Jekyll & Hyde Live- Transformation (2020)

[@sanctacaecilia11]

"No noticeable behavioral differences" he says as he's giggling like he remembered a stupid joke Utterson told a half hour ago.

[@Jacob_Roberts]

Gregorio Umana is so good that it is hard to believe he is acting. He *_IS_* Mr. Hyde.

[@gracemurray3971]

He has an amazing voice, he's a awesome actor, and he's hot as hell!!!!!!

[@Emily_Grace_Barnes]

Grace Murray I’ve found someone who agrees with me finally 😊

[@Faequeen1318]

He’s by far the best Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde I’ve ever seen he just does it so well and he is very true to the character.

[@ambrosialopez1195]

He was hundreds of times better than Hasselhoff lol

[@Emily_Grace_Barnes]

Finally ... people who agree with me that he is hot

[@suzannerider9460]

Did you notice that he swaps accents depending on he is doing when he is talking, it is an American accent. When he is singing as Jekyll, he is more Italian. When he is Hyde, it's more Spanish, which is his natural accent. The only reason is that each accent represents a side of his character. It is representative of Hyde of being the true form of man.

[@mckaylamarille8630]

That's so smart-

[@katiegoss1684]

Wow the way he was documenting his changes is incredible,his voice is soft and soothing untill you see Hyde come out. My mouth dropped to the floor this is beautifull! Cant wait to see the Confrontation scene!!

[@justinswindler9916]

Katie Goss I agree.

[@caitlintan49]

He's so good!!! From his dignified, sweet, more treble-y voice dipping into a more guttural, deeper one-- and the whole transition part into Hyde-- there were a lot of nuances in this scene that I enjoyed seeing! Even the foreshadowing to the final confrontation scene, when he flips and claws his way through the pain-- just, yes! "Alive" is gonna be an awesome number, I can feel it. :D

[@dustbunee2007]

I loved his natural Spanish accent he'd used last time as Hyde, and I hope he uses it again. I also loved not only the difference in the transformation this time around, but also how the sound echoed when he spoke as Hyde.

[@sophieandrew4666]

Roxy Grey I believe he was born in Spain? Correct me if I’m wrong.

[@dustbunee2007]

@@sophieandrew4666 Colombia, actually, and I think the South American countries have the Spanish accent, too.

[@sophieandrew4666]

Rachel Wallace Doak Oh yeah, right, my mind was completely muddled up there. Thanks for the correction.

[@suzannerider9460]

@@sophieandrew4666 He was born in Bogota - the capital of Colombia.

[@frostylunetta]

@@suzannerider9460 🥰 To me, Latinos are among the most beautiful people on earth

[@Emily_M.]

What. An. Amazing. Voice.

[@luckylindy1193]

Holy cow, how is this guy so good!?!?!?! I was holding my breath the whole time, even though I've seen this before. I love seeing the subtle differences between this one and the version he did earlier. Especially the part he added, when he sings "something is...taking hold!", he switched really quickly to Hyde's voice there, than back to Jekyll again before the final switch. And how he makes his voice high and creepy for "I forgot to put the light out." SO GOOD!

[@marialeonor9171]

Next mission for TKA when the pandemia and quarantine is over : do again Phantom of the Opera and cast Gregorio as the Phantom.

[@foodofthegods]

OH YEAH

[@theatrekidwithinternetacce704]

POTO is my favorite. He would KILL IT!

[@amieperkins4933]

YES YES YES

[@mysticken7776]

Now it's Mr. Hyde's turn for his iconic solo

[@marissaburdock6550]

Breathtakingly good- even better than last time!

[@EloiseRaeCullen]

Hyde: [casually puts on his jacket with his one sleeve still rolled up] Me, a dumbass: ROLL YOUR SLEEVE BACK DOWN YOU BARBARIAN

[@amieperkins4933]

yes of course that's what your worried about. not the whole murder thing. ;)

[@EloiseRaeCullen]

@@amieperkins4933 in my defense, it IS ridiculously uncomfortable to have one sleeve up and the other down. Uncomfortable enough I could understand the murder at that point 🤣 /j

[@amieperkins4933]

@@EloiseRaeCullen I can see how that would be annoying... anyways it's nice to see the fandom is still alive

[@Galapheus]

I’m late but I definitely agree

[@elektra9538]

I don't like Gregorio in 2016 as Jekyll/Hyde, but now I watch this the third time and i'm thinking: "What the hell has become of him? He's so good!" Now I love him as Jekyll/Hyde. One of the best Tranformation-Scenes I ever seen

[@lystelle]

i've been waiting for this!! loved gregorio as jekyll since four years ago. love to see the same amazing performance but with improvements over time in his technique and acting. can't wait to see the rest :)

[@orchardhouse9241]

"No noticeable behavioral diffrences," he says, and starts laughing like a maniac.

[@kreekreeaqua]

How did they make the shot look so real?

[@michellemuir2249]

Aquariusgurl 15 It’s a stage spring loaded needle. They don’t actually inject anything they just make it look like that.

[@kreekreeaqua]

Michelle Muir cool!

[@mckaylamarille8630]

Yeah, the needle retracts into the syringe when it presses onto the skin.

[@BN_Sk8s]

Agree with the praise for Gregorio's performance. 1:10 to 1:47 should be mentioned though. He is only singing about a vial of red dyed liquid but for those seconds, he makes me believe that this formula is one of the most fascinating and greatest things I've ever seen.

[@mwani1510]

"forgive me dr jekyll h ee h e.. i forgot to put out the liIghT"

[@suzannerider9460]

I have noticed that the actor is singing and talking about himself in the first person. In the theatre, this is used to express a person and their hopes, dreams and fears. The voice change is a notable difference. In the speaking part, he is more American. When he's singing as Hyde, he's more of a tenor with an Italian accent. When he's Hyde, he has a Spanish accent and a baritone quality to his voice. This is meant to show that Jekyl and Hyde are one and the same person, and not two separate people.

[@KentuckyWallChicken]

I tend to be picky on how this role is played since it’s my favorite musical role of all time, but wow, he knocked this out of the park. Bravo.

[@Adam-eu5hi]

and here comes Hyde wooo

[@katlynwebb8474]

How old is this Gregorio Umana because he acts like a professional Broadway actor. I can see him going far

[@suzannerider9460]

He was 21 in this performance I think.

[@frostylunetta]

@@suzannerider9460 Honestly, Gregorio is more professional than the Broadway actors 😘

[@timp1051]

That dude does a fantastic job!!

[@mashaschmitt]

He is so amazing! His voice! His acting!

[@thespianatheart]

Wow.

[@lostpredators]

Not gonna lie hes good in the role still i yet find a actor who can win me over & beat anthony warlow in the role

[@thegrinch1210]

Nice

[@catherineadler65]

ummmm.....WOW! 😱

[@CrimsonAura-mh7pj]

OH MY DEARY ME. His voice is like that of an opra singer's. Absolutely sunning voice

[@luckylindy1193]

He sounds like Gerard Butler when he says "taking hold". :D

[@totoro3605]

the slapping noises when he flops over on the ground- TuT

[@frostylunetta]

Forgive me Dr Jekyll, I forgot to put out the light

[@vincentwhitehead]

I thought the formula was taken by drinking? I may have to read the original story again. ^^”

[@moichou7939]

It was, in the original Book. I don't know why they changed it, but I like it !

[@cartuchonovo2470]

O think Gregorio must love do this scene, because it's when he can stop acting and be himself

[@juliawillems6183]

Good voiec

[@paintkim9211]

🌟 Jekyll and Hyde Fan Casting Jekyll/Hyde - Dan Stevens Emma Carew - Emma Stone Lucy Harris - Eiza Gonzalez Mr Utterson - Rafe Spall Sir Danvers Carew - Ralph Fiennes Poole - Patrick Stewart Dr Lanyon - James Franco Inspector Newcomen - Liam Neeson Mr Guest - Andrew Garfield Mr Enfield - Tobey Maquire

[@suzannerider9460]

I am sorry for any previous comments that I made about this video. At the time of writing, I did not understand the story and what it was about. It is about the dark side of human nature and the importance of reputation in VIctorian society. Hyde is not a different person to Jekyll, but an darker version of Jekyll. The potion takes away the veneer of respectability and lets him do things without the responsibilities.

[@leventelukacs3016]

It could even be the birth of the Joker :D

[@crobrazilac]

Did this guy make it to broadway.?

[@itz_llum6726]

Don't mind me... 4:25 - 4:40