"1776" the musical - REAGLE PLAYERS - Scott Wahle

[kevintbaldwin]

Gorgeous set, Mr. Eagle

[uofjim]

Scott is just not that good. I wont see anything at Reagle if he is "starring" in it

[kathyannerox]

this guy is ok, alot of the time when hes talking/singing, he sounds too whiney :/

[TheBoontonBomber]

@kathyannerox thats the point, mostly the person who plays john adams should have a whineyness to him because he's suppose to be "annoying and disliked"

[kathyannerox]

@TheBoontonBomber i just assumed that he was annoying and disliked because he kept being persistant about breaking away from britain. you can be annoying and disliked without being whiney. but hey, thats his take on the character. i really have no right to judge i suppose.

[TheBoontonBomber]

@kathyannerox eh, everyone has their view on how a character should be played as. 

[PutnamEntertainment]

One of my favorites. This looks like a good production

[crissmyangel31]

if anyone here really loves this musical then u can audition for it at Genesius Theatre in Reading PA

[cute5me]

i luv this play am 14 and i luiv it and i dont lyk most thing this is great

[chiefmc22]

I performed in the FIRST (and second)Regal Players versios back in the '70's, This version is good, but Steve Rourke's version of Adams was far superior.

[tommytimp]

Nice set. Looks a lot like the Mielziner original.

[iVideoiTube]

I wish I could be in this show as John Adams. However, the John Adams in this making of the show is really really really bad!! in general bad directing! and acting! in this performance! I've seen much better! It's to robotic!

[AOZXRAY]

@iVideoiTube Hmmm.  It seems with your lack of tact and charm, you may be a natural for the part of Johnny A.

[CurlyHayami]

Wish I could be in it so bad-man it'd be fun. "I SAY VOTE YES!"

[puertoricandude16]

Very well done! This is one of my favorite musicals ever.

[puertoricandude16]

Very well done! This is one of my favorite musicals ever.

[hkfreak]

"FOR GOD'S SAKE, JOHN, SIT DOWN!"

"Good God consider yourselves fortunate, that you have John Adams to abuse for no standing man would tolerate it!"

The lines of the video. Did Joyce review the work?