Broadway: Cinderella During the Columbia’s weekend, I got the chance to go to the New York City with my friend. We went to the Broadway Theater to see Cinderella, a musical with music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. As we all known, Cinderella is one of the Disney princess stories from our childhood; however, the musical version of Cinderella has slightly changed from the original story. When you walked into the theater, you just feel you will ever want to go out there. The theater decorated likes a royal castle, with gorgeous long stairs, crystal lights, and fancy couches. The stage had been set up for the first Act when you walked into the performance hall. Everyone is excited for the show, some people were taking selfies with friends and family, and some people were looking around, taking pictures with this beautiful place. When the lights off for the show started, everybody was calming down and looking forward to
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Her deeper speaking voice is a little bit strange, but when she started singing, people can feel her power and soul came inside of her body. Especially when she was singing a song called “In My Own Little Corner,” I can feel her emotions, and it was touching my heart. The musical Cinderella also draws more attention on the prince and Cinderella’s stepsisters as well. For example, Cinderella’s older stepsister Gabrielle was falling in love with a villager, and prince Topher was facing to the problem that his villagers being controlled under Sebastian, the advisor for the prince. Another best character for the musical is Charlotte, which is Cinderella’s second stepsister. Even though she was speaking and singing with high and sharp soprano voice, it did not make audiences feel uncomfortable at all. The way she act was always made the audiences laughing a
Her deeper speaking voice is a little bit strange, but when she started singing, people can feel her power and soul came inside of her body. Especially when she was singing a song called “In My Own Little Corner,” I can feel her emotions, and it was touching my heart. The musical Cinderella also draws more attention on the prince and Cinderella’s stepsisters as well. For example, Cinderella’s older stepsister Gabrielle was falling in love with a villager, and prince Topher was facing to the problem that his villagers being controlled under Sebastian, the advisor for the prince. Another best character for the musical is Charlotte, which is Cinderella’s second stepsister. Even though she was speaking and singing with high and sharp soprano voice, it did not make audiences feel uncomfortable at all. The way she act was always made the audiences laughing a