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Musical Theatre Coach reacts to "NON-STOP" from the musical HAMILTON on Disney Plus
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2022
- Marc Daniel Patrick reacts to Non-Stop from the Musical Hamilton now streaming on Disney Plus.
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Hamilton: "I am not throwing away my shot" Ensemble: "Just you wait". Chilling.
Didn’t even think about this lol
I get full body chills at that "history has it's eyes on you" every time.
And I love the energy of the "Alexander Hamilton! Hamilton!" when he runs up the steps
I agree Yorktown *seems* like a good act ender but truly, this story is about the Hamiltons, not just America, so I think it's more appropriate *not* to end on Yorktown
Yea, your last point is spot on.
And which shows that Lin Manuel Miranda is a genius.
The best part is the absolute disgust that Odom uses when he says "the other 51" I get chills everytime!
I didn’t feel it as disgust, but more so to drive home the fact that Hamilton was hell on wheels when it came to him writing anything in particular. Remember, “Hamilton is a host unto himself. As long as he can hold a pen, he's a threat.” (Adams Administration)
Yeah I didn't find it to be disgust, rather drilling home the point that Hamilton is so motivated and 'non stop' (the title of the song)
I was not even this early to my own birth.
Word
Hahaha. 👏
😂😂😂 yeah I love his reviews
I love how the structure & mood of this song match the lyrics: the song itself -IS- non-stop! It describes Hamilton's relentless energy by using relentless energy! I realize such pairing of text & music is every composer's goal, but LMM brilliantly nails it with this number.
Hamilton won sooo many awards at the Tonys. They won Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Lead Actor (Leslie Odom Jr.), Direction (Thomas Kail), Original Score (LMM), Best Actor in a Featured Role (Daveed Diggs), and Best Actress in a Featured Role (Renee Elise Goldsberry). Philippa Soo lost out as Best Lead Actress in a Musical to Cynthia Erivo for The Color Purple. In total, Hamilton was nominated 16 times for 13 awards, the most ever for a musical, a record which still hasn't been beaten, though it was almost tied last year when Jagged Little Pill was nominated 15 times.
Short version: Yes, they won for Direction.
I remember my first experience of a revolving stage in a musical. I went to see Les Miserables up in Sacramento, and while the revolving floor wasn't used *quite* as much as it's used in Hamilton, it made its presence felt in one single moment. The barricades are up, the final battle is being played out, and the floor turns the barricade around to show one single man dangling from the top, obviously having been shot down, with the red flag draped across him. It was one hell of a moment. You could have heard a pin drop in the audience if the orchestra wasn't blaring out the beautiful notes at top volume. More musicals should use a turntable in the stage. It's a very effective tool.
The end of act one is the highest point in his life personally. If he had listen to everyone else and backed off he would have lived a happy life. But his drive kept him in the city which opened him to the mess that he created. When we let ego or compulsively take control, we can cause our own demise.
I'm a simple creature. I see a Marc Daniel Patrick video doing a Hamilton response... I click.
I love how this is the ending of Act 1. It brings together how important these people are in Hamilton's life, career, success, and downfall... but circles around to emphasize that this isn't just another retelling of the Revolutionary War... but this is the story of Hamilton and the irony should not be lost on anyone that he's probably the most single-minded Founding Father with regards to wanting to preserve his legacy and make a name for himself and yet, it's his contributions and role that were nearly lost to us. Until this musical, he was nothing more the man that's on the $10 bill... one of only two non-presidents featured on our paper money and yet, most people had no clue who he was.
I sincerely hope that it is never lost on people that with one musical, LMM and the amazingly talented people who collaborates with managed to reinvigorate an entire generation's worth of Americans, Brits, and more love of musicals AND history. The cast of characters are written in such a way that everyone can find someone they connect to on some level... and for a lot of neurodivergent individuals (ADHD/ASD/OCD/CPTSD/Bipolar/etc) they're finally feeling seen, even if Hamilton himself doesn't have a label. He has so many classic quirks of neurodivergence that it is hard not to see yourself in him... whether its his perseverations, ruminations, hyperfocus, relentless energy, struggle with social skills, impulse control, emotional dysregulation, being a polymath... the list goes on. There's something anyone who is ND can connect with if not multiple somethings. If it's not evident yet through my comments on every single one of your reaction videos.... I connect strongly with him, the good and the ugly. Still, I know others who see themselves in Angelica's self-sacrifices... Phillipa's loving devotion... Burr's guarded behavior and reservations... Washington's experience, steadfastness, and leadership... I also connect with Angelica immensely. Her loving and supportive family likely made a world of difference for her... growing up highly intelligent in a society that didn't so easily respect and honor intelligent women. If Hamilton had had the same loving family, maybe he would have been a more sociable, less arrogant human but maybe a less extraordinary/memorable one. I hate to admit this as a woman, but if Angelica and Eliza weren't connected to Hamilton, would we remember them today and be arguing for their status as being defined as Founding Mothers?
Thank you for pulling this together, and leaving it on UA-cam so that those of us that can't be patrons can still enjoy your commentary. Really great content!
I know its not the same without the visuals, but its the best I could do.
@@MarcDanielPatrick although it really isn't the same, I believe that using the working theater/film rendition, whether or not your audience can see what you do, it is still better than reacting to the original cast album, because one can heard the subtle differences that still wow us with the playfulness, the energy, the drama of the live performance that really can't be equaled by the admittedly superb album.
So don't feel too bad, we can still feel and hear the vibe and it makes for great video.
At 14:52, you mentioned that they had to bring the cast back to film this. Technically, Jonathan Groff was the only person that they brought back to film this. He was the only principal cast member that left the production before they filmed it. Groff originally left in April of 2016. Betsy Struxness (left in March of 2016) and Emmy Raver-Lampman (left In April of 2016) are ensemble members who left the broadway production before the proshot, but they aren’t on the disney+ recording (weren’t brought back). The proshot was filmed in June of 2016. Lin and Leslie didn’t leave until July of 2016.
This number is an absolute master class in staging. And while I agree with you about Leslie Odom Jr. playing the Emcee, I would like to make another proposal - I think he's the only one who could even come close to touching Ben Vereen as the Leading Player in Pippin. I would pay an unreasonable amount of money to see that.
Also true. Wow, a Pippin call out, haven't heard anyone mention that show in ages!
@@MarcDanielPatrick It's in my top three all time favorites. I even named my dog Pippin, lol.
The moment he mentioned that I thought of Leading Player… 100% agree
Never ever ever tired of Hamilton. Ever
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Oh my goodness Odom would make an AMAZING Emcee. Great call:-)
Also, I know it’s been your format for a while now, but I know you were tinkering with different react techniques, and I must say I like this style: Full view, then go back for notes.
Thanks Ryan!
I also kind of wish the culmination bit was how the song ended but at the same time I love how we quickly recontextualize Alexander’s songs. We get “not throwing away my shot” but this time it’s interweaves with “just you wait” from Alexander Hamilton to imply that “maybe this time he will throw away his shot”, setting us up for his downfall in act two.
Ahhh yes, people don’t talk about this one enough! Nonstop is one of my very favorites!
It's my favorite Hamilton song I usually rewatch the first half of Hamilton and stop at non stop
@@LordSteeleCastleClashPsteele68 Right? So good!
@@sarahkathrynfrey9441 it has all my favorite songs and it's so hype
This one is so beautiful the way all the parts come together ♡♡♡♡ such a fav
Also, that woodblock!! *tap, tap, tap* ❣️🌶🔥🔥🔥
His shot is also a metaphor about how his life ended. As portrayed in the play, Hamilton threw away his shot. Burr didn’t.
Hamilton threw away his shot, Burr didn’t wait for it
I couldn't count how many times I've seen/listened to Hamilton and I still think Yorktown is the end of act one 😂
With the exception of Jonathan Groff, none of them were called back because the OBC was still performing Hamilton.
Hi Marc, I'd be very curious to hear your take on Eliza's final gasp in "Who lives, who dies".
She Loves Me won the Tony for best scenic design, but Hamilton was nominated.
I LOVE Hamilton and will continue to watch any videos you put out about it, (but), can you do SIX next ? As a born and raised child of Cleves, Brittney Mack (Anne of Cleves) would be great. I live in NJ these days and just recently saw SIX for the first time. It was such fun.
The rotating stage was left there from If/Then’s run. That show made great use of it too, although Hamilton’s blows that all away.
Admit it Marc, you love Lin.....
Who doesn't?
@@josemara
good point.
Haha
I love your intro. It's nice and simple and it's not one of those colorfull spinny, 3D intros that so many others have.
I like the fact that most of the impactful songs from the second act are cavalierly mentioned. That was why I felt it was a perfect setup for act 2. Another great video mdp. Sorry youtube doesn’t quite get the whole educational purposes part of your series, but oh well. I already saw the whole play about 50 times on Disney plus anyway, I know what you talking about.
Been waiting for you to do this!
We are doing a six person group project in musical theater and this our ending and it’s sounds so good
You should do a reaction video on some of the deleted Hamilton songs! I would love to hear your thoughts!
You should watch the whole musical in one sitting and put it on Patreon. That would be amazing
Haha, with the amount of times I stop... It would be a 4 hr video easily.
@@MarcDanielPatrick That is a long time, but I think I would speak for most of your viewers when I say, we'd definitely watch it
@@MarcDanielPatrick Ten hour. Then there's the crying to figure in.
While I agree that Yorktown FEELS like the number to end Act 1, it doesn’t make sense for the story of Hamilton. In his story, THIS is the high point, and it’s all downhill from here.
But I’m glad to see you love Chris Jackson as much as me. Leslie is an amazing actor, but Chris’ voice is sooooooo smooth. I could listen to him sing solfege quite happily.
You should watch some of the West End performances! Especially Burn, Helpless and Satisfied
You could dance a samba to this
I’ve seen this happen to other content creators. They put words over the video and then, yt will let it play.
You love Hamilton non stop!
They mention church in the play... Maybe you could say, "I could listen to this for reverend ever..."
Terrible pun, but, there it is.
Haha, its better than mine. I only came up with "My love for Hamilton is Non-Stop" terrible.
I loved the video analysis but I was wondering if you could review Andrew rannells performing Games I play from falsettos I really curious on what you think is going on during that performance
Are you going to do The Best Movie Musicals of the 1970s?
Haha, yea, I kind of let that series go huh? My bad
You should react to 70 Years Of Musicals At The Queen's Platinum Jubilee
You're almost growing on me. Your comments were astute, anyway.
0:46
Too bad your puns aren’t Non Stop ;) this is my favorite song.
What is going on with UA-cam these days? Striking videos Non-Stop... 😱
can you please react to changing my major from fun home?
Why you not showing the video anymore? Not as entertaining as it couldve been.
He explains right at the start of the video 🤔