Alice Fearn FINAL No Good Deed - 20th July Evening

[@harryharper4492]

Possibly one of the best versions of No Good Deed I've ever heard...

[@westendbelters1759]

Harry Harper I’m entirely with you there! The vocals alongside the emotion made for a very special performance!

[@harryharper4492]

Literally have been a fan since Shoshana Bean was on Broadway, and it takes A LOT for me to get chills with any of the Wicked songs now, but goosebumps aplenty here!@@westendbelters1759

[@Patrick-xy1bp]

The best Fiyero riff she has ever done!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KLK1618]

Wow. Just wow 💚

[@KLK1618]

I have chills 💚

[@martinrawls2536]

The resonance in her voice!!👌

[@Basssss]

"Damn she won't do the riff in Fiye... Just Kidding" 😅😅

[@samuelking9343]

Why at 0:01 do Elphaba and Glinda scream "Hah" at each other before they fight? At 0:03 does Glinda make a wind whipping noise while she's twirling her wand around and scream when she throws it to the ground? And at 0:07 do Elphaba and Glinda scream at each other as they charge towards each other when indeed on Broadway none of these things occur? Why are these sound effects important? To inform the Audience that there is going to be a fight? To warn each other that they are coming to get them? And why 0:51 does the Head Guard yell "Get her!" as Elphaba exits and before the other Guards charge at her instead of on Broadway when they just go at her? Why oh why oh dear Oz why do they need to translate certain bits of the show so that a British audience can understand? Oh and why does Elphaba's big entrance cry of "Fiyero!" in No Good Deed need to merge with Glinda's? As if they were both screaming his name at the same time? Need answers.

[@rishirao5188]

West end does it differently from broadway and it also depends on the actor...

[@rishirao5188]

And also alice and Sophie have similar voice so, it is merged perfectly...

[@samuelking9343]

Why at 0:01 do Elphaba and Glinda scream "Hah" at each other before they fight? At 0:03 does Glinda make a wind whipping noise while she's twirling her wand around and scream when she throws it to the ground? And at 0:07 do Elphaba and Glinda scream at each other as they charge towards each other when indeed on Broadway none of these things occur? Why are these sound effects important? To inform the Audience that there is going to be a fight? To warn each other that they are coming to get them? And why 0:51 does the Head Guard yell "Get her!" as Elphaba exits and before the other Guards charge at herf instead of on Broadway when they just go at her? Why oh why oh dear Oz why do they need to translate certain bits of the show so that a British audience can understand? Need answers.

[@xavierdallenmusicuniverse6304]

Kerry Ellis is probably jealous. Alice Fearn is thinking: “I killed this show”