2:13 “BECAUSE I WANT YOU TO COME DOWN TO DINNER!!!!” Had Me Rolling XDDDDD

The beast is totally awesome and the acter too

I think Aunt Eller wanted Curly to win the auction.

If The Peddler Man bidded one dollar higher than Will Parker, how come he only got the hamper (and a 3 day belly ache) and didn’t win Ado Annie?

What a lovely performance of a lovely song. If only things had been different 110 years ago.

Thank you, guys. #EJin22

Love that you had the original set design, right down to the desk placements, as it was in the Broadway debut in 1969.

Substitute “Washington, D.C.” for “Philadelphia” and it’s magically 2022.

Imitation is the highest form of flattery. They did pretty good. You have to give them credit for trying to imitate the two greatest entertainers in the most classic of comedy skits.

This guys FINEE! Then STARVE!!! Is perfect!

Very nice

It was hard for him to say please but very polite way he can

Hi Jordan I hope All at WBZ RADIO ARE doing well and your Family......,Your Classmate from RHS Stay Healthy

Whoa. The Beast’s got to take a chill pill because he throws a fit over nothing.

To be completely honest- my favorite character from Beauty and the Beast is Mrs. Potts because she helps Belle by having to understand on how she feels about living in the castle.

I live here

2:55 funniest part on this scene.

We saw the Sunday afternoon performance of Titanic. It was absolutely incredible. Voices Of Hope did an outstanding job in all aspects of the musical. The acting, singing, costumes were excellent. Your production of Titanic could have easily been a featured musical at the NSMT for a longer run. Thank you for a great afternoon of theater.

I’m so impressed with the beast because is really hard just to say please. The way he said it by sounding it and I just loved watching this over and over again. Beside I can do whatever I want from the beast said right before he could finish that line belle said why are you being a bully beast siad because I want you come down for dinner with jumping around because is exactly what the beast do

Please stick to singing

This was a great show (I was in it just not this song) the people are so nice

Hilarious! Love this song!

This is like my 5th time watching this video, because of the comedic timing and the laughing audience. It will always make me laugh.

What is the name of the song at 0:50 they use that song in every heroes among us ceremony

This is literally the funniest high school production (I’m amusing that it is a high school) of this scene that I have ever seen! Your timing and reactions are spot on! Excellent job you guys!

I just found this video. From what I can tell with the bodice of Belle's dress and from the green of Mrs. Potts's costume and the way Lumiere's costume looks, I think this may be the style - some have called it a more Roccoco style (please tell me if I spelled that wrong) - that was used for professional productions of this show in the Netherlands, France and Russia. If I am wrong please say so. Thanks 😊

my hometown does musical theater so well!!!

Very nice job. First rate production. This opening number requires a tight rhythmic control, this group was up to the task.

This is a great story. The entire podcast is really fun and entertaining. Every Clark Gregg fan should check it out. He has actually done 2 with Chris Hardwick but this story is in the first one.

Hopefully he's getting some good constructive feedback from this and from people that were there.

@kathyannerox eh, everyone has their view on how a character should be played as.

@kathyannerox thats the point, mostly the person who plays john adams should have a whineyness to him because he's suppose to be "annoying and disliked"

One of my favorites. This looks like a good production

i luv this play am 14 and i luiv it and i dont lyk most thing this is great

Nice set. Looks a lot like the Mielziner original.

"FOR GOD'S SAKE, JOHN, SIT DOWN!" "Good God consider yourselves fortunate, that you have John Adams to abuse for no standing man would tolerate it!" The lines of the video. Did Joyce review the work?