Les Miserables School Edition - Javert’s Suicide | Arcadia High School, Joe Ganley as Javert
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This is me preforming Javert’s Suicide on our opening night of Les Miserables at Arcadia High School!
Enjoy!
Jean Valjean: Brady Stubbs
Javert: Joe Ganley
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This the best High School version of Javert's Suicide that I've seen. For the most part, you have colored the song well. Even harder is coloring plus doing singing the right notes, so kudos to ya. Your character voice is so impressively mature. I know it can be hard to maintain all the time, so I understand why your voice would be close to breaking at multiple points. Still, this is an extremely strong effort, and I'm grateful that you've shared it with us. Cheers, dude!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)))
disgraced wafer I did Javerts suicide for thespian festival. Got superiors but man that was really good.
@@inquisitivemofostill better than Russel Crowes
Would not have believed this was a high school performance if not for the title. Fantastic work!
man this is an amazing rendition, your characterization is on point and the emotion gave me chills. absolutely fantastic
I wish my highschool had this kind of budget
Fantastic staging! Really elegant, unlike the awkward standing drowning that so many productions do.
Darby Turnbull Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)
This performance was absolutely incredible. This is still my favourite musical since 1989.
An incredible rendition of this song, almost hard to believe that it is a High School performance! You've managed to sell Javert's break throughout the song better than I ever expected, truly astounding work.
Best high school performance for this musical imo
I watched this production live twice and it was great both times! You really did a fantastic job :)
Wow amazing job. I can’t believe this is a HS production. Very well done. You provided great emotion to Javert’s suicide scene as well
EXCEPTIONALY POWERFUL scene!!!! Greetings from México
Valjean picked him up like me when I was in cross country
This is amazing, it gave me chills
Thank you so much!
THATS AMAZING
Wow! This is amazing! Can't believe this is only high school! You and that Valjean character could easily perform this on Broadway! Wish I had known about this at the time. I live in Pasadena right next door. Have you continued in musical theater since graduating from high school?
Great singing! Will you be posting Fantine’s Arrest?
Yes!
The set-my towns high school doesn’t even give them costumes and the sets are small and made of cardboard
Why does Javert look like a homeless man?
Well a grey beard and wig is gonna help age up the actor, plus I like to think that Javert at this point has gone a bit crazy looking for Valjean. Think of James Norrington in Dead Man’s Chest.
Hahaha
Again, the orchestra doesn't seem to get that Valjean's soliloquy is NOT Javert's Suicide. And chandeliers ? Yeah that makes PERFECT sense at the river Seine before electricity was discovered and used.
You do realise they had chandeliers before electricity right?
@@geodude4real Germane to the conversation is electric chandeliers. My fault for assuming someone with a modicum of intellect would read my comment and respond accordingly. And if you still want to take it further, the people could not afford chandeliers. They are out of place. AND... They're electric.
so defensive... just because you were wrong doesn't mean you need to get angry mate... But I'm glad to know that you have now learned that chandeliers existed before electricity. Wasn't trying to teach you anything else. @@michaeljavert4635
The russel Crowe javert will always be better but this was pretty good
Funny joke
Crowe is a great actor, he was my favorite Javert, however, his singing wasn't ideal
Russel Crowe cannot act nor sing. What are you smoking ?
@@michaeljavert4635 I get claiming that he cannot sing, but to claim that he cannot act is probably one of the most absurd things I’ve ever heard