19. Come Home with me II/ Papers/ Nothing changes [sub. español] La ciudad de Hades

[@Phasmania]

3:44 I hate that it’s to the beat of Orpheus getting jumped lol but that breakdown went so hard

[@guillerminamaffei6988]

Muchísimas gracias por traducir y editar todos los vídeos ♥️♥️♥️ Es muchísimo trabajo y se valora mucho

[@zai9407]

Se nota mucho tu trabajo, como alguien que tradujo esto también, puedo entender lo cansado que es, pero créeme que cuando lo termines no se sentirá cuando pasó el tiempo. Sigue así

[@xiomarad308]

Dios santo, ¡Muchas gracias por traducir y deleitarnos con el musical! Espérare con ansias lo siguiente

[@andromedanotreally]

The starting clip of this is just so sweet❤

[@Ferby003]

Gracias por los videos :) Esperaré los ansias los próximos ✨

[@esshor.]

I hate the constant crowd laughing. It’s not a comedy. Show some respect and allow the poetry and music to be heard without being disrupted

[@theshockinglyeloquentdog9945]

then maybe they shouldn't have added stupid jokes to the script

[@tavvy4426]

jesus dude you are just a little hater aren’t you

[@esshor.]

I really wish they didn’t change the words on the fly and actually just stuck with what was written and what was sung in the album. Like Eurydice responds to Orpheus asking “it isn’t true” with a much more confident and resounding “I did. I do.” Not “I’m sorry”. It’s so much weaker

[@finleyforevermore]

She says "I did, I do" in this video though?

[@esshor.]

Yeah… but it’s said weakly. Not confidently, in that it was her own choice

[@sxcroom8602]

@@esshor. well that was most likely a directing choice (as someone who is an actor), we don’t get to choose how we say our lines all the time unfortunately

[@esshor.]

I really also wish it was a rule that you’re not allowed to clap during a musical until the ending. It totally breaks the vibe and the tone of what they’re trying to achieve when people applaud after every song

[@saltysoup_]

While I do agree to a certain extent, sometimes the audience is 5-10% of a show. To me, it can enhance the theater experience but its not a make-or-break type of thing that can absolutely ruin a show. When I watched this boot, and many other shows with an audience (in person, and in video), I was still super immersed regardless. And yeah, there's certain scenes where you just shouldn't clap, but I don't think that it should be a "rule". I can't speak for everyone, but this is just my two cents.

[@esshor.]

@@saltysoup_ it’s a fair point. But especially after an ominous or foreboding song, to applaud afterwards, just ruins the whole tension of what’s been built.

[@saltysoup_]

@@esshor. Yeah I agree for sure, but at the end of the day its hundreds to thousands of people packed into a theater. It's only natural for someone to clap after a great performance, but once a chain starts it's likely impossible to stop. We're only human after all. We see a good performance, we want to clap, sometimes despite the tension. Some people do end up giving in though which ends up starting that chain.