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And to you too. By the looks of things around here there must be a lot of people out celebrating.
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AngelAmidala
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I went to see my former highschool's drama production of "Fiddler on the Roof." 
It was rather...interesting.
I sat with a bunch of friends I had made while working on other shows, and after the show was over, I saw a friend of mine from high school that I haven't seen in 4 years!
It was rather...interesting.I sat with a bunch of friends I had made while working on other shows, and after the show was over, I saw a friend of mine from high school that I haven't seen in 4 years!
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Cool, Angel, you saw Fiddler on the roof! By "interesting" do you mean you thought it was weird or did you think it was good? I've seen it about a dozen times, but the best way to see it is live on stage. I only saw it that way once.
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AngelAmidala
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Well, it wasn't the movie! (Which I love.)
I don't know...it just seemed to me that the actors weren't really into it. You know? Almost like they were bored. The guy playing Tevye was very good, and took on a lot of the hand gestures and stuff that Topol did in the movie.
The music also seemed a lot slower then the movie. And the choreography in the bar scene could have been better.
I mean, a lot of that doesn't have to do with how the stage version was written and stuff. It mostly has to do with who directs the show, choreographs, etc. And to be honest, I shouldn't really comment about the choreography...because since they (the drama club) dropped Galle and Collins (the people who used to choreograph all the musicals) a couple years ago...it just hasn't been the same.
But anyway...I still liked it....because I love the movie.
I don't know...it just seemed to me that the actors weren't really into it. You know? Almost like they were bored. The guy playing Tevye was very good, and took on a lot of the hand gestures and stuff that Topol did in the movie.
The music also seemed a lot slower then the movie. And the choreography in the bar scene could have been better.
I mean, a lot of that doesn't have to do with how the stage version was written and stuff. It mostly has to do with who directs the show, choreographs, etc. And to be honest, I shouldn't really comment about the choreography...because since they (the drama club) dropped Galle and Collins (the people who used to choreograph all the musicals) a couple years ago...it just hasn't been the same.
But anyway...I still liked it....because I love the movie.
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