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Godspell Press Event

By Gil on Monday, Sep 26, 2011

In case you haven't heard, there's a new Broadway revival of Godspell starring Hunter Parrish that is opening this fall (previews begin Oct 13th, actually). It's a small-cast of just over a dozen, and while I have a pet-peeve of shows going up on Broadway that have a small enough cast that seems that it should be done Off-Broadway, they're doing it at Circle in the Square, which is probably the only intimate Broadway house.

I was at the press event this afternoon and tried out my Droid 3's HD video function for the first time.

Here's a performance of Bless the Lord...

The Good Samaritan...

...and All Good Gifts.

And for those of you like me who find the director talking just as interesting, here is Daniel Goldstein introducing Godspell, along with a short speech from the one-and-only Stephen Schwartz:

and an introduction to All Good Gifts including choreographer Christopher Gattelli:

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