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A History of the Vampire Musical!
NY magazine did an article on Vampire Musicals and compares them to the new musical 'Lestat'. Once more with feeling was mentioned! Check it out ...
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 The Desecration:
Buffy creator and Sondheim buff Joss Whedon spruced up the show’s second-to-last season with an all-musical episode that put all of Broadway’s vampiric exertions to shame.
Lyrical Selections:
“I can bring whole cities to ruin and still have time to get a soft-shoe in.” “Somethin’s cookin’, I’m at the griddle / I bought Nero his very first fiddle.”
Subtle Visual Touches:
Fight choreography during the opening featured Buffy listlessly staking vampires through the heart while singing “Going through the motions.”
Critical Bites:
The Vancouver Sun: “Brilliant—[an] emotionally stirring exercise in razzle-dazzle, and a welcome change of tone from Buffy’s usual ghoul train of demons and hellhounds.”
Worldly Success:
The episode was nominated for an Emmy but didn’t win and didn’t stem a slow, fatal ratings slide either. But 150,000 copies of the episode’s soundtrack were sold.
To read the full article, click HERE
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