Reacting to Musical Theatre Fails, Bloopers, & Things Just Gone Wrong!
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
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Happy Wednesday. Today, we're going to be reacting to some musical theatre fails and Ryan will even be sharing one of his own! It's only fair :) As we say in the video, we are not making fun of any of the performers here. Accidents happen! It's a part of live theatre, so join us in reacting to some!
Thank you to Carter Henley for creating such a great compilation!
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In legally blond I was a dancer for the song "whipped into shape" and we used skipping ropes. Mine accidentally got thrown I to the audience and I asked "did you get whipped into shape?" 😂
YESSSSSSS
OML
OMG SLAY 😂
BRILLIANT
Nice!! Did they respond with “to the jail!”
Fun fact: the last time I saw Wicked on the west end someone started giving birth in the middle of popular 👍
edit: Just a disclaimer they got escorted out and into an ambulance within about 5 minutes and they seemed to not be hurt or anything
😮
Omg do you know who?
What an iconic way to enter earth.
@lucyxo unfortunately not, they were a few rows behind us
@@mackenzieroseleskovec5872 OMG yesss 😂
The Shrek "show must go on" moment really reminded me of Starkid's Trail to Oregon. There is a clip where the Grandpa character's fake beard falls off, and he very quickly puts it back on and tells the other characters "don't tell nobody about this"
Yeah that’s my fave clip
hahahaha yeah i was thinking that and then Mouthface says "This family's got a lot of secrets!!!"
Yessssss!
Yes lol
HAHAHAHHA
i feel bad for laughing but the sound when toto falls sends me
Same but aI can’t stop 😂
SAme i felt horrible but it was so funny
I keep replaying it and giggling and I feel awful
And then I play it again
I haven’t even watch the video yet in this comment and got me weak
Omg I had stopped laughing and then I red this
I have a wonderful example of "The Show Must Go On" mentality in theater! When I was in middle school, we did a version of The Sword and the Stone where I played Merlin the Magician (Yes, as a 12 year old girl, I played a very old man). There was one scene in which I was supposed to knock out this villager and steal their horse so that I could get to Arthur and warn him about something as quickly as possible. Being middle school, our theater department was really low budget, so the horse was just a horse mask on a stick. In one performance, I "knocked" the villager out and as she was falling to the stage, I grabbed the horse. Unfortunately, I grabbed the mask instead of the stick, so the head came off in my hand. I froze for a second, in front of about 200 of my peers, then grabbed the stick from the villager, looked at the person on stage with me, said "I guess I'll have to walk anyway," then walked off stage. When I came back onstage in my next scene, and asked my partner how long I had taken to get there, he said "27 minutes, you might have gotten there in time if you hadn't killed the horse." The original line was simply, "17 minutes, too late." From this point on I was known as "Horse Murderer" by all my classmates.
Oh my lord I’m crying 🤣
PFFTAHAH
Did the audience laugh and appreciate your AMAZING improv skills? If I were a parent I would be so proud.
Oh my gosh that is hilarious!
yea speaking of "the show must go on" mentality. one time we were doing godspell (i was the asm) and one of our dancers somehow DISLOCATED HER SHOULDER. she finished the number while it was still dislocated, and thankfully we had a veteran war medic who put it back into place. she ran of stage, he put it back in, she made not ONE SOUND, and finished the rest of the show.
We had a similar situation in joesph and the technicolor dream coat where one of the dancers popped her knee out
dang, I was in Godspell very recently as a disciple and the dancers are on almost the entire show so props to that girl for being so tough!
Oh god, I remember a similar situation from my freshmen year. We were doing Taming of the Shrew with a Viking theme, and during the wedding, Petrukjo slaps his servant Knut across the face. On opening night, that slap was so hard, that Knut’s jaw actually dislocated. He just popped it back during intermission and kept going through the entire show, even though he was in pain the entire time. Don’t know if I would’ve been able to do the same thing if I was in his shoes.
@@Teagar_ Godspell production I was in, whole cast was on stage more or less the whole time 😅
This was also the show I face planted in f-me boots on opening night 🙃
I have literally been that person 3 times. Most recently my shoulder dislocated in the middle of she used to be mine which I was doing for a competition but it popped back in and I finished the number. Everyone thought that my pained expression was just really good acting 😂
I love the "the audience actually loves theatre mishaps" mentality - I wish that translated to more aspects of theatre, such as a better understanding of the backstage work, especially concerning who stage managers are and what they do. It's easy to get caught up in the actors in front of you; sometimes I wish audiences were more exposed to mishaps - and even simply backstage practices - as a reminder that we're not seeing magic - we're seeing *people*.
I completely understand your view. I think, from the performance and backstage side, there is a slight confrontation there. The performer and crew have worked months/years to make the show perfect. Musical Theatre is popular with wide audiences because it's flashy, clean, large scale and perfect. We see quick changes, large scale set appearances and slick dance routines. I think MT sometimes shoots itself in foot because as a genre it doesn't allow itself space for things to go wrong. Musical Theatre takes itself quite seriously because the genre is doing well. Only now are we starting to see a more post modern perspective. Also, the amount of money we have to pay to go watch top tier MT, I want to see them enjoying themself and doing a good show!
Also, as in every proffession, not everyone is interested in the same thing. I've never looked into how pens are made but I still use them and expect them to work how they should. But a pen proffessional might be like "No you need to understand how they work to unlock its full potential".
Anyway, just a few thoughts.
That reminds me of The Play That Goes Wrong where the entire point is that everything that can go wrong, does.
There’s so much Frozen accidents and they always find a way to keep the show going! My favorite has to be when Sven, Anna, and Kristoff were stuck in the air and the machinery wasn’t bringing them down correctly so they decided to spazz it up and make some hilarious jokes.
I cannot tell you how excited I got when Heathers was mentioned
This is litterly me omg
It's a boring musical.
@@thedusty194 gonna pretend you didn't say that
@@larrystowing2126 Miss Flemming is the only good character. And the best Miss Flemming is Lauren Ward.
@@thedusty194 JD is the best character my guy
And since everyone's sharing their story, here's mine:
I was in a production of Cinderella Jr back in 1st grade. It was my first production I had ever done, and somehow I got Cinderella. Anyway, during Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo the Fairy Godmother smacked me in the face with her wand, so that was fun. Later on, when I was running from the ball, in my struggle to get my shoe off on purpose, I tripped and fell down the stairs. Me being the first grader I was broke character, wanting to let the audience know I was alright, and said “I'm okay.” I then gathered myself up and ran backstage, where I felt upset and my director then proceeded to hug me and say that Cinderella would totally have done that when she was running. Lol
LOL why would that be me. Also good to know your okay!!!
No but that could easily be played off as IN character, a comedic relief sort of thing
Glas your okay
I was also in cinderella jr. in 4th grade and i was also cinderella and ut was so hard to get the shoe off lol
Nah just imagine running in heels 😭
There was one time my school did Beauty and the Beast, and one night, I think it was either opening night or our second show, during the big fight scene between the beast and Gaston, Gaston's wig came off and so the actor who played beast yelled "GET OUT OF HERE!! AND TAKE YOUR TOUPÉE WITH YOU!!!" It was amazing.
that was the best thing i’ve ever read.
We just did beuty and the beast cos he’s today but our beast tripped and his wig fell off 🤦♀️
We’re doing beauty and the beast for our school production this year
I had a similar thing with a production of Odd Couple. One of our actors started choking on a pickle onstage. He kept the scene going and as he was leaving, Oscar said “don’t choke on your way out the door”. Our actor was fine, there was just a lot of stifled coughing onstage. That same performance, his wig also fell off cause he tripped
There’s a great example of “the show must go on done right” in Aladdin and the genie just made a moment out of it and even brought it up latter to get some laughs out of the audience
i was in a production of Aladdin Jr and i was playing the Genie and i did a front handspring during one of the songs and i fell right off the front of the stage🤣 smacked me face on the floor and the whole room just went quiet
When I was in Annie, we had a live dog and she was absolutely wonderful. Her owner would hold out carrots backstage whenever she needed to run off and onstage you could just hear the crunch. Don’t know why she liked carrots much but all of the cast loved her. The director even added a role in the next show he did so that she could be in it.
Wow, when I was in Annie first we had a stuffed animal and then a human in a costume
you guys should react to moments on stage when the actors look directly into the camera of someone videotaping the show.
That Would be so hilarious
I'm the guy who broke Milky White! Thanks for sharing my clip, Sam & Ryan. Big fan of you guys so it was surreal to watch you...watching me haha
THAT WAS YOU- THAT WAS ONE OF THE PARTS OF THE VIDEO-
Honestly they cut out the best part of your save! When the mysterious man says that you couldn’t exchange her for a sack of beans and you were like 👀 “well, I don’t know about that…” 😂
Then I must congratulate you on not only a brilliant reaction, but also remembering to throw in the detail of Jack mistakenly calling her 'he'. Excellently done.
timestamp? i wanna watch it again lol
My own theatre fail story: My friend and I were on stage crew (prop team, specifically) in middle school. We were doing Mary Poppins, and my friend was moving one of the garden wall sections with plants on it. But in one blackout transition, the entire ensemble had to be reshuffled and ppl were moving on and off stage, and my friend had to help move a few things, so they turned the lights back on while she was still trying to move the wall and she had to duck behind it, but one of the plants was falling off the top so she had to hold it up so it didn't fall and distract the actors and the audience. She was stuck behind the prop holding that plant for that whole scene.
I was in Hairspray playing Amber and at the end of Mamma Ima Big Girl Now me and the woman who played Velma had dialogue and I was supposed to walk of stage after but my wig fell of and I improvised by saying " Yeah I have Cancer but you wouldn't know cause your a bad mom " and walked of the stage as my friends watched shook.
that is literally PERFECTION. I would've been so happy if I was at a production of hairspray, and that line was said omg
I like the story of Mike Faist preforming the entirety of King Of New York in Newsies with a chair stuck on his leg because he was dancing on it and went straight through and couldn’t get it off, and they had to dance around him and try to masterfully help pull it off 😂
I love the improv scenes! Once I was in Mary Poppins, and we we're doing the kite scene, and Burt says "YOU CAN DO THIS!" and a few seconds later, the kit feel down and everyone was gasps and laughing and then Burt quickly fixed it and says "Or Not" and then everyone started screaming and cheering. The actor who played Burt even got recognized for his great improv and quick thinking.
me lonely as fr*ck
watches sam and ryan and sees there adorable coupleness
frick im lonelier
This comment represents me
But happier
I absolutely love the way that Ryan looks at Sam while she's talking. It's so cute like he's listening so hard
When I saw the Lightning Thief musical, Chris (aka Percy Jackson) Dropped riptide when he was supposed to catch it but he made it work for percy so well XD And then Kristin (Annabeth) accidentally looked directly into medusa's eyes but she just pretended she didn't. I love seeing how actors react to mess ups.
Omg dropping riptide is SUCH a Percy move-
9:46 *SPOILERS FOR PIPPIN* my highschool put on a production of Pippin... and in the scene where Pippin is supposed to stab his father (the king), the king had a piece of foam under his costume so the fake sword would stick... however, the king picked up the fallen sword and stared at Pippin and said “look at you, you can’t even stab a man” and “killed himself”...
also my middle school did a production of The Lion King and whenever Scar sends the hyenas after Simba, Ed was “asleep” in Scar’s throne and missed his cue to leave so Scar just turned to him and snapped his fingers in front of Ed’s face... Ed’s eyes snap open and Scar says “Good morning, sunshine, have a nice sleep?”, Ed nods and Scar sighs deeply and responds “i don’t care! now, go!” and Ed runs off stage😂
ALSO pt. 2: hi i love your videos
The one with Milky White sent me. I was actually Milky White in a production of Jack and The Beanstalk so I totally got this guy. I think one of the funniest things is that the next line was actually "You'll be fine" and he totally rolled with is to MAJOR props
I remember when I was stagecrew in high school for the musicals. We did Mary poppins and I got stuck in our bedroom set that was two sides locked together. They put the lights up too soon and i wasnt off the stage so i had to hide between two thin poles and the cast almost laughed out loud
Omg💀💀💀
I’ve seen a theater fail in person (besides being in a ton myself lol). It’s at least the only one I’ve ever noticed when just sitting in the audience.
This was when I saw Mean Girls on Broadway and Regina broke the mic during her scream as the bus hits her. It was actually really funny to hear and then see everyone on stage freeze even as professionals.
8:13 Ryan just staring into Sam's soul... THEY ARE PERFECT
Haha one time my school did into the woods and when the witch was cutting off rapunzel’s hair, she accidentally yanked off her entire wig, so she was just sitting there in her wig cap😂
The cow in into the woods always cracks me up- in my high school’s production the cow was played by someone in a onesie- and when he died he was one the ground trying to get peoples attention- it was just hilarious. I just love the cow in every production.
I actually saw one of your bloopers Ryan! Instead of saying “Seeing through different eyes,” you said, “feeling through different eyes.” I was so honored to btw, I’ve never witnessed a line mishap!
okay but can we talk about how magnificent Sam's nails look?
Staying in character recoveries: My senior year of HS we did It's a Wonderful Life. The actor who played Potter (a wheelchair-bound character for those who may not know) was able-bodied, 6'3 and a bigger guy, so he always walked on set and then settled into the chair if he was on stage at the start of a scene.
In the scene during which George Bailey goes to beg Potter for money to save the Building & Loan, the crew brought the lights up before Potter was seated, obviously getting a response from the audience. The actor who played George had his head down cause he already was in character getting ready for the big emotional monologue his character has, so he didn't see it. Potter quickly sat down in the wheelchair, and by the time George looked up (upon hearing the audience's reaction), he was none-the-wiser.
Potter said (with a Obi-Wan Kenobi-esque hand wave), "George, you saw nothing." George replied, "Huh? what?" which had the audience dying of laughter and the scene was off to the races from there.
Ryan: that's terrible, and not even funny.
Me: laughing and shaking
Kind of disappointing how they didn't watch the whole of the cow video because at the end someone from the pit just sliiiides the cow leg back on stage, and it's honestly funnier than the part where the leg breaks off
It's not in the compilation, unfortunately
"It's never this super emberrasing, terrible moment for anyone"
**flashbacks to Alex Brightman's Boq horror-story**
suuuure, Ryan, suuuure
The into the woods fail always makes me wheeze, I’ve seen it so many times and I just cannot contain the blind laugher that comes out of me
The way Ryan looks at Sam!! Like I've never seen someone Look so in love
I was just thinking abt this the way he was looking at her around 8:20 … omg they’re so cute
Omg I was thinking “wait where have I seen that guy before?” And then I was like “OMG THATS JD”
And deaggie
I could not record it, but earlier this fall, my dad played in the pit for Ames Community Theater (Ames is where I live) and they had three girls from the audience onstage. When the last girl was left, they hadn't reached the end of act one and they asked her to spell 'Hope'. She went H-O-P-P-E. In order to keep her onstage for the last song in act one to make sense, the guy announcing the words said "I'll give it to you!" and in response to the actors reactions he added on with "It's the french spelling!". Hilarious improv moment!
Haha, something like that happened when I was in the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. One of the audience volunteers was an actress herself and friends with the people in the show and so she spelled green G-R-E-E-N-E and then they had to keep calling up volunteers because people were getting out too fast
I almost wiped out during "Shipoopi" in my high school production of "The Music Man". Our choreographer had decided to have a very long part of the dance be like moving in a big circle around the leads with a spin every like 3 steps. I was not wearing the right shoes and quickly got dizzy and ended up slipping during a spin. Thank gods for my dance partner who immediately noticed the slip and was able to catch me.
A lot of things went wrong during that musical, including the choreographer just refusing to teach me and my partner the ending of the dance because i happened to be out sick the day they taught it, but to this day im thankful that my partner was so nice and helpful. Shoutout to you dude
Someone said the Scottish play last year in our production of Legally Blonde, and a whole pandemic happened, and we didn’t get to perform it.
I was actually freaking out that he actually said the name Instead of calling it The Scottish Play! Like, isn’t he a theater actor?! He should know better!!
We actually did the Scottish play my senior year (in the fall right before corona). It was post apocalyptic themed and one of the plot lines was there was this rampant disease infecting people and for advertising we handed out masks...
@@ashleydixon6122 I’m pretty sure, can be wrong though, that it only “curses” something when you say it on a stage. You can say it outside of a theatre though.
I love how you both were able to find the humor in these without making fun, and kept defending everyone 💛
I relate to the falling onstage thing so much. In one of my most recent shows, I had a scene where I chased another character with a broom and there had been a cloth from a previous scene on the floor of the stage that the tech crew hadn't taken off so when I was running I tripped and fell. Apparently it looked like it was supposed to happen so all was well but my friends now pretty much bet on if I'm going to fall or not.
I am the child of a props master, so I thought I knew how that worked where actors put their props back on the rack when they are done with a scene. Luckily It was only the first day of teck week but while doing elf I didn't actually know what props we had, and buddy decided to do the Santa fight with a real snow globe in his bag. Breaking it. They also didn't tell us the food props were also there so me and the other person doing props got yelled at for dirty dishes left on the set piece bar counter.
I was in a production of Singing in the Rain our whole motto for the show was “the show must go on”. We had many mishaps, but they were all handled very professionally. My favorite was when we had a technical issue and all the lights went out. The actor playing Cosmo said “Well I guess you forgot to pay the power bill again R.F.”. Then ran and turned the lights back on and the audience absolutely loved it!
Why are they the cutest couple on the internet tho?
did I watch both sam’s and ryan’s tiktoks while waiting for this to premiere?
yes. yes i did.
When i was younger and we did alladin, the first night when perfect, and then the second night we were all really hyped up and we improvised soo much and the mistakes just made it soo much better
Two years ago I played Ursula and at the very end where I was “dying” i got so dramatic that my bead bracelet snapped and it basically exploded all over the stage. The funny thing is that my parents were there and they said they heard it💀
Ryan: I'm a giver, I'm a protector
JD: Yea me too *kills the person who spilled the drink*
Ryan is SO right. When Aladdin came to our town the hydraulics for the cave of wonders set wasn’t working so the scene change took longer and they eventually stopped the song and the actors left the stage.....for a good intermission-sized portion of time. Lucky audience getting that extra bathroom break. Lol. But then Adam Jacobs came back in stage and the song resumed and EVERYONE applauded and it was awesome. Haha
I remember seeing if/then and Idina forgot a prop, and basically (in her words after the curtain), took a sledgehammer to the fourth wall. They started the scene over and then Idina joked about it on the second take. Definitely made the show memorable. Everyone laughed (even the people onstage) and it just looked like they were just having fun.
The “show must go on” moment reminded me of when I was in high school our director used to came to the back to talk to us(sound and lights). She made the light person missed her cue in Harvey. So, one of the actress had to be like “Why are y’all sitting in the dark” IT WAS HILARIOUS
The improv of that moment was ✨IMPECCABLE✨
We were doing Once Upon A Mattress and the lead was supposed to knock a vase over on a table and spill “water” but she accidentally knocked it off the table and shattered it. She played it off very well though. But when I heard it shatter I was like “Oh God”
My school did Once Upon A Mattress this year and 3 of the leads mics weren’t working and another one was glitching like crazy. They went all the way to intermission with broken mics and the characters yelling so they could be barely heard.
The best part of the Into the Woods video was cut out! If memory serves correctly, a pit member takes the leg, puts it back on the end of the stage, and Jack has to find it and put it back on Milky White. I think it makes the moment!
Ryan is literally the easiest musical theater celebrity to talk to.
lol i was annie and we had a live dog and pretty much every run she would cry during tomorrow and our final dress was filmed and during that run she ran onstage and ran right back off so i was just kinda standing there saying hERe bOy while the handler was offstage practically pushing her back onstage it was so funny
The beetle juice clip where the tear away pants didnt come off is so good, the giggles from the cast during the dance number makes that clip 😂
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A few summers ago I was in Frozen the Musical jr. . The housekeepers and I were singing for the first time in forever and in the middle of the song, the audio cut off and we just had to sing the rest of our part of the song like nothing happened. It was so awkward😂
Fun fact: I’m friends with the Hyperion Elsa and have discussed this with her lol
Tell her she freaking nailed that save!!!
Ryan is dressed as my mother and I’m living for it.
Did y’all match on purpose or complete coincidence lol
I actually just recently went to a local production of Heathers, and as they were performing an alarm in the building started going off everyone just kind of continued singing and looked around. The stage manager got everytone to exit the stage. They evacuated the theater, took everyone out then they made sure it was safe. We went back in and they started the scene over. It was all very professional and didn’t ruin the show in any way. Not only that, but it was a theater that had multiple productions going on so they had Heathers Addams family, a young kids show about trees or something and something that had ghost in it
Add the theater was in a mall so we all had to go out in the parking garage
can i just say, i love how when sam speaks ryan always seems to give her his undivided attention. Its very endearing:))
Ah yes, when your scrolling through UA-cam on a Wednesday and just want to see people fail
Barrett and Jessica once shared Heathers and Mean Girls fails, it was hilarious
Our Hans said he was the queen once and everyone called him Drag Queen (name) for the rest of the show we laughed so hard off set
You guys just hit 30k subscribers! Sam & Ryan supremacy all the way!
and oh, I don't see ~ Phenomenal UA-camr~ on Ryan's IG and Twitter bio so letting you know that we're waiting.
We also did Annie at my high school and we used my dog to play Sandy. It was convenient that I had the role and he wasn't a young dog so he would definitely come and follow everyone, but rehearsals were so fun having this tiny shih zhu running around. It was also slightly funny to see as the kid being the dog pound guy was a bit iffy around dogs (max did help with that which was nice)
Love this already. It hasn'r started yet. But whatevs
Almost the same Peter Pan fail happened in the community theatre production of the show that I was in a few years ago. I think it was only the preview night, but still, as Peter was flying in, she hit the window and it broke off. We had to stop the show for maybe 15 minutes while they put it back together.
Me: lonely
Me watching Sam and Ryan: lonely but entertained
I also love when something goes wrong on stage and you as an audience member get to see how they go on in character. Like how would their character react? And I love it.
I’ve had a few theatre fails of my own. I think the biggest one I’ve had was “the curse.” So I was in The Jungle Book Kids production and at the end of The Barenesesstiies we’re all supposed to be lying down on the stage while the monkeys came and took mowgli. And when we woke up I kept hitting my head on the box behind me. It happened a lot during rehearsals. But then it actually happened during one of our show dates and I hit my head a lot harder this time. I had a headache pretty much throughout the rest of the show. It was awful. I think the reason I was cursed was because at one point during rehearsals when we were supposed to be scared of Shere Khan, I moved my body a little too close to this pole next to me that it fell over. But luckily someone slid over and caught it. But anyways that’s one of my theatre incidents.
Was so excited for this upload
i was once in a production of little shop of horrors and in the song feed me the person that was meant to get in the plant to control it missed their cue and i found it quite funny how the really energetic voice of the plant and the comparison of the completely dead plant, not moving at all, looking wilted the entire number
I have seen Frozen at the Hyperion many times, and I've seen two seperate fails. One time Elsa was on the ice stairs in the middle of Let it Go, and the stairs suddenly stop rotating, and she was just trapped on the stairs while the mechanics tried to get it moving again. In the second fail, the Olaf puppet stopped working, almost like the joints were stuck, so as hard as the puppeteer tried, he couldn't get Olaf's limbs to move, but he was a really good sport about it, and just pretended it was so cold that Olaf was frozen. Both times it was fixed pretty quickly, so good job Disney
This was really funny but also really cool because I've always wanted to do theater but am always so afraid of messing up even though it's inevitable even if you've been doing it for years with any art, but it's really cool to see that it's normal, not anything personal/actually embarassing.
When I was in into the woods as Cinderella, while my shoes and dress were thrown to me from the tree/ my mother, the stagehands threw the shoes and one of them hit me in the head and I had to keep singing😂
I've never fallen during a performance but have done the WAP dance dressed as a belle in 6 inch heels and someone pushed me off the stage.
I was in Beauty and the Beats and I played Lefou and there was this scene where the Gaston and Lefou got together with this evil guy and planned something to attack the castle, and the evil guy(I forgot the characters name) was like 5 minutes late to go on stage. And this whole scene was timed with music and lines, so me and the Gaston just went out by ourselves and tried to put on something. I remember being so proud because I made up a line that made the audience laugh and I was so happy. I asked my family if they noticed that we messed up that scene and they said they didn’t notice a thing! Anyways I’m really proud of that moment lol 😂
When you showed Into The Woods, that was the one I came for!!😂
I loved this video! Watched it 100 times and laughed every time! You should make a part 2! There are so many more to react to
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The funniest things is that the lyrics "Why aren't surprised when ever were *wipeout* unsupervised"
the olaf one always breaks my heart because the guy clearly tries to play it off as a funny haha moment when he first falls, and then tries to continue the song but his mic is gone and so is the puppet and everything is really just working against him. and to top it off, it all happens within the final 20 seconds of the song.
We had a hunchback of notre dame production here in Germany and one time, the actress who played Esmeralda took a step backwards and fell down the stairs. They did pause the show and her understudy continued the show for her. I’m glad she wasn’t injured seriously 😳
What I’ve learned from drama/theater is, if you mess up or someone else does, IMPROVISE and KEEP GOING
These were all amazing but I can’t help but absolutely love the one of Ryan and the choice to protect the others
So, this wasn't during a show, but an audition. During the acrobatics portion, I fell into my backbend and somehow, because of nerves, got stuck, fell flat on my face, and flipped over bodyslamming the floor. The entire room was just silent. I played it off (though I was in a daze) and did some kicks and walked back to my spot. And everyone was just silent. No polite clapping, no nothin. Just a bunch of "are you alright, that looked like it hurt"? 🤣 To make it even funnier, I got the Grinch.
Y'know that really popular clip of Laura Bell Bundy losing her shoe in Legally Blonde? When my college org did Legally Blonde, we decided to incorporate that into the show so Elle intentionally kicks her shoe off stage and there's a designated staff member in the audience to catch it.
An example of “the show must go on” that I experienced was when I played Jonathon in A Christmas Carol the Musical. I had a couple short solos. Closing night, I got a really bad cold. I could hardly sing. However, my double was not there that day. She was sick. So, I had to do the show. I was so nervous about trying to sing my solo that I missed my entrance. No one in the audience noticed, but the director did. When I was in the green room, laying down because I didn’t feel well, the director thought I was sulking and gave me a whole lecture about not getting upset when your performance didn’t go well. I was so annoyed until I finally said “I’m not sulking, I’m just sick!”
I thought the reaction to the Olaf clip was more of an "aww :(" in a kind of "this sucks that that happened to the actor I'm making a noise of sympathy" rather than "ah damn my show was ruined"
When I was reading that, why did I read "ah damn my show was ruined" is a country accent
The way Ryan looks at Sam when she's talking is just so passionate somehow.
In a Dutch production of Wicked, Fiyero called Glinda Elphie by accident. The actress playing Glinda reacted great by calling him out in character 😂
My guess for what happened on the Peter Pan one, when the window falls is, from other versions of this story I have seen done on stage and movie, Peter is SUPPOSED to fly through the nursery window to find Wendy, and like you said, the set was not secured properly, and rather than hitting his mark and going THROUGH the opening, he crashed right into it. Or perhaps the harness he was rigged to got caught on the set and it fell.
the frozen one with olaf bro- i actually gasped so much
I was in Cinderella Jr. and I was Cinderella. One of the stepsisters pushed a duke so hard that he fell and dropped the slipper off stage. One of the crew members knocked over a ladder backstage. A boy threw up on stage. It was an interesting couple of perfomances😂
IM CRYING RYAN WHY DID U FALL LIKE THAT PLS- 😭😭😭🤚🏻🤚🏻
My “the show must go on” moment was whenever the main actress of our spring play had a nosebleed during intermission and for the whole rest of the second act her nose was bleeding and we shoved paper towels and like toilet paper up her nose and she was wearing a white wedding dress from one of the Drama moms and it was a whole mess and we can’t just stop show because it’s lasted an hour or two which isn’t good but the show went on without a hitch and then whenever they said just turn the lights out I was internally screaming because I run the lights board for Drama Club and I was like it’s not that simple ok 😢
My brother was in Pippin once with his friend and his friend played Pippins brother. So there was this scene where pippins brother is chasing pippin around with a sword, but while he’s doing this the sword breaks and flies onto the audience. He panicked for a second before he started to cry which caused everyone audience and actors to start laughing. (Well actors tried their best not to) but what made it golden was when pippins mom goes and comforts pippins brother saying, “it’s okay sweetie, we’ll get you a new one.” And after that they went on from there.