HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME | "OUT THERE" | Michael Arden - Musical Theatre Coach Reacts
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In this video Musical Theatre Coach Marc Daniel Patrick discuses Michael Arden's performance of "Out There" from Disney's Hunchback Of Notre Dame.
The Hunchback musical is incredible and it never being on Broadway is a CRIME. I highly recommed you listen to "Made of Stone" from it too. There are a few specific parts of that song that literally made me stop the song and yell expletives because it was just that good lol. No other song has made me do that!
It's just Phenomenal!!!!
I also just discovered that - in the original German ... Quasi went UP EVEN HIGHER and ended super soft. I have mixed feelings but damn it's astounding regardless
I concur!
Just listen to the entire thing. It's all amazing!
Totally agree!!! It should have made it to Broadway. It’s just gorgeous composition through and through 💗💗💗aside from the beautiful show stopping songs, I’m absolutely enamored by the choral harmonies. They’re glorious.
Totally agree! I had the opportunity to play Quasimodo and made of stone is incredible!!
As a disabled person, and an all too frequent people watcher, this song moves me to tears every single time. Quasimodo is such a beautiful character and Michael Arden embraces him fully, humanity and flaws first and foremost. A masterclass indeed
@littlecubspirit - Right there with you (I'm disabled, too.)
My local production had a deaf actor who would sign the lines and one of the gargoyles would sing as his inner monologue it was so good!
I had the pleasure of seeing Michael Arden perform Quasimodo in Hunchback at Paper Mill Playhouse. He was absolutely amazing!!!
Lucky
You’re so lucky. I watch the bootlegs all the time.
I can't believe as a musical theatre coach you've never discovered this song before this video. The Hunchback is potentially one of, and for me absolutely is, the top show(s) of all time. The soundtrack is perfect. PERFECT. Arden's performance is so raw and perfect. And he never sings this song the same way twice. He lives in the lyrics and each time he sings, he interprets it differently and equally as flawless every last time.
Michael Arden is such a star. It's kind of a shame he's gone on to directing instead of performing, but we get great performances from his directing. I got to see a touring production of Hunchback that he directed, it was amazing. The lead was a deaf actor who used ASL during his performance, and his singing was done by one of the gargoyles.
Andy Mientus is a lucky man.
Michael starred as Tom Sawyer in Deaf West's production of Big River, and in the off Broadway production of "Bare", He also starred in Hunchback in San Diego.
he also did the singing parts of Pippin in an asl production of it at one point ☺️
And lets not forget, Coyote in "The Times they are a Changin" in San Diego and Broadway...
Michael directed Hunchback? May I ask when, where and how? I've never heard of this.
Literally between this song, Hellfire, and God Help the Outcasts this movie's soundtrack is so very underrated. And this rendition is absolutely gorgeous. Though the ending really wants a full orchestra kudos for the pianist still doing great.
Watch him perform “Made of Stone”!!! You won’t regret it! :D
Masterclass is absolutely right. Arden defined this role and his passion for the project just explodes anytime he’s on stage or screen
I grew up with Michael and I can tell you even as a kid he was an incredible performer and I am thrilled to see his success!
This is some of the best music any Disney film has ever had. It's a much darker story (even for Disney, who doesn't shy away from dark stories), which is probably why the masses didn't flock to it as much as the other movies you mentioned. Also, the main character is deformed, not a beautiful princess or a cute lion cub, or even a Beast who is really a cursed prince. But the music, oh heaven!!!!!!
You mentioned that he directed the Deaf West End Sprinf Awakening and what's amazing is he took the sign language he learned and applied it to Quasi who is mostly deaf from the bells and added an even deeper layer to the character
Also he is a Julliard drop out. He left to be on Broadway in Big River
I was fortunate to have seen it when it was at La Jolla and it was amazing, one of my favorite musicals I have ever seen. As Lora K. noted below - IT IS A CRIME that is never made it to Broadway. The cast, the music, and everything was brilliant. It was years ago and I am getting goosebumps thinking about it. I am extremely grateful for that opportunity and memory.
I just watched watched the bootleg here on youtube (because I don't live in the US) and it's just breathtaking. It was already the best disney score, and it got even better for the musical.
This song was part of a Disney mix cd I had that I played on repeat all through high school. I couldn’t help but belt along. It still gives me all the feels. 🥰🎶🎤
Same here
Every performance of Michael Arden is a master class. I really wish he would do more concerts and shows. He is everything.
This Musical, the Movies, the Book... it all means so much for me, I am Obsessed with the whole thing, I call myself a "bellringer Girl"😅
I was at Notre Dame twice. The last one, sadly a month after she catched fire. I plan another Trip next year, when she is opened to the Public again. And last year I saw the German version of this Musical in Vienna. It was a dream come true. I will never forget these hours I spend in the Theatre so close to my favorite characters
Marc Daniel Patrick the original voice actor of the 90’s original production of ‘The Hunchback of Notredame’ is worth a listen. Tom Hulce (the actor who played Mozart in the great 80’s ‘Amadeus’ movie ) is the actor who dubbed the original Quasimodo is such an amazing actor and such an amazing singing voice.
Michael Arden is one amazing guy, so is his work with Deaf West. Why Hunchback never made it to Broadway still baffles me to this day. Agree with the other comment, it’s a CRIME it didn’t. And with a cast that includes Michael Arden, Patrick Page, Ciara Renee! This would’ve been one hell (fire) of a show! 😁
Ciara Renée singing "God help the Outcasts" and "Someday" are breathtaking.
One of the most underrated Disney songs of all time!!
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Thank you for this reaction. Please do more of The Hunchback
Michael Arden is great! There are a few clips of him doing his thing (and EXCELLING at it. Lol) floating around the UA-cam's. I'm actually really surprised you haven't seen more of his stuff! He was the first iteration of Peter in BARE 's original off-Broadway run. He was Pippin at Deft West in 2009, and he played Dickon in Secret Garden. Most of his performance stuff is off-Broadway or staged concerts though, so I guess he's developed more of a niche, indie fanbase. (I feel so hipster). Anyway, he's stellar, and you should totally check out more of his stuff!
Absolutely. It still saddens me that he's a full-time diector now, because I miss his acting and especially his singing so much. Don't know how long it has been since we last heard him sing.
Not Hunchback of Notre Dame but I also love Michael Arden's rendition of Run Away With Me. It's a slightly different take from Jeremy Jordan's which I know is also really popular- more shy and awkward whereas Jeremy's is a bit more confident and laidback- but suits him really well.
I saw this musical in LA. Might be one of my favorite performances EVER. The show is incredibly amazing. The music is so good. And story is so sad.
I discovered the film when it came out 25 years ago. It brings me to tears every time. Michael does an amazing job.
I saw Michael in the role at the La Jolla Playhouse run of Hunchback. He was AMAZING!
I LOVE this!!! Such an underrated musical, it’s an absolute masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️
I loved watching you just get swept in the second time and almost forgetting to comment. Micheal Arden PERFECTS this number as do the entire cast, Patrick Page as Frollo was also AMAZING
There is a bootleg of Ardens productions with Patrick Page and Ciara Renee at La Jolla Playhouse.......JUST WATCH - simply magical
ALSO ALSO - do SOMEDAY from this musical.....
Also also also - a song in concert can bring forth different emotions from the performer as they arnt feeling it as the character
I was in the choir for the La Jolla production! The most magical experience of my life. Hearing this every night… ugh, still gets me teary eyed.
Happy to see you are starting to make Hunchback of Notre Dame reaction videos! For a future Hunchback reaction video, I'd recommend Ciara Renée performing "God Help the Outcasts". She also co-starred alongside Michael Arden in the La Jolla Playhouse and Paper Mill Playhouse productions of Hunchback: ua-cam.com/video/hxbi92g_ToI/v-deo.html
I love The Hunchback! Saw it in the 90s here in Germany and again when it was put up as a new performance a few years ago. The stage setting was so minimalistic and yet so conplex in all the light work that made up the stage design in that first run. I think it was slightly more classic stage design in the new production, but equally impressive. It's definitely a soundtrack I go back to every now and then.
I'd recommend watching Michael Arden singing made of stone, only from the musical version of the show. Its absolutely stunning the range and power and emotion he has.
I totally agree! This proves that there's plenty of opportunity to bring the character out through a performance, even if you're just singing at the piano. Who is paying attention to every note being perfect, when you're wrapped up in the amazing performance unfolding before you? So much more enjoyable to watch, for me, than a sanitized studio version with perfect pitch. That being said, there's room for both types of performances. Better to ask "What do I want to achieve with this performance?" And go from there. If you want to show off vocals and a beautiful melody, a polished cover of a song makes sense. But if you want to perform as the character, or even to show off your acting as well as your singing skills, this is how you do it. Makes me want to see the whole show! Which I think, in itself, is the highest compliment to a single performance--did you make me want more of the show? So brilliant!! 👏👏👏
The music of the hunchback of notra dame was written by alan menken but also Stephen Schwartz. Of all the Disney renaissance films this soundtrack feels like Broadway.you should really check it out. It also has arguable best villain song in all of Disney Hellfire. The opening is also phenomenal.
This whole musical is beautiful. I often listen to the Bells of Notre Dame just to hear Paul Kandel hit the final note with the choir belting behind him
So glad you did this!! “Out There” has been one of my favorite Disney songs and nobody else seems to get it 😂 It resonated so heavily with me at the beginning of lockdown last year and it still brings tears to my eyes ❤️
Hi nyc based MT actor here. Very glad I recently found your channel. I feel like I must tell you though Michael Arden also originated the role of Peter in Bare. That might’ve been his breakout role!
This is now one of my favorite reviews you have done, and we have so many good ones to select from. A beautiful performance and one of my favorite musicals. We value your expertise and appreciate your humor in your reviews. 💯❤🙏🏼
YESSS!!! I asked for this reaction!
(Also this is my favorite Disney Musical)
If you havent seen it yet, watch the whole musical. Its 2 hours on youtube! It's so good!
The Hunchback of Notre Dame has always been one of my favorite movies and this song in particular has always been my number one disney song to sing and to just listen to. It especially hit harder when I went on my first mission trip and we'd complain about this or that, but we were surrounded by such loving people who were grateful for every opportunity and connection in their lives. It took the wind right out of our sails and when I heard this song again afterwards, it just kind of cemented that lesson in my heart- that I should take the time to be thankful for the people and things in my life and not take them for granted.
I love this song already but he did a great job!! Wow!! Also Marc you need to go see the whole movie of Hunchback of Notre Dame by Disney there are alot of good songs.
You should also do "Bells of Notre Dame" and "God Help the Outcasts"
Micheal Arden is so underated is ridiculous. I think he would make a phenomenal phantom
I'm currently in craving for more of Michael Arden content. I really hope he perform more in the future
@LeadingBlind The video of the German production is on UA-cam. I believe this was the prior to the US shows. Much darker, but wow, it's terrific! Not a kiddie show, to say the least. Also, the German lead is apparently a popular singer in that country and cut a music video for "Out There."
For those interested, the musical didn't make it to Broadway for several reasons: Firstly, there was a significant Union dispute. Schwartz wanted the choir as scripted to portray Notre Dame symbolically (truly a genius move). He didn't want a projected photo or it just being part of a static set. He wanted the structure to be a character of sorts, to be alive. And he wanted real choristers to perform the sacred music (Latin chant). The Union stated that the choir members would have to join the union and pay dues. That would have busted the budget, so the musical went regional. They did play at a theatre in the area, off Broadway. I believe it was on 5th Ave (?) and there was another theatre in NJ. they used as well.Otherwise, the theatres were mostly out west. The Schwartz production did make the seasonal Broadway tours schedule in various states although not technically on Broadway.
Also, Disney was concerned about family groups with young children that would purchase tickets in advance for the musical, expecting it to be more like the Disney movie. So tourist dollars and brand considerations were in the mix to move the musical to a non-Broadway venue.
In addition, at the same time this musical was being developed, a little musical called "Frozen" was in the works. Guess which one they chose for the Broadway gig?! Disney went with the instant money maker, of course. Corporate Headquarters didn't want a darker musical for more mature audience members associated with the Disney "Happiest Place on Earth" branding.
So it was somewhat a perfect storm that kept it from playing Broadway. That's how I understand the situation.
Trivia: Did anyone see T3 on AGT last season? Jim Hogan was the voice of Quasimodo for a deaf actor who played the part at a theatre in the Sacramento area. The sizzle reel is on UA-cam. The musical was played in the round rather than on a traditional stage. Amazing!
Although Jim Hogan and the deaf actor in the Sacramento area musical were incredible; however, in my book, Michael Arden is the best, all-around Quasimodo, imho. His acting is impeccable and his singing is beyond words. Sublime. Absolute perfection. My bucket wishlist is to hear Michael Arden sing this song (and other Broadway hits) live and in person. He is such a well-rounded performer. Of course, he nails the singing, but Arden's acting is impeccable as well. He is, absolutely, the total package!
I got to be in a local production of this as part of the choir (super amazing harmonies and in Latin which was super fun). I got shivers at every performance during this song (and many others)
You should definitely do “Made of Stone” as well!!! Chills every time!
Gosh this song. I love it back and forth. It's one of my most beloved musical. Saw it so long ago and I could go once every year. I listen to the music on repeat. Love the melodies and Michael Arden as Quasi it's just outstanding. Please more from the Hunchback, epsecially Out of stone. Phanomenal!
And als alawys thanks for the great reaction and discussion. ♥
Never heard the song and never heard of the singer before, but this was a really special performance. What a talent!
I love that he's hiding behind the piano.
Marc not kidding I literally hoped that you would react to this a couple of days ago.
More Hunchback, PLEASE!!
This is absolutely my favorite musical of all time. I would love for you to do a series of videos going through the whole storyline. The melodies come back throughout the other songs and I love hearing how the performers play them each time. I can tell you get emotional in your videos, so pull out the tissues for the Finale!
Please react to more Hunchback material! So underappreciated. Hellfire sung by Patrick Page is showstopping.
My favorite Disney musical! N my favorite song
I love Michael Arden! In all honesty though, this isn't his BEST performance of 'Out There' I've heard, but it's still lovely. If you know what you're looking for, you'll see little traces of ASL which he used during his time in the role. The muscle memory is strong. :D
I love the music of The Hunchback of Notre Dame... All of it... The song Esmeralda sings in the church, the Ave Maria, is wonderful and the song of the bishop when he's tormented by Esmeralda's beauty... Such angst!
Now I sing this song in the car (big house I know) I was always looked at weird for holding out the note from "there" so that it connects to "out there among". Because its not what is done in the movie. Now I can show them this video!!! I'm not crazy! It makes sense!
Like you, I don’t know this movie or show but I LOVE Michael Arden! Amazing is not even a fitting word for what he does here and honestly, in all of his work!
You should think about reacting to Made of Stone it's just as good and from the same musical.
Hunchback of Notre dame is one of my favorite musicals. In Denmark e had the oppotunity to purchase seats on the stage. So you where a part of the stage while seeing the play. It was an amazing expeririens 😁
There's a really amazing version of this song that a deaf guy sings with his interpreter. Amazing
Also made of stone with the same guy
You should react to the 5th Ave theatre version of Hunchback (there are a few songs on youtube of it) bc they have a deaf actor playing Quasimodo and it's so well done
I love your analysis here! Super great insight. Would love to see your reaction to the clips from Evita at the New York City center in 2019. Solea Pfeiffer is such a force to be reckoned with.
Your should react to Michael Arden singing Made of Stone from Hunchback. It is soooo good!
When I saw the animated film I thought this song was the best reason to bring it to the stage. It's just thrilling and so theatrical.
I had tears in my eyes
I could not believe how beautiful the 5th Avenue Theatre (Seattle Wa) production was.
This song is one of the best opening numbers it makes me cry every time
I looooveeee this show!!! and i wish it was put on broadway. please react to more songs from it, ive been obsessed with it recently so the timing of this reaction is perfect lol/
If you like this song then you should listen to Made of Stone. It’s also from Hunchback and it’s a huge huge song. I use out there as one of my audition pieces and if they want me to really show off I will sing Made of Stone or Til I Hear You Sing haha. #tenorlife
YESSS FINALLY! Now I just need we do not belong together performed by Bernadette Peters… or anything with her. Awesome video!!💜
I saw this at the Paper Mill Playhouse. It was the best musical I’ve ever seen.
Tom Hulce's Hunchback is beautiful. I think the animated version of this song is worth watching!
I honestly think that animated performances are underrated, but those animators are acting right along side the voice actors.
Thank you for your reviews, I wish you can do a review of Heather Headley's performance in Aida.
I only wish that they had made a proshot of this show for posterity’s sake with the original cast. So many amazing songs that chill to the bone with the beauty of the notes and melodies.
I am in Texas and yes its hell heat
I got to see the Hunchback at the 5th Ave Theater in Seattle a few years ago. It was amazing! The hunchback was played by Josh Castille who is a phenomenal Deaf actor (who was in Deaf West's production of Spring Awakening on Broadway by the way - which was directed by Michael Arden!). His voice interpreter was EJ Cordona (a member of Voctave). EJ talked about how he sang differently every performance based off how Josh was performing the role. Hands down, one of the most awesome theater experiences I have seen! ua-cam.com/video/nRax8BmaSto/v-deo.html
Listen to him sing made of stone. It is UNREAL!
Michael Arden is a national treasure
His performance of Made of Stone from the same musical, trust me you won't regret it
Cocktails and Musicals. I've found my youtube happy place. Lol ♥
Please take a look on "Rhythem Of The Tambourine" or "Rest and recreation" :)
Please, please, please, react to the French version of Notre Dame de Paris, written by Luc Plamondon!!! Garou, Daniel Lavoie and Bruno Pelletier are awesome in it!
The best musical I ever saw, was Hunchback of Notre Dame 🙏
Saw it in a danish production, by Fredericia theater, and they were so amazing, and Lars Mølsted, who played Quisimodo did an amazing job!
Please do more Hunchback 🙏
Preferably “Made of stone” 🤞
Or “the bells of Notre Dame” the choir alone is enough to give it a go ☝️💪
For a second there, I thought you wrote Lars molested. I was like, what??? LOL
I love this song and Michael but I would love to see Made of Stone as well. I’m just a sucker for that ending high note
I think I saw the movie once when I was younger and didn't care for the it. As an adult, thinking I should see again after this performance.
This is one of my favorite songs from a really underrated musical. Too dark and mature for the Disney audience at the time I think, the music is mournful and gorgeous.
Of corse the melody is amazing since the song was written by Alan Mencken and Steven Swartz
Please please please do Made of Stone!
Not sure why I haven't asked for that yet, but I'd love to hear your comments on whatever number (and cast but let's be honest, preferably Ramin/Sierra) from Love Never Dies. :)
Wow
Maybe he could react to Made of Stone in ASL?
Please do Andrew Rannells Meadowlark
Can you react to dermot kennedy?
Oh you MUST listen to MADE OF STONE
Review Halle Bailey Can You Feel the Love tonight!
I'm not familiar with this song, but feel like I just got a Christmas gift.
Such an underrated show! The music is spectacular!
This not making it to broadway shows that the world is cruel. The world is wicked…