Best song from Rodgers and Hammerstein's 1st musical.

Génial! Merci à la personne qui a mis en ligne ces vidéos de ce fantastique Oklahoma ! C'est roboratif et d'une qualité exceptionnelle !

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This guy can sing and dance!

Великолепно. Спасибо.

I'm having problems cuz she's a soprano. I'm an alto ☠️

Whatever happened to Vicki?!!!

Hugh Jackman can sing and he was dang cute in this show but I just can't get into a bunch of Brits pretending to be Americans. Frankly I don't even understand why they would want to do this?

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I saw this show, loved it. ❤

The Royal National Theatre puts on amazing shows. It was Oklahoma that introduced me to it. When I went to London almost 15 years ago, I actually got to take the guided tour of it. So amazing seeing the Olivier auditorium there and backstage area.... thinking that was EXACTLY Hugh Jackman walked on and off stage as "Curly". I always say that was the start of his international acting career and where he got discovered for Wolverine. Other great shows that went there also became international successes including War Horse, Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, and Hadestown.

Every one of them superbly trained, lovely voices!!

Both of them are gifted comedians!

I suppose this is my favorite song out of the musical. What a performance!

Dreadful acting and singing this is meant to be a musical, more like a comedy show.

Hello to the people who came here from Ryan Reynolds story ❤️😌✨

This gives me goosebumps every time

This is my favourite song in the whole show. So much fun 😊

Can anybody explain why this song was cut out of the 1955 film? It is such a great song. Was it because Eddie Albert who played the peddler could not sing?

Here I am in 2024. Another great song from the show

Oklahoma was created in the darkest days of WWII. Americans looked to the Heartland, their Midwest, to rekindle a belief in the basic strength and willfulness of its rural roots. The brand new battleships Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin would also be named for heartland states. Hitler and Tojo had sewn the wind. Very soon, they would reap the whirlwind as the United States would salute its core values, looking within, and then turn to wage colossal war on its foes. Yes, Oklahoma was part of it.

The tap is terrible.

The direction of this scene and the performances of the three actors is a musical theatre lesson in how to bring a scene to life. The moment-to-moment nature and the incredible variety in Jackman, Gabrielle, and Lipton's performances is incredible and fresh as a spring breeze. They live every moment - and thus illuminate the situation of two young people teasingly falling in love.

0:21 🎶Trapped! Tricked! Hoodblinked! Hambushed!🎶

Super mjuzikl!

They really shouldn’t have asked him to sing Valjean. He’s perfectly capable of doing mid-range songs like this

Late Queen's favorite musical.

You got a purdy mouth boy!

The only likable thing about Curly is that he’s played by Hugh Jackman

Remember watching this in theater class in middle school I was like what is this until I seen Hugh jackman so I was like let me give it a chance and they sung this song 🤧🥲

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this is my favorite song :D

It was Cinderella that made me a R&H fan! But I hold this first collaboration of theirs with near high regard! I just love the dancing

When Harry Met Sally sent me here! I can’t believe this was my first glimpse of Hugh as a triple threat a little while before the Greatest Showman.

I saw this production originally.

I got Ali but they cut the song I’m rlly sad. Only song they cut 😭 they didn’t tell me when I got casted Friday and I asked them why there was no rehearsal for it. So sad.

My choir teacher told us that Ado Annie is traditionally played by an alto. I disagree

Try to imagine during 1998, when a time traveler leans toward you & says that in 2 years from now this man will be Wolverine in the X-Men movie, you'd giggle maliciously & prolly never believe him. 😎👍

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I don't like this iam afraid you can't beat the flim

Original cast doesn't mean what you think it does. The original London cast would be the cast from the 1947 London production.

I remember seeing this in London, knowing what happened--and I still gasped when Hugh Jackman walked out across the stage.

Why is it labeled Mandy Patinkin??? That’s Peter Polycarpou as Ali Hakim!

This production is so dark and unfunny. Really awful.

I love this delivery of "they'll see it's alright with me". He sings the line to himself, so she won't hear it, which makes so much more sense than the movie version. So cute!

He’s very talented but I still half expect him to growl and pop blades hoof his hands.

Brilliant. They must have had great language coaches. I am an Oklahoman and I vouch for the Oklahoma Folks Speech. Dame Maureen Lipman sounds so proper British in real life, but here she is an Okie!

I live Jimmy Johnston here. He's so good he makes this look effortless.

Hugh Jackman did a good job dancing with Josefina.

Vicki Simon is flirty, sassy and funny as Ado Annie.