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Natasha, Pierre, Comet 1812 REACT Part One (Patreon)

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2025-05-25 20:29:18
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2026-06
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All spliced up and ready to go! Very very good so far! The MUSIC

ALSO: Does anyone know where to find the Hunchback of Notre Dame? I want to start my react for that but can't find the version people want me to see!

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Matt E.

One of my all time favorites and a massively underrated show! So excited! It's also the reason I can brag that I once "saved" a Tony award winner (from a cockroach), because I lived two doors down from Natasha (denee benton) my freshman year of college and was one of the few people who wasn't squeamish in the old ass infested building they housed us in Also my guess is people suggested this a lot during your hadestown reaction, as it has the same Director, Rachel Chavkin and both include my favorite performer on Broadway: Amber Grey (Persephone in HTown and Hélène in this)

Mikayla Prushik

https://youtu.be/hD0DUDb9-hk?si=BfOsgVUN5B3026EK Here is a link to the Hunchback of Notre Dame. There is no official recording of it. And as far as I know no animatics. If you don’t want to watch something not official, you can react to the songs only and do the whole show for Patrons only? The show is mostly sung through btw

Matt E.

Oh man if you like a sea shanty, Idk how you'd find it, but Dave Chavkin who wrote this also wrote an almost 4 hour Moby Dick musical (with thr same director) that I got to see in Boston. One of the weirdest shows I've seen in my life (it included a 20 minute standup set about gender and race representation, a 5 part jazz song cycle about pip the cabin boy, a minor character from the novel, and a song about squeeze sperm from a sperm whale that brought the audience on stage to squeeze the props. It was an amazing show that was way way too weird to ever make it to Broadway (also it unfortunately came out right before covid)

Matt E.

There's a line you missed I think in the prologue that is pretty important if you're curious what this is based on "it's a complicated Russian novel/everyone's got 9 different names" Spoiler below in case you don't want to know Its based on specifically volume 2 section V of War and Peace (in total about 70 pages out of the 1300-1400 page novel)

Nick "Flipp" Filippides
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Wooah. Thats one of the weirder things I've heard about during a musical. I do like tactful commentary on a current issue when appropriate, but HATE explicit fourth wall breaks to communicate topics. Breaks my immersion

Jeqspel

Just curious... would you be willing to watch the next to normal proshot?