Anaïs Mitchell- Hadestown- Epic Part1

Anaïs Mitchell presents Virginia Sings HADESTOWN. A Folk Opera
Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, Washington DC, February 20th, 2011.
Orpheus: Paul Curreri
Eurydice: Devon Sproule
Hades: Louis Ledford
Persephone: Anaïs Mitchell
Hermes: Jesse Elliott (of These United States)
Fates: Carsie Blanton, Jacqueline Stem, Carleigh Nesbit
Guitar/MD: Michael Chorney
Bass: Robinson Morse
Drums: Geza Car
Cello: David Moss
Viola: Adam Moss
Trombone: Andrew Moroz
Film by Jay Sansone & Chris Potter

[@lizzabbott]

YES ! Seeing this now on the eve of the 2019 Tony Award Announcements ! Hadestown on Broadway will get boat loads of Nominations, and soon, Awards ! Congratulations to the super talented Anais Mitchell, and all who have helped bring this beautiful masterpiece to Life !

[@ThePANDA1885]

Utterly amazing. Every bit as perfect as the recording - which is high praise indeed! Hadestown is the most important album of the century to date. It really is. Don't ask me why, ask your Self.

[@keitha.355]

@ThePANDA1885 Hear hear! And now it's a successful show on broadway, beloved by people around the world!

[@M0L0T0VSOLUTION]

I wish Justin would tour with them so he can do HIS parts! This is still great (:

[@leilaniestrada4180]

I want whatever Eurydice is on 😉

[@Pitapie]

Justin is the only singer whose replacement in the "Virginia Sings" series is better than him, with a possible exception for Ani DiFranco. Anais is just that good, and Currerri's voice works much better than the whole "choir" thing he was doing in the album recording.

[@eggsandbread816]

Is the guy who’s singing Orpheus’s part on drugs??? He looks like he’s high to me