ITS CALLED SOFT SHOE!!!!!!!!!!! Which means tapping is not involved! Please learn and appreciate the brilliance of Fosse choreo! jeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzz!
@therealdiegodonjuan maybe if she had put you in tap, you would actually have had some taste for this genius theatrical work. why did you look this up if it's not your thing? you don't have to like it, but it's not "gay." it's theatrical. get over it, grow up & learn what the word gay actually means
@kurpinator: That 2-minute routine is called the "Manson Trio." I take it to represent our governments selling us Cheerios rather than telling us what horrors actually happen in battle.
Thanks to the miracle of Youtube, and you sir, I can now see, hear, and enjoy this great performance again after a whole lot of years. Thank you. Thank you.
@kurpinator That's the whole point. The juxtaposition of the song is having war presented in an almost vaudevillian comical way, that's the genius of it Hence the tap dancing.
@kurpinator 1) It's not tap. It's soft-shoe. 2) Why? The whole number is conceived as a sardonic representation of war and how it's sold to the public.
@LofMalfoy -I think Fosse was very cynical when he choreographed this. We see the battle scene, so what are the dancers? They represent what our leaders are telling us about war. And it's more refined than simply a one-time soft-shoe dance, this is a very practiced performance our leaders keep giving us, so carefully presented and so sexy that the enlightened viewer starts asking themselves how to react to it.
It's not just a dance, it's an entire performance. Am I helping or making it worse?
@laser2sail you are helping a lot! thank you. I get the idea of the act and the war and the dance and the hole bizzare thing abot this play, but I just don't know how to reach Ben Vereen's performance, because it was impecable.
@LofMalfoy - I think you should meet and agree with the other two of the trio to go to your choreographer and ask to put in extra time to work on the routine. I think your drive to do better will get you further than attempting to match Vereen's flash..
Watch this YouTube video: (search for) "manson trio minus ben"
@LofMalfoy Don't try to make your performance *exactly* like Ben Vereen's. ;-) You can draw from Ben, but you have to plunge headfirst into the role, and make it YOURS. =)
I've just been cast as leading player in a local theater production. how I will get anywhere near the magnificence of ben vereen and his shiny blue pants I will never know...
@Quovatimus - We did both. Manson Trio in the front, and slo-mo in the back. It was pretty epic. Except we had 'backup dancers' for the Leading Player who were in all of the things for the Two Girls. It was fairly awesome.
so much of this play relies on choreography, which is why many modern productions can't live up to the original with bob fosse directing and choreographing.
Ben Vereen helped a lot too, great singer and dancer.
Can you believe that when I was in this show our director totally cut the Manson Trio? He thought it would be to dark so he filled it with a slow motion "battle scene" instead. I was so disappointed!
You were in this show? This show saved my life! YOU saved my life. Thank you. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. My parents live in Ridgefield, where steven is now. I went to St Lukes. Was a drama "major" . This play has been a part of my life forever. Parents had a vinel(sp). Growing up this was a soundtrack we always played in the backround. I guess I was lucky.. Even now I look back on this show for power.
ben vereen is honestly the most charismatic man to ever hit broadway. this number is incredible. so creative. bob fosses choregraphy is incredible and the music is amazing. no flaws to this number, and thats saying alot since im VERY critical. bravo :-)
I just saw this tonight at a little outdoor theater, and it was better than half the stuff I've seen on Broadway. The Leading Player had a GREEAT voice, and played his part so well.
Plus, he was veryy attractive, and at one point he came into the audience (as part of the play) during Love Song and sat with his arm around me for about 10 minutes. Eeeeeep. xDD
Absolutely brilliant. Our Leading Player obviously knew who Ben Vereen is. He copied virtually everything, from the mixing to the "Mraah, you ain't seen nothin' yet folks!" I don't think there's any other way to do it right.
@pietravis I concur. It's hard to find very good Leading Players that capture the essence of the character and the message of the show like Ben Vereen did. That's why I'm studying his interpretation for my audition for the character, to see what makes him so magnetic and yet so controlling.
Now where would Beyonce and her single ladies be without Fosse? lol. This clip is great, Ben Vereen is such a legendary performer, he's got more talent in that little hip thrust than anyone commenting "my school was better" does in their entire being. Let me just set the record straight: no, your school was not better. Keep dreaming!
@pietravis Agreed! I always wondered about that.... In fact from what I've seen of ALL of the HS and most of the college productions posted here, NONE of them seem to have a clue what the show is about much less this Glory section!
Its a bit like the kid whose been playing guitar for about a year that insists that Jimmi Hendrix was a hack that HE could play rings around!....
Ben Vereen is one of the very best in all categories. Quite a few years ago there was a special on TV honoring him as Entertainer of the Year. I sure wish there were a video of that posted on You Tube. He would have been around the same age as he is in this clip from Pippin.
I'm in this show right now. It's pretty fun. Our Leading Player is actually divided into four different characters, but the main one has most of the lines.
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i honestly thing the one at are school was better. i mean this is great but all the main actors (pippin charlamegne lewis pippins new girlfriend and the lead player) wer played by kids on there way to broadway. and all the players had the same kinda costumes. like they were different but all black and red and their faces wer pained and they had gloves on it was amazing.
Yeah we have one girl who's playing his character but since we're doing this show 4 nights in a row, this song combined with all the others is way too much on her voice so we have two other people who are singing this and she gets a rest.
Agreed! Pippin opened in 1972. This was filmed in 1981. Vereen defined his still while Michael Jackson was developing his. Another note: Fosse is the choreographer. He was definitely influenced by Black street dance. In this case He was a big influence on MJ. Just check out Fosse in the "Snake In The Grass" clip from the "Little Prince" and you'll see how much Fosse influenced MJ.
I admired Fosse choreography for YEARS, Vereen then MJ later. If I had become professional with my dancing, I would have danced Fosse any way I could.
@shak15ti it doesnt matter if they make the show or not people just love to be downers and try to be negative towards whatever they can to attempt to get a rise out of people
@zach2992 I think I'm misunderstanding you... Do you mean that you look at Bob Fosse's version and dislike it...then look at the ridiculous number of less than mediocre (at the VERY best) high school productions posted here and say, "now THERE'S what this show is supposed to be like!".....really....
@trukilla420 Uh, not even by half actually.... unlike MJ who had everything he's ever danced created specifically to hide any flaws and accentuate all of his strengths, Ben Vereen worked for one of the most exacting choreographers there ever was! He could literally do everything there was to do on stage, for nearly anyone
Ben Vereen was the greatest stage actor I've ever seen. Yes, he could sing, yes, he could dance but what makes him great was that when I was standing in the back of the theater, he reached out and performed right in front of me. He drew the entire audience into his performance. No one like him.
People have. I recently read an absolutely fascinating piece that analyzed the musical. Interestingly enough, it was Bob Fosse's staging and script edits that made the play what it is.
Amen to that! His skill is practically unparalleled. Everything about his intro - his acting and his singing coupled with the striking Fosse moves - just make it spellbinding.
If he had been wearing a monocle and a cape along with the hat and the cane in this scene, he would have spontaneously combusted from the sheer awesomeness. Ben Vereen is one of my all time favorite actors.
It makes me happy to watch him. And Bob Fosse's choreography is phenomenal. We're doing this at my high school...it'll be interesting to see how we pull it off. I'm excited, though!
Ben Vereen is fantastic, and this is definately my favorite song in Pippin! Also, I know nothing about dancing, but I know what I like, and I've always loved Fosse's choreography.
I have such a fucking man crush on Vereen.
proberush 4 weeks ago
How could anyone think their school did better? This is the cream of Broadway!
AmiraTamran 1 month ago
I'm surprised nobody in the audience fainted from the amount of pure Epicness that was onstage in front of them.
Bob Fosse + Ben Vereen = Pure Heaven
MrMrMrprofessor 2 months ago 6
ITS CALLED SOFT SHOE!!!!!!!!!!! Which means tapping is not involved! Please learn and appreciate the brilliance of Fosse choreo! jeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzz!
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Adam13171717 4 months ago
MJ and Ben both got their moves from Fosse! HE'S the legend!
Paint 4 months ago 3
I appriciate this number a lot more now that I'm older.
SaintAlia10191 5 months ago
This play has been a great soundtrack during my life. Thanks Steven! And thanks for signing my album.
krichards816 5 months ago
just wow.
15bluethings 5 months ago
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Thank God I was too poor as a kid for my mom to put me in tap... wow this is gayer thatn I could have imagined
therealdiegodonjuan 6 months ago
@therealdiegodonjuan maybe if she had put you in tap, you would actually have had some taste for this genius theatrical work. why did you look this up if it's not your thing? you don't have to like it, but it's not "gay." it's theatrical. get over it, grow up & learn what the word gay actually means
LordScreech 5 months ago 3
Wow. This is genius.
PayNoAttentiontoCaes 6 months ago
@PayNoAttentiontoCaes DAMN RIGHT
LordScreech 5 months ago
His style reminds me of Michael Jackson which is good (:
izzyhzzy 7 months ago
@kurpinator: That 2-minute routine is called the "Manson Trio." I take it to represent our governments selling us Cheerios rather than telling us what horrors actually happen in battle.
laser2sail 8 months ago
Thanks to the miracle of Youtube, and you sir, I can now see, hear, and enjoy this great performance again after a whole lot of years. Thank you. Thank you.
zelmanzelman 8 months ago 2
So dark, so uncomfortable, and so brilliantly, seductively disturbing, as only Fosse can deliver. Perfection.
swalsh323 8 months ago 6
this does not make sense to have tap dancing in a war number
kurpinator 9 months ago
@kurpinator That's the whole point. The juxtaposition of the song is having war presented in an almost vaudevillian comical way, that's the genius of it Hence the tap dancing.
xOhMyGaGax 9 months ago 3
@kurpinator 1) It's not tap. It's soft-shoe. 2) Why? The whole number is conceived as a sardonic representation of war and how it's sold to the public.
NYCBlonde 7 months ago 2
I'm interpreting that guy on our comeing pippin show, explain to me just how the hell I'm going to pull that off?
LofMalfoy 9 months ago
@LofMalfoy -I think Fosse was very cynical when he choreographed this. We see the battle scene, so what are the dancers? They represent what our leaders are telling us about war. And it's more refined than simply a one-time soft-shoe dance, this is a very practiced performance our leaders keep giving us, so carefully presented and so sexy that the enlightened viewer starts asking themselves how to react to it.
It's not just a dance, it's an entire performance. Am I helping or making it worse?
laser2sail 7 months ago
@laser2sail you are helping a lot! thank you. I get the idea of the act and the war and the dance and the hole bizzare thing abot this play, but I just don't know how to reach Ben Vereen's performance, because it was impecable.
LofMalfoy 7 months ago
@LofMalfoy - I think you should meet and agree with the other two of the trio to go to your choreographer and ask to put in extra time to work on the routine. I think your drive to do better will get you further than attempting to match Vereen's flash..
Watch this YouTube video: (search for) "manson trio minus ben"
laser2sail 7 months ago
@LofMalfoy Don't try to make your performance *exactly* like Ben Vereen's. ;-) You can draw from Ben, but you have to plunge headfirst into the role, and make it YOURS. =)
rhapsody710 7 months ago
I've just been cast as leading player in a local theater production. how I will get anywhere near the magnificence of ben vereen and his shiny blue pants I will never know...
PinayLani 9 months ago
Note to Charlie Sheen. Get off the stage. Watch this to see real talent and hard work.
pantucci 9 months ago 12
@pantucci Ben Vereen has tiger blood and adonis dna
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annealli 10 months ago
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annealli 10 months ago 2
I am playing the part of The Leading Player at our school and I just hope to be this good. This man is a genious.
canuhandldis 10 months ago 3
To all you people who don't like the way Ben Vereen is acting, I wouldn't necessarily blame him. Keep in mind, Bob Fossee was the director.
Our school is doing a production of this musical, and it's wonderful.
allisonxm102 10 months ago
He plays this part awsome
I also just watched this whole play
TheMarkymark316 11 months ago
He plays this part awsome
TheMarkymark316 11 months ago
He deffinately brings alot of attention to his penis!! Thats all i saw during the whole thing
pmme829 11 months ago
@pmme829 Good! Since that is actually a part of the whole point of the scene...
Jayjen35 2 months ago
Just how good was Ben Vereen!!!!!
saanzacs 11 months ago
Oh my god, I can't stop staring at Ben Vereen's shiny crotch.
laurajbrigley 11 months ago 6
My highschool is doing a production of this now, I really like it. I'm the light operator.
MorganMcCann 11 months ago
Amazing :[___________] from belting out soul to dancing for 2 minuets straight! no one can even touch that!can't wait to do this @ my school.
themusicalfan 1 year ago
he is extraordinary!!!! ive never seen anything like Ben Vereen before! phenomenal!!!!!
lindsey618 1 year ago
@Quovatimus - We did both. Manson Trio in the front, and slo-mo in the back. It was pretty epic. Except we had 'backup dancers' for the Leading Player who were in all of the things for the Two Girls. It was fairly awesome.
thatisgoodforsoup 1 year ago
so much of this play relies on choreography, which is why many modern productions can't live up to the original with bob fosse directing and choreographing.
Ben Vereen helped a lot too, great singer and dancer.
jblo92 1 year ago 3
i love his style. i can here chicago and cabaret and many others just in this song!
Say919oko 1 year ago
Can you believe that when I was in this show our director totally cut the Manson Trio? He thought it would be to dark so he filled it with a slow motion "battle scene" instead. I was so disappointed!
Quovatimus 1 year ago
You were in this show? This show saved my life! YOU saved my life. Thank you. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. My parents live in Ridgefield, where steven is now. I went to St Lukes. Was a drama "major" . This play has been a part of my life forever. Parents had a vinel(sp). Growing up this was a soundtrack we always played in the backround. I guess I was lucky.. Even now I look back on this show for power.
krichards816 1 year ago
@Quovatimus the production I am in now does the slow motion battle scene along with the trio
musicaljones11 11 months ago
with that suit, he'd be screwed if he got a boner
CiaranConnollyIdeals 1 year ago 2
ben vereen is honestly the most charismatic man to ever hit broadway. this number is incredible. so creative. bob fosses choregraphy is incredible and the music is amazing. no flaws to this number, and thats saying alot since im VERY critical. bravo :-)
beckysw 1 year ago 5
I borrowed the dvd from the library and after watching I felt that the best scenes were the ones with ben vereen! He's such a talent! :D
lilsneez91 1 year ago
The first Broadway show I ever saw. In-f**king credible! Thank god for you tube!
ynotsdiego 1 year ago
ben vereen's talent is truly AMAZING. This is such a dark scene but at the same time he is so goofy and entertaining.
ben vereen and bob fosse combined- fantastic
b0st0n20 1 year ago 4
I just saw this tonight at a little outdoor theater, and it was better than half the stuff I've seen on Broadway. The Leading Player had a GREEAT voice, and played his part so well.
Plus, he was veryy attractive, and at one point he came into the audience (as part of the play) during Love Song and sat with his arm around me for about 10 minutes. Eeeeeep. xDD
lexilurvestomkaulitz 1 year ago
Absolutely brilliant. Our Leading Player obviously knew who Ben Vereen is. He copied virtually everything, from the mixing to the "Mraah, you ain't seen nothin' yet folks!" I don't think there's any other way to do it right.
liveoutloud38 1 year ago
He's kind of got that Cheshire Cat air about him. Like the leader in a madhouse.
starrave 1 year ago 5
@pietravis I concur. It's hard to find very good Leading Players that capture the essence of the character and the message of the show like Ben Vereen did. That's why I'm studying his interpretation for my audition for the character, to see what makes him so magnetic and yet so controlling.
progrockcoffee 1 year ago
I remember him years after. What a performance!
brudolf367 1 year ago
lol I love him:)
Cletzenbougen 1 year ago
Now where would Beyonce and her single ladies be without Fosse? lol. This clip is great, Ben Vereen is such a legendary performer, he's got more talent in that little hip thrust than anyone commenting "my school was better" does in their entire being. Let me just set the record straight: no, your school was not better. Keep dreaming!
pietravis 1 year ago 30
@pietravis Agreed! I always wondered about that.... In fact from what I've seen of ALL of the HS and most of the college productions posted here, NONE of them seem to have a clue what the show is about much less this Glory section!
Its a bit like the kid whose been playing guitar for about a year that insists that Jimmi Hendrix was a hack that HE could play rings around!....
Jayjen35 1 year ago 6
This guy is a true performer.
phillyST34K 1 year ago 4
Ben Vereen is one of the very best in all categories. Quite a few years ago there was a special on TV honoring him as Entertainer of the Year. I sure wish there were a video of that posted on You Tube. He would have been around the same age as he is in this clip from Pippin.
oldixe 1 year ago
Fosse certainly never made it easy for dancers. Ben Vereen could do it all.
oldixe 1 year ago 4
we're are dpoing this show at my school. it's pretty cool and this is one of my favourite songs
CaptainSchpack 1 year ago
Where can I get pants like that? :]
cometogether756 1 year ago
I'm in this show right now. It's pretty fun. Our Leading Player is actually divided into four different characters, but the main one has most of the lines.
sirusbones 1 year ago
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i honestly thing the one at are school was better. i mean this is great but all the main actors (pippin charlamegne lewis pippins new girlfriend and the lead player) wer played by kids on there way to broadway. and all the players had the same kinda costumes. like they were different but all black and red and their faces wer pained and they had gloves on it was amazing.
orangepopgirl101 1 year ago
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use correct english, or don't type. ;D
furthestchance 1 year ago 2
I remember when we had a female lead player
calisthenics and jazz exp omg it was hoooot
Brettski89 1 year ago
my school just did this for their play and broke Ben Vereen's character into 2 lead players
Homer22234555 1 year ago
Yeah we have one girl who's playing his character but since we're doing this show 4 nights in a row, this song combined with all the others is way too much on her voice so we have two other people who are singing this and she gets a rest.
Theatrically it makes sense.
TangyExplosives 1 year ago
totally
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why is every1 givin this a negative score
some schools dont have people with enough stamina or power to hold a whole show. no biggie
Brettski89 1 year ago
my favorite song in pippin
AkuunKyande 2 years ago 4
Ben Vereen made this role on broadway. ..I don't understand the source of some of these negative comments, though you have the right to your opinion.
shak15ti 2 years ago 97
Agreed! Pippin opened in 1972. This was filmed in 1981. Vereen defined his still while Michael Jackson was developing his. Another note: Fosse is the choreographer. He was definitely influenced by Black street dance. In this case He was a big influence on MJ. Just check out Fosse in the "Snake In The Grass" clip from the "Little Prince" and you'll see how much Fosse influenced MJ.
chocolatesouljah 2 years ago 7
I admired Fosse choreography for YEARS, Vereen then MJ later. If I had become professional with my dancing, I would have danced Fosse any way I could.
shak15ti 2 years ago
I agree. I think of people like Carol Haney in "Steam Heat" and I want to be one of the guys in the trio with her.
chocolatesouljah 2 years ago
@shak15ti it doesnt matter if they make the show or not people just love to be downers and try to be negative towards whatever they can to attempt to get a rise out of people
Mr1946corvette1 1 year ago
@shak15ti I'm just not a fan of the overall direction. I look at videos of high schools and say "That's what I like in the show!"
zach2992 9 months ago
@zach2992 I think I'm misunderstanding you... Do you mean that you look at Bob Fosse's version and dislike it...then look at the ridiculous number of less than mediocre (at the VERY best) high school productions posted here and say, "now THERE'S what this show is supposed to be like!".....really....
What exactly do you object to in this work?
Jayjen35 6 months ago
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umm MJ is better than him by far!!!
trukilla420 2 years ago
@trukilla420 Uh, not even by half actually.... unlike MJ who had everything he's ever danced created specifically to hide any flaws and accentuate all of his strengths, Ben Vereen worked for one of the most exacting choreographers there ever was! He could literally do everything there was to do on stage, for nearly anyone
Jayjen35 1 year ago 4
man hes like MJ the way he moves
xaxie1 2 years ago
@xaxie1 actually MJ is like him. Ben Vereen is the greatest and I think a lot of MJ too.
mswhaley 2 years ago 29
That's because MJ *learned* from guys like Ben Vereen. ;-)
rhapsody710 1 year ago 2
My Sweet Ben,,, You are the BEST and I will always love you.
vickicapricorn 2 years ago 5
OMG!!! LMAO!!!!!
"War is strict as Jesus"
*body parts fly out*
"War is finer than spring"
*more parts fly out
I always have a LMAO attack upon seeing that
Great musical BTW!!!! One of the best, and BEn Vereen is just amazing. One of the best singers on the planet!!!!
YouCantDeleteDenzelL 2 years ago 9
no offense to many people who comment, but no one really cares if your high school just did this and so- and -so was really awesome.
mdoyle1523 2 years ago 11
THANK GOD SOMEONE IS FINALLY SAYING THIS!
What you describe is my absolute biggest pet peeve.
:)
Doliath 2 years ago 2
OMG ben verenn came to our high school and gave us a unforgettable speech!!! =D
PeterrrrrHan 2 years ago 4
10-10-2009. He's full of glee at 63. Happy Birthday, Ben. Or can I call you Chicken George? Heh-heh.
mkl62 2 years ago 3
who is ben vereen playing in this clip?
outrageous01 2 years ago
The Lead Player (yes that is the actual part's name)
MrChibles 2 years ago
actually it's the leading player; he's the key element between the actors as theirselfs and in their roll...
fanaticus1988 2 years ago
Ben Vereen was the greatest stage actor I've ever seen. Yes, he could sing, yes, he could dance but what makes him great was that when I was standing in the back of the theater, he reached out and performed right in front of me. He drew the entire audience into his performance. No one like him.
soaringvulture 2 years ago 4
is that what you did? :P :))
godgivendesire 2 years ago
People have. I recently read an absolutely fascinating piece that analyzed the musical. Interestingly enough, it was Bob Fosse's staging and script edits that made the play what it is.
mechamop 2 years ago
i just did this show
JDedam2 2 years ago
Ben Vereen = AMAZINGGG !
xclickbabz 2 years ago 4
it's an awesome song. so much fun to sing.
MasterJoeyKeo 2 years ago
we did this musical at my school actually with 3 schools and i LOVE it.
ashgoespow 2 years ago
Such a creepy Musical
PolloBoy11 2 years ago 4
Ben Vereen is brilliant!!!
megan77373 2 years ago 4
Amen to that! His skill is practically unparalleled. Everything about his intro - his acting and his singing coupled with the striking Fosse moves - just make it spellbinding.
BROADWAYbaby909 2 years ago 6
omg Ben Vereen. Owns it.
Fuminori 2 years ago 4
Forget putting 2nd rate TV stars and American Idols on Broadway to pull in the tourists---get some class productions like this in NY!
pantucci 2 years ago 8
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Hmm, it seems much too comical. I like the greasepaint verion much better.
blackmisery92 2 years ago
its supposed to be comical. its a spoof on the seriousness of war
paulmurphy11 2 years ago 6
@blackmisery92 - That's the point.
YouCantDeleteDenzelL 2 years ago
If he had been wearing a monocle and a cape along with the hat and the cane in this scene, he would have spontaneously combusted from the sheer awesomeness. Ben Vereen is one of my all time favorite actors.
jimmij0 2 years ago 6
Wow! And they say the leading player is a baritone? That seems like tenor material! I got all excited too! Lol it's a great part though!
sdrhead 2 years ago
It makes me happy to watch him. And Bob Fosse's choreography is phenomenal. We're doing this at my high school...it'll be interesting to see how we pull it off. I'm excited, though!
humblella 2 years ago
the choreography is insane
ChanFram 2 years ago 3
I would love to do this play! Only a few can do the Leading Player role and pull it off. Ben Vereen... another Broadway Legend...
Omni999 2 years ago 3
i was just cast as the leading player. i'm freaking nervous
kk5968 2 years ago
i ALSO GOT CAST AS LEADING PLAYER! OMG I WAS SO NERVOUS BCUZ I WILL never do it as well as Ben Vereen. THe show is next week.
elphielover247 2 years ago
Break a leg!
kk5968 2 years ago
thnx!
elphielover247 2 years ago
dont worry its not that hard of a part :DD have faith
DeathLaysSilent 2 years ago
i find it ironic veereen talks about jesus since he played judas in jesus christ superstar
basicidiot 2 years ago
Ben Vereen is fantastic, and this is definately my favorite song in Pippin! Also, I know nothing about dancing, but I know what I like, and I've always loved Fosse's choreography.
blackpython 2 years ago 3
goosepimples
HeWhistledAtMe 2 years ago
this is amazing!!!!!!!! i loooove this musical!
thank you sooo much for putting this on here :D
woodenlegnamedsmith 2 years ago
I love this man, his voice is AMAZING!!! <3
megan77373 2 years ago 3
hurray, they retuned the video! many thanks!!!
macbolan00 2 years ago