Megan R or Hannah as Jeanie. Well actually, I don’t know. I looked it up and I don’t know if Hannah understudies Jeanie because she wasn’t listed in the BroadwayWorld.com cast. Megan was pretty good, but I think I might really want Jackie! I can’t even imagine it, but it may very well be amazing.
Krystal Joy Brown as Dionne, and Chasten as Abe. Although I would like to see Chasten as Dionne I heard that the producers didn’t like it and don’t want her going on again unless an emergency.
Let’s go with Matt DeAngelis as General/Hubert/JWB so that Josh Lamon can go on as Dad/Margaret. It would be so odd to not see/hear Kober in that role. Because you know how I said mentioned having a “shock to the ears” in the most recent Rock of Ages review? This would be even more so. Because it’s difficult to even fathom anyone else as the role. Which makes me eager to hear the show after the cast changes. It’s kind of a role that you’re supposed to do your way, so we’ll see.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Day 34-12/23/09
Show: Hair
Date: 10/17/09
Cast: Krystal Joy Brown as Dionne
Type: Audio
Krystal was a great Dionne, sweeter voice than Sasha. The whole show was awesome, and everything I could say would be reiterating last time and the time before. Black Boys was fierce, 3500 was crazy good, Let the Sun Shine In was emotional as hell. I slept from the middle of Walking in Space until Roll Call. So I missed Abie Baby so I don't know how Krystal's understudy did.
This was my first time hearing Vanessa Ray as Crissy and it was awesome, she sounds so sweet and out of all the Crissy's I've heard she has the most power. What I mean is she sings strongest even on the high notes she doesn't go weak.
Hmm. I think I'm done.
Date: 10/17/09
Cast: Krystal Joy Brown as Dionne
Type: Audio
Krystal was a great Dionne, sweeter voice than Sasha. The whole show was awesome, and everything I could say would be reiterating last time and the time before. Black Boys was fierce, 3500 was crazy good, Let the Sun Shine In was emotional as hell. I slept from the middle of Walking in Space until Roll Call. So I missed Abie Baby so I don't know how Krystal's understudy did.
This was my first time hearing Vanessa Ray as Crissy and it was awesome, she sounds so sweet and out of all the Crissy's I've heard she has the most power. What I mean is she sings strongest even on the high notes she doesn't go weak.
Hmm. I think I'm done.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Day 16-12/5/09
Show: Hair
Date: 9/4/09
Type: Audio
Cast:
Dionne ... ... ... ... Sasha Allen
Berger ... ... ... ... Will Swenson
Woof ... ... ... ... Paris Remillard*
Hud ... ... ... ... Darius Nichols
Claude ... ... ... ... Gavin Creel
Sheila ... ... ... ... Caissie Levy
Jeanie ... ... ... ... Kacie Sheik
Crissy ... ... ... ... Katie Kiyan*
Mother/Buddhadalirama ... Megan Lawrence
Dad/Meade ... ... ... Andrew Kober
Hubert/Booth .. ... ... Josh Lamon
Abe Lincoln ... ... ... Krystal Joy Brown
TRIBE:
Ato Blankdon-Wood, Krystal Joy Brown, Steel Burkhardt, Jackie Burns,
Matt DeAngelis*, Briana Carlson-Goodman*, Allison Guinn, Andrew Kober,
Josh Lamon, Megan Lawrence, Nicole Lewis, John Moauro, Brandon Pearson,
Megan Reinking, Michael James Scott*, Hannah Shankman*, Maya Sharpe,
Tommar Wilson
Everyone seemed really on. And the understudies were great too. Paris sounded really good in Sodomy, he held some notes beautifully and it was great. I feel the same way about Katie's Frank Mills as I did last time. One thing I found really cool was that this was recorded in the front row, which you can tell whenever someone's standing near it sounds like they're talking directly to you. I don't remember thinking a lot of things special about this one. Typical awesome Hair.
Date: 9/4/09
Type: Audio
Cast:
Dionne ... ... ... ... Sasha Allen
Berger ... ... ... ... Will Swenson
Woof ... ... ... ... Paris Remillard*
Hud ... ... ... ... Darius Nichols
Claude ... ... ... ... Gavin Creel
Sheila ... ... ... ... Caissie Levy
Jeanie ... ... ... ... Kacie Sheik
Crissy ... ... ... ... Katie Kiyan*
Mother/Buddhadalirama ... Megan Lawrence
Dad/Meade ... ... ... Andrew Kober
Hubert/Booth .. ... ... Josh Lamon
Abe Lincoln ... ... ... Krystal Joy Brown
TRIBE:
Ato Blankdon-Wood, Krystal Joy Brown, Steel Burkhardt, Jackie Burns,
Matt DeAngelis*, Briana Carlson-Goodman*, Allison Guinn, Andrew Kober,
Josh Lamon, Megan Lawrence, Nicole Lewis, John Moauro, Brandon Pearson,
Megan Reinking, Michael James Scott*, Hannah Shankman*, Maya Sharpe,
Tommar Wilson
Everyone seemed really on. And the understudies were great too. Paris sounded really good in Sodomy, he held some notes beautifully and it was great. I feel the same way about Katie's Frank Mills as I did last time. One thing I found really cool was that this was recorded in the front row, which you can tell whenever someone's standing near it sounds like they're talking directly to you. I don't remember thinking a lot of things special about this one. Typical awesome Hair.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Day 2-11/21/09
Show: Hair
Date: 9/27/09
Type: Audio
Cast: Sasha Allen (Dionne), Will Swenson (Berger), Jackie Burns (Sheila), Gavin Creel (Claude), Kaitlin Kiyan (Crissy), Megan Reinking (Jeanie), Rachel Bay Jones (Mom/Buddhalirama), Andrew Kober (Dad/Margaret Mead/Lancaster), Darius Nichols (Hud), Bryce Ryness (Woof), Josh Lamon (Hubert/John Wilkes Booth), ATO BLANKSON-WOOD, KRYSTAL JOY BROWN, STEEL BURKHARDT, HEATH CALVERT (in Anthony Hollock's track)*, BRIANA CARLSON-GOODMAN (in Megan Reinking's track)*, LAUREN ELDER (sings Jackie Burns' part in Black Boys), CHASTEN HARMON (in Jackie Burns' track)*, JAY ARMSTRONG JOHNSON (in Allison Guinn's track)*, NICOLE LEWIS, JOHN MOAURO, BRANDON PEARSON, PARIS REMILLARD, MICHAEL JAMES SCOTT (in Maya Sharpe's track)*, HANNAH SHANKMAN (in Katie Kiyan's track), TOMMAR WILSON.
This is just an audio, so I can only judge by my ears.
Sasha started the show incredibly fierce, as always. I feel like Will's opening scene was only about 85%. He seemed a little more energetic in Donna, but there was a note that he kind of missed. One of the big notes, he just didn't reach it. I don't get Hashish, how exactly does it do anything for the plot? But really how does anything do anything for anything in this show. Sodomy sounded kind of high, and at the last note Bryce sounded like he was about to crack and instead hit this super high note. When he started talking he coughed a lot. The track is titled "Woof gets a hairball" and then he started off talking a little quieter. Maybe something just went down the wrong pipe. I find it kind of odd that people say "Hi Neil" I don't know why, maybe it's just too much. Darius is a rockstar, Colored Spade was a nice dose of familiarity of the CD. Gavin's accent was really funny, sometimes it was obviously fake other times it was a little more legit sounding. Manchester England is a fav song of mine just because of the funness of it, Gavin played it real nice. Something really sounded a little off with Bryce in Ain't Got No, his voice was a little less powerful and higher.
So we all know how I raved about Jackie so much yesterday. The first thing my ears noticed in I Believe in Love is that her voice is her voice sounds higher than Caissie's. It also seemed slightly less strong, but the pitch was quite gorgeous. And the pledge part sounded really pretty, like you could definitely see her singing the Anthem somewhere.
My other rave, Kacie was out this time. Megan first off sounded pretty good. This was her first time, so that must be pretty nervwracking. She didn't put on a voice the way that Kacie does, making it much more of a comparable sound. Not saying she didn't sound great. She also sounded like she was loosing breath every now and then. But really, she was good. Her scene after Air was a little less overjoyed than Kacie, also seemed a little more sensible. She doesn't exactly know what's going on, but she's a little less off than Kacie's Jeanie.
The new mom wasn't exactly a fave. I feel like she didn't quite know what the character she would go for was. The pity was she brought down Kober in this scene.
When Gavin began singing there was something wonderfully familiar. He sounded quite nice, and was definitely pretty riff-y. He sounds like he gets a little out of breath during the jumping, I guess that could be expected. I love Going Down/Expulsion but I did prefer Theo's Prinicipal.
Kober is love of course. He pulls off a drag voice very well.
I love how Hair has a ton of amazing energy, even in an audio. It makes me want to dance even though I want sleep really bad.
When Jackie's Sheila is telling the story of D.C. she has the same emotion as Caissie, simply with a different voice. I do feel like there is a younger touch to her voice and more sensitivity when fighting with Berger. Berger was atrociously jackassy.
Like I said, Jackie uses the emotion very well but she does hit the big notes a little fainter than Caissie does. I absolutely love her voice in some parts, sounds really sensitive. One thing I also noticed was sometimes it sounded like there were a little parts being rushed ever so slightly.
Megan's "This is the way it is...." monologue is fine, but it doesn't seem to have the same personality as Kacie's. Megan seemed a little more exasperated/disappointed than Kacie.
Also Megan's "Are you going to come to the be-in like a human being?" line didn't make as much of an impression as Kacie's. When Kacie says it in a way that stands out and kind of makes you laugh, while Megan sort of just said it.
I find the idea of Katie as Crissy maybe a little better than the thing itself. First off, she's one of the youngest tribe members and she's pretty good at acting as Crissy. But it sounded like Frank Mills was too high for her so she sang it lower or something. That being said, her voice is amazing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuRySC4tCPs
Gavin's Where Do I Go was so wonderful, but sometimes it sounds a little choppy like he doesn't have a lot of breath.
Black Boys was entirely understudies, and it pretty fierce. It was Lauren, Briana, and Hannah. Briana sounded great with the "clearly crazy..." part.
Hannah sounded amazing with Katie's line in Walking in Space. As did Megan with Kacie's.
Walking in Space altogether sounded truly wonderful.
Jackie/Sheila/Washington was good, sounded a little bit like Caissie, but good.
I liked Hannah's "Little Beaver say white man drop dead." but I liked Katie's more.
Nicole's Aretha is so amazing, almost sounds like the real thing.
Last time I saw Saycon as Abe, but now its after Krystal replaced her. I think Krystal sounds a lot like Saycon did, I mean really good. But kind of similar.
Not a fan of Rachel's BUDDHADALIRAMA I thought it just sounded pretty weird.
Megan and Jackie both sounded great in their 3500 lines. We all know I love this song, and it sounded great.
Can't say I was so crazy for What a Piece of Work Is Man. I didn't like the way it sounded with too guys, and Michael James Scott singing Maya's part was a little weird.
Jackie's Good Morning Starshine was really beautiful, except at times I wished it was just a little stronger.
Aquarius/Ain'tGot No/Yip Up The Sun is absolutely heartbreaking. Which makes Flesh Failures/Let the Sun Shine In BEYOND heartbreaking. Gavin sounded great and some of his long notes were beyond perfection. Jackie also sounded wonderful, fraught with emotion. The whole cast sounded wonderfully emotional.
That was fun, see you tomorrow!
Date: 9/27/09
Type: Audio
Cast: Sasha Allen (Dionne), Will Swenson (Berger), Jackie Burns (Sheila), Gavin Creel (Claude), Kaitlin Kiyan (Crissy), Megan Reinking (Jeanie), Rachel Bay Jones (Mom/Buddhalirama), Andrew Kober (Dad/Margaret Mead/Lancaster), Darius Nichols (Hud), Bryce Ryness (Woof), Josh Lamon (Hubert/John Wilkes Booth), ATO BLANKSON-WOOD, KRYSTAL JOY BROWN, STEEL BURKHARDT, HEATH CALVERT (in Anthony Hollock's track)*, BRIANA CARLSON-GOODMAN (in Megan Reinking's track)*, LAUREN ELDER (sings Jackie Burns' part in Black Boys), CHASTEN HARMON (in Jackie Burns' track)*, JAY ARMSTRONG JOHNSON (in Allison Guinn's track)*, NICOLE LEWIS, JOHN MOAURO, BRANDON PEARSON, PARIS REMILLARD, MICHAEL JAMES SCOTT (in Maya Sharpe's track)*, HANNAH SHANKMAN (in Katie Kiyan's track), TOMMAR WILSON.
This is just an audio, so I can only judge by my ears.
Sasha started the show incredibly fierce, as always. I feel like Will's opening scene was only about 85%. He seemed a little more energetic in Donna, but there was a note that he kind of missed. One of the big notes, he just didn't reach it. I don't get Hashish, how exactly does it do anything for the plot? But really how does anything do anything for anything in this show. Sodomy sounded kind of high, and at the last note Bryce sounded like he was about to crack and instead hit this super high note. When he started talking he coughed a lot. The track is titled "Woof gets a hairball" and then he started off talking a little quieter. Maybe something just went down the wrong pipe. I find it kind of odd that people say "Hi Neil" I don't know why, maybe it's just too much. Darius is a rockstar, Colored Spade was a nice dose of familiarity of the CD. Gavin's accent was really funny, sometimes it was obviously fake other times it was a little more legit sounding. Manchester England is a fav song of mine just because of the funness of it, Gavin played it real nice. Something really sounded a little off with Bryce in Ain't Got No, his voice was a little less powerful and higher.
So we all know how I raved about Jackie so much yesterday. The first thing my ears noticed in I Believe in Love is that her voice is her voice sounds higher than Caissie's. It also seemed slightly less strong, but the pitch was quite gorgeous. And the pledge part sounded really pretty, like you could definitely see her singing the Anthem somewhere.
My other rave, Kacie was out this time. Megan first off sounded pretty good. This was her first time, so that must be pretty nervwracking. She didn't put on a voice the way that Kacie does, making it much more of a comparable sound. Not saying she didn't sound great. She also sounded like she was loosing breath every now and then. But really, she was good. Her scene after Air was a little less overjoyed than Kacie, also seemed a little more sensible. She doesn't exactly know what's going on, but she's a little less off than Kacie's Jeanie.
The new mom wasn't exactly a fave. I feel like she didn't quite know what the character she would go for was. The pity was she brought down Kober in this scene.
When Gavin began singing there was something wonderfully familiar. He sounded quite nice, and was definitely pretty riff-y. He sounds like he gets a little out of breath during the jumping, I guess that could be expected. I love Going Down/Expulsion but I did prefer Theo's Prinicipal.
Kober is love of course. He pulls off a drag voice very well.
I love how Hair has a ton of amazing energy, even in an audio. It makes me want to dance even though I want sleep really bad.
When Jackie's Sheila is telling the story of D.C. she has the same emotion as Caissie, simply with a different voice. I do feel like there is a younger touch to her voice and more sensitivity when fighting with Berger. Berger was atrociously jackassy.
Like I said, Jackie uses the emotion very well but she does hit the big notes a little fainter than Caissie does. I absolutely love her voice in some parts, sounds really sensitive. One thing I also noticed was sometimes it sounded like there were a little parts being rushed ever so slightly.
Megan's "This is the way it is...." monologue is fine, but it doesn't seem to have the same personality as Kacie's. Megan seemed a little more exasperated/disappointed than Kacie.
Also Megan's "Are you going to come to the be-in like a human being?" line didn't make as much of an impression as Kacie's. When Kacie says it in a way that stands out and kind of makes you laugh, while Megan sort of just said it.
I find the idea of Katie as Crissy maybe a little better than the thing itself. First off, she's one of the youngest tribe members and she's pretty good at acting as Crissy. But it sounded like Frank Mills was too high for her so she sang it lower or something. That being said, her voice is amazing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuRySC4tCPs
Gavin's Where Do I Go was so wonderful, but sometimes it sounds a little choppy like he doesn't have a lot of breath.
Black Boys was entirely understudies, and it pretty fierce. It was Lauren, Briana, and Hannah. Briana sounded great with the "clearly crazy..." part.
Hannah sounded amazing with Katie's line in Walking in Space. As did Megan with Kacie's.
Walking in Space altogether sounded truly wonderful.
Jackie/Sheila/Washington was good, sounded a little bit like Caissie, but good.
I liked Hannah's "Little Beaver say white man drop dead." but I liked Katie's more.
Nicole's Aretha is so amazing, almost sounds like the real thing.
Last time I saw Saycon as Abe, but now its after Krystal replaced her. I think Krystal sounds a lot like Saycon did, I mean really good. But kind of similar.
Not a fan of Rachel's BUDDHADALIRAMA I thought it just sounded pretty weird.
Megan and Jackie both sounded great in their 3500 lines. We all know I love this song, and it sounded great.
Can't say I was so crazy for What a Piece of Work Is Man. I didn't like the way it sounded with too guys, and Michael James Scott singing Maya's part was a little weird.
Jackie's Good Morning Starshine was really beautiful, except at times I wished it was just a little stronger.
Aquarius/Ain'tGot No/Yip Up The Sun is absolutely heartbreaking. Which makes Flesh Failures/Let the Sun Shine In BEYOND heartbreaking. Gavin sounded great and some of his long notes were beyond perfection. Jackie also sounded wonderful, fraught with emotion. The whole cast sounded wonderfully emotional.
That was fun, see you tomorrow!