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Jesus Christ SuperstarNewest Review: ... succeed. 20 of us arrived at the Opera House in Manchester to see this full of anticipation and excitement. I was glad to see that the stage production was in the same vein as the recorded video by virtue of having the same director in Gale Edwards. The stage consisted of a two tier walkway, separated by a platform that moved from the s ... more |
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by - written on 20/11/01 (Very useful, 411 readings)
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I've just realised an lifelong ambition and learnt a bitter lesson. I have wanted to see Jesus Christ Superstar at the theatre for a long time, but for some reason or another have always missed - and not living in London hasn't really helped the matter. My ambition was fuelled by the realse of the Jesus Christ Superstar video which is superb all round, giving a more in depth look at the characters and the feeling of being in there and involved - which is something for a recorded event. By all accounts and within all reason the live show should have been just as compelling but I found myself a little disappointed - not with the show as a whole, but with an ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/00 (Useful, 118 readings)
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Well Seen The Show Only once but great lights, sound, set and the cast were Fab. Looking Forward To Seeing It Again I Think I Am Hooked On The Show And Look Forward To Seeing It In The Forseable Future And Maybe Work On The New UK Tour (You Just Don't Know What Is Around The Corner!) Don't Want TO Say Much About The Show As I Think It Woul Spoil It For Others But All I Can Say Is: SEE IT OR MISS OUT! ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/07/00 (Useful, 180 readings)
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I think this is probably my favourite musical, and I have seen quite a few. The music ranges from upbeat to haunting and will stay with you for days after you have seen it, as will some of the scenes from it. It focuses on the time leading up to Jesus's death and most of it is very moving and emotional. The acting was absolutely superb and the voices of the singers/actors were amazing too, everyone really put their heart and soul into it which does not always seem the case with every musical or play. Many of the songs are very catchy and I liked the whole thing so much I bought the soundtrack. The end scenes are shocking, moving and will ... Read the complete review
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