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"Joel Newsome tore up the stage with his NOSTRADAMUS in Something Rotten. A tap dancing, bari-tenor character man, Joel has stolen the hearts of thousands - including mine." - Janet Aldrich 2021
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42nd Street Broadway Revival Tony Award Presentation. FULL VERSION
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This is the opening sequence to the 2001 Tony Awards. Featuring the original cast of the Tony winning revival of 42nd Street. Choreography by Randy Skinner. This is the entire version. The first section was taped after one of our performance and we were in the subway until 3:00 in the morning. The second section was live at Radio CIty. It was a thrilling experience for all.
At the end of the video it finally goes into focus and you can actually see the faces of the dancers. And I spot to the right of the girl in blue dress the incredibly talented Michael Clowers hoofing it!
Hermoso divino sentir ese susurro en los oídos!!!!
Give me the film any day
Saw this show 3 times at the Ford, great stuff
wonderfull musical...amazing performance
I adore that passenger with the red baseball cap ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ She’s my favorite character in this whole segment ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I LOVE HER ❤️❤️❤️❤️ She has no idea (and looks concerned over) who these random strangers are, what they’re doing on the subway car, what’s going on, and why they’re all dancing in perfect unison, but she’s a beautiful soul by suddenly becoming so enthralled by what’s going on around her that, in an instant, she’s willing to join in with this complete randomness surrounding her, and take it all in stride by dancing along with these random strangers surrounding her ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ She’s loving, and is having so much fun with, this impromptu situation she finds herself in ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ If there was ever a more wonderfully awesome spontaneous cheerleader to support this cast, that lady wearing the red baseball cap is it, and she deserves so much praise and gratitude for the way she’s showing it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Her moment may last a few seconds, but she’s the true star of that Subway Car scene ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She was the dance capitan of the show❤
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Goosebumps every time!
Quintessential energy source and thrilling to this day. Definitive ageless Broadway! -- simply my opinion. Thank You for posting this.
POV it's 2021 and you're looking for WowTiger2's comment
I'm hoping to play this role someday... This summer perhaps? Love ya Joel!
I wonder if they were really wearing their taps on the street, it hurts to think how much they were destroyed or the feeling of pavement and regular floor on the subway
Saw on Broadway in revival in 1983? First lover relationship surprised me with flight and ten shows in 9 days. Hotel Window 1/4 inch thick with ice! Coldest winter in decades. 42nd Street first show. I refused to see the drama our last night. I got a Ticketron 1/2 price return tx to 42nd St! My greatest travel experience of MOMA, museums, cheese cake, dining out, walking Central Park, theater everyday but Monday. And starting and ending with 42nd Streets. Thank You BROADWAY!
This is the first Tony awards I remember watching. I was six years old. When the cast went out onto the street and into the subway I was just completely blown away. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
I saw the first road company of this, then a community theater production and two years ago I spend New Year's Eve afternoon at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane seeing quite an exceptional production of it, which was later broadcast on PBS!
I've seen a community production, then a non equity national tour then the PBS broadcast
Love the bravado of the woman on the train joining in with the high kicks. 🤣
Same😂
She looked like she was one of the dancers but wore street clothes to make it look like she was just someone on the train
42nd Street >>>> A Chorus Line
I prefer A Chorus Line
The "Full Version" doesn't begin with the 12th bar of the music and the dancers already dancing. Okay?
"full version" refers to the full version of THIS performance. usually when this is shown, the part with 42nd St ensemble entering radio city with the voice over of the Tony Award presenters is cut.
This is my go to when I need a pick me up!
Amazing!
That sailor reminds me of some of my ol' shipmates who were terrific dancers !!!
Holy shit
Saw this 2 weeks after 9/11
Tony Awards first started at Sardi's Restaurant in NYC
That moment at 3:18 when Kate has moved through the crowd and the whole cast turns around for the time steps is one of the most goose-bump inducing moments!! Such energy given from the performers and then from the audience!!
They don’t pay performers. Much.
My mom audition ed to be A Rocket.t.
I was worried they're gonna get mugged or something.
Vale la pena verlo es un buen tap dancing
NO NADA COMO BROADWAY!!
MIREN COMO SE PRENDE LA DEL GORRO ROJO, EN LA ESCENA DEL SUBTE!!
BUENO, UNA MAS!!!
Joel Newsome! I saw you in this show! :)
I first saw 42nd Street in Long Beach my hometown three years ago and I'm seeing it again on November 14th in Costa Mesa as they welcome the new national tour based on the 2001 revival with Randy Skinner and Mark Bramble returning as directors!
May I ask if it was at the Segerstrom Center? I saw the show for the first time last night and have been hunting down anything, music and clips, to prolong the experience. It was fantastic!
Jenna L Yes it was. I saw it on Saturday afternoon with my mom and it was sensational
anyone want to fund my revival of mae i have it cast in my head.\
*sees dance line coming for me* NOOO! YOU INVOLVE EXERCISE!
That's how you start a show.
+bayonnetenor Totally right! Curtain up and light the lights
Such a great number and it takes an a--hole like Lane to put political bias in it.
I'll never forget seeing this show on Broadway! It was my first Broadway show and I was only in kindergarten. 42nd Street will always have a special place in my heart.
+AmeliaBell28 That's great to hear from a New Yorker
It was my first Broadway show also!!! ❤️
FANTASTIC Broadway hit.... Thanks for posting this outstanding share.
I saw this show in Dublin. and it is one of all time great musicals
I saw this production twice - great show! Audition, Shadow Waltz, Keep Young and Beautiful/Dames, and the big finale were particular standouts. Nice sets and costumes, great talent, and sharp choreography.
One of my favourite broadway numbers (partly due to its meta-character)! Always puts me into a good mood... this performance in particular. I also found it kinda cute that Warehouse 13 paid homage to it in its series finale. Oh, and may I add: Yay Kate Levering! She's amazing!
This brought back SO many wonderful memories (and reminded me of the number of times I ran into Jerry Orbach in our apt. building's elevator - he was always quick to get home after the show for his poker games! LOL). Thank you for posting the REAL version ~ nothing worse than a poor cut that messes up audio/video! (especially tap!) This must have been a spectacular night for you...truly a dream come true! Congratulations!
:) Mr. Orback is so wonderful in this show.
Samantha Lemes
hahahahahaha é lindo demais!!!!!!!!!!
And telling my mom that I wants
Coming home
My first Broadway show. I remember come
i would have love to seen this show will someone please tell me what its about? what 42nd street was about?
My Broadway musical debut, and Tony Debut. Love this! Dream come true!
What a great experience that must have been! Congrats on all your success!
I Google Searched your name the moment I saw this comment; you got to play Peggy Sawyer? How lucky can you get?!
I'll bet you have a million stories from your time working on this show! I heard somewhere that you once had to go on for Kate mid-show after she suffered a nasty, Dorothy Brock-style ankle injury or some such. Life imitating art. Is this true?
Also, please tell us about what it was like being on set with Philip Seymour Hoffman in the masterpiece Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. (Six degrees of separation: I recently got to be a background actor in a movie directed by Phil's onscreen "brother" from that film, Ethan Hawke.)
Lucky!