Caissie Levy and Eleanor Worthington-Cox perform Maybe from Next To Normal
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- Watch the incredible Olivier-nominated Caissie Levy and Eleanor Worthington-Cox perform 'Maybe' from Next To Normal.
Nominated for 4 Olivier Awards including Best New Musical, the critically acclaimed, sold-out Donmar Warehouse production of Next to Normal comes to London’s West End for a strictly limited season at Wyndham’s Theatre from 18 June 2024.
Next to Normal is an intimate exploration of family and illness, loss and grief. As its heart is Diana Goodman (Caissie Levy in an Olivier Award-nominated performance), a suburban wife and mother living with bipolar disorder and haunted by her past.
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We need a cast album
Pleaaase 🙏
This was absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking - I would love to have my heart broken by them even more in a cast album!
This is stunning
Eleanor is so incredible! So happy to see her again after seeing her in Matilda years and years ago
Yeh we definitely need the London cast album, this was such an amazing performance. Saw it last night, was in floods!
Damn 💀 the last part of the song is my favorite and it got cut
i deserve a cast recording
Looking more like sisters than mum & daughter ❤️
sobbing my eyes out thanks guys 💙
Put this cast album on vinyl, I will buy it in a heartbeat!!!
Yes but also cd please!!
God just so good. I love these videos so much
this is brilliant.
Surely, enough of us have asked for a cast recording by now? Though maybe there can never be enough of us asking for a cast recording.
We need a cast recording please please please
Definitely gon need some tissues for this performance damn (am crying already)
I love that they found Natalie a stool to sit on. But all the jokes aside this was gorgeous.
Just, iconic. I'm a sobbing puddle on the floor.
😍
CAST ALBUM PLEASE
Are they continuing in the Wyndham’s theatre production?
Yup! Full Donmar cast is returning, including these two.
cast recording when?
broadway transfer when???
Like the voices, but Caissie is too young to play this role. There are more the sisters from Frozen. The emotional aspect of the role of Diane is in my opinion mostly because of her age
There's a 21 year age difference between these two. And Diana had Gabe while in college. So they fit the character ages pretty well. Diana was a young mother
Alice ripley was 46 when she played Diana on Broadway. Caissie is 43.
you're wrong. Diana and Dan were young when they had kids. It's mentioned in the story several times. They were pretty much 'kids themselves when they started their family. They were in their early twenties. The kids in this are 18 and 16. Caissie is 43. The character of Diana is 40. She's the perfect age for the part.
I take it back then. I did not know Caissie was (already) 43..could have checked it though. To me, she just looks like 32. In other words, age-wise she's fine. I have to admit that I have seen versions where the actresses who played Diane were often older (50+).
"I was a child raising a child" So, perfect cast.
I have not been convinced by any of the videos of Cassie Levy as Diana. I don't hear any fear or anguish in her voice. It just sounds...pretty. Like a country singer doing an open mic. Maybe her performance is different in the show itself? After seeing numerous Diana's, including Alice Ripley and Marin Mazzie on Broadway, as well as two phenomenal Korean Diana's in Seoul, I'm just not feeling this interpretation. Like, I'd believe this Diana has at least a couple of Stanley cups and a favorite T Swift era.
she definitely shows fear and anguish in her actual performance she does the role justice and literally cries multiple times during the show or at least when i saw it in my opinion she shows a more broken Diana especially at the end of act 1
I saw the show at the Donmar last year. Caissie is incredible in this role. She's much more nuanced than Alice Ripley's interpretation. I prefer it. More authentic and believable. And country music is full of storytelling and heartache, so this isn't a bad analogy!