Dr Horrible's Sing Along Blog, Act III, Part 3

The Trinity College Production of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

Directed by Bryce Snarski-Pierce
Written By Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed Whedon , Joss Whedon and Zack Whedon.
Music By Jed Whedon and Joss Whedon.

Assistant Director: Samantha Moorin
Creative Consultant: Lisa Niedermeyer
Lighting Design by Marissa Powers
Accompanist: Gerald Moshell
Music Transcriptions by Moses Lei, http://moseslei.net
Stage Manager: Hannah Kaneck
Additional Transcriptions by Josh Freilich

Dr. Horrible: Brad DeBaise
Captain Hammer: Ben Cooper
Penny: Dani Warly
Moist: David Kimball-Stanley
The Ensemble: Elliot Faust, Peter Kempson, David Caffrey, Corey Stein, Tierney Nolen, Erica DeLano, Zoë Nageotte

Costumes by Liz Whitman and Julia Quattro
Light Board Operator: Katie Campbell
Videographer: Brett Jackson
Dr. Horribles costume by Irongate Gallery http://www.theirongategallery.com/

The Austin Arts Center Production Staff:
James Latzel, Director of Production
Elisa Griego, Technical Director
Maritza Ubides, Production Supervisor
Vivian Lamb, Costuming Supervisor

This production had five, free, full-house performances (three were scheduled) in Garmany Hall at the Austin Arts Center at Trinity College in Hartford, February 19-21, 2009. This video is of the final, encore performance.

This production was funded by the Entertainment Activities Council (EAC) of the Trinity College Student Government Association.

Special thanks to Taylor Burns, Liz Agresta, Will Strange, Cleo of AX, The Dischords, The Fred, The Austin Arts Stage Technicians, and Vincent Moore.

Very special thanks to Christopher Mark Houlihan and Rebecca Snyder

Production Photos are available in two Facebook albums:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2041739&id=9903078&l=ec3ea45685
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2041841&id=9903078&l=e424aaee8a

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Dr.
• Horrible
• Sing-Along
• Blog
• Live
• Hartford
• Trinity
• College
• Joss
• Whedon
• Stage
• Musical

[geniusABBY]

Bravo Bravo! Everyone needs to stop tearing it apart. People are comparing this intimate low-budget production to the brilliant powers of Joss Whedon. I think you guys created a wonderful production and I would happily pay to see it. I'm going to forward this vid to my drama teacher for inspiration. You have a new subscriber! (I'm still trying to figure out when the fans switched from hammer shirts to Horrible shirts--brilliant!)

[CosplayCorruption]

The dying scene upset me, too. It was extremely rushed and too LOUD. It's supposed to be an intense moment, but everybody was shouting. Penny's death didn't look realistic, either, and there was no pause during it... While watching it, I had no time to really take in what was happening. This production could have been much MUCH better. I liked the props, costumes, and set, though... The freeze and death rays are EPIC. o_o <3

[NoNameLikeThisOne]

This may not have the most accurate adaptation of the original, losing the focus and personalities of the characters and songs were rushed/awkward, but overall, the production values of this play shoots every other one on the internet out of the water.

[carlislesinkeri66pt6]

not bad, guys! not bad at all!



[TaintedUndertaker]

The guy who played Dr Horrible is an amazing actor. He owned the role completely

[KickAssBandGeek]

You sir, win the internetz.

[skittleman075]

Guys this is a theater preformance for asmall croud it won't be perfect

So hatees, don't be hate'n

[LLGoldstein]

dopey. This should not be performed this way. I would have suggested the pre-recording "a thing." so he is not wearing the red uniform.

[FlamesAndShadows]

Even the half-dead Penny is laughing at Captain Hammer

[CrystalClerBLUE45]

Slipping has always been my favorite song and scene. This cast did great and the direction was amazing.

[GuitaGal92]

This was AMAZING, fantastic! The death scene was great thanks to the awesome acting of the lead. I wish I could have seen this live, but I really enjoyed it!! The whole cast is so talented :]

[TVlover014]

I'm such a huge fan of this! FANTASTIC job!