Jekyll & Hyde The Musical feat Sebastian Bach Raleigh NC Oct 2004 Full Show

[@DjYumi.MCYumi.YumiYumi]

I'm very happy because I got a this chance to listen to Sebastian's voice.Thank you very much. I share this. Let's celebrate Sebastian's birthday together!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Mike-mn8wy]

Holy sh!t! How did I NOT know that Baz was a Broadway musical actor?? And this IS good!!🔥💯

[@cathodelite]

For even a metal/rock singer to be even doing broadway is feat altogether. Bravo Baz!

[@Guitar387]

He did so well. Good on him.

[@RedRubies02]

Those were his real emotions for his own father who had leukemia. I and friends were there that week. He did a great job. 😊

[@NS1.]

I'm reading Sebastian Bach's book '18 and Life On Skid Row', and since he did Jekyll and Hyde BEFORE Jesus Christ Superstar, and he quit JCS in like 2003, I'm a little confused on the date here.

[@mireilleblacke6567]

@@NS1. The Broadway run of J&H in NYC took place before JCS. This J&H performance took place in October 2004, when he was asked to reprise the role for a limited run in Raleigh, NC.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

@@NS1. He reprised the role againin 2004 in N.Carolina...Google is your friend...The internet is wasted on some people. and he didnt quit JCS he was fired.

[@Tommyblueeyes]

www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2003-apr-09-et-quick9.3-story.html#:~:text=Sebastian%20Bach%20says%20his%20devotion,five%20performances%20in%20Columbus%2C%20Ohio.

[@nickhiggins1091]

@@NS1. Thanks for the heads up, finished reading his book, very eye opening!!

[@niskamelchionne1942]

Wow Sebastian can be an actor to in movies if he likes to and sing. He's a great talent

[@josephbiondi8427]

He was on a few episodes of Trailer Park Boys. Funny stuff.

[@YoursTrulyThe1Pony]

He was the lead singer for Skid Row

[@KrystalHarwood-ty7rk]

out of all of the famous actors who have played him i only got to see Evan. and 1 other person, a lesser know actor, Brian Noonan

[@Ann_a_aaa]

​@@josephbiondi8427he was also in Gilmore girls 😅

[@luciach7021]

At the end he showed the kind of person that he is in real life. " Heavy metal is not a phase is a life style" What a celebration!!! He did such a great job. Long life for Sebastian Bach ❤️🤟 2:04:47

[@effeelle695]

ce l'ha nel sangue il rock!!!!.........sebastian è un animale da palcoscenico ,carismatico ,duttile ,talentuoso...è ritornato a fare i concerti devo dire che ancora rende bene!!

[@singerAR0406]

That's my engagement dress! Awwww... George Merritt. How I loved him.

[@trinity8616]

I always knew Sebastian Bach had a big voice but he is incredible in this... I got chills watching him, and I’ve seen him live in concert, wow just wow. Amazing voice and very good acting as well. Moved to tears.

[@teresasparks9194]

BAM!!!! Now there is a true calling for Mr. Bach, a true ability to be a Broadway powerhouse. I don't know how I missed this, I would have gone to see it, one of secret passions is actually live theater. I think he should do more, he definitely has the chops for it.

[@JavertRA]

He did Jesus Christ Superstar too but was removed for unprofessional conduct.

[@daniellewillis2767]

​@@JavertRA He just needs a personal attendant to remind him Broadway isn't the Sunset Strip in the 80s.

[@teresesanchez4138]

Finally a full recording of Kate Shindle as Lucy!

[@Disneylover2023]

Terese Sanchez as in Mad hatter Kate Shindle?!

[@savannahgibbons6349]

Yes ma'am!

[@frostylunetta]

Kate is amazing

[@deeyoumans4045]

She is absolutely amazing

[@kat7215]

Kate Shindle is a great singer/actor my goddd

[@bustaload714]

I've seen separate clips of this performance, but until i saw this, i did not know George Merritt played Utterson again and in his 60's. R.I.P. Great presence and voice.

[@brennaneckberg240]

Sebastion Bach remains my favorite vocalist and favorite Hyde to this day, I think his acting as Jekyll could be better but I respect how he gave it his all with zero acting background and is my favorite to ever play this role. I can only hope to one day be as good a vocalist as Sebastion Bach and I view his performance as Jekyll/hyde to be the greatest version, of this extremely difficult role.

[@y_ringoffire]

I wanted to see this stage.Thank you!!😊

[@effeelle695]

sebastian, stage animal. When I fell in love with the skid row group in 1989 I immediately understood that he was the top ... voice, soul, charisma ... he flew high ... too bad for the present

[@bebby2139]

wow - he is a rock/metal band singer.. i’m so impressed ! i never knew he had that much talent... BRAVA ! His rocker voice suits to be hyde & his normal voice lol. i don’t like rock genre but i sure can appreciate talent & how hard it is to change your voice .talent i say. i appreciate.

[@riiadejaneiro3766]

Nicely put. Even if some particular style or genre is not your cup of tea, you can overcome that and recognise talent. Sebastian has always been exeptionally good and versatile singer and one of the best frontmen in rock/metal which is not something that anyone who can sing can pull off.

[@KrystalHarwood-ty7rk]

want a similar singer? checj out tommy johannson

[@ActorsWithIssuespodcast]

best part of this production was George Merrit's reprise of Utterson. Damn, what a voice!

[@christar9527]

Sebastian did a very good job. I liked his portrayal of Mr. Hyde. He makes a good madman. His final bow was his rock star self showing itself. He couldn’t contain it.😄 I’d like to see him in the other Broadway shows next.

[@braytonaubree8989]

Bless this Lucy.

[@teresesanchez4138]

Brayton Hunt Kate Shindle is such a goddess

[@robbenn69]

I think Colleen Sexton was better.

[@jessicazeller8060]

Kate Shindle was also Miss America 1998!

[@Guitar387]

Playing this part probably helped him grow and mature as a person.

[@IanRob2011]

Thank you for posting this play.

[@saulmgm1217]

Thanks so much for uploading this video. I’ve been able to watch every Broadway production on KZbin. Sebastian Bach and Constantine Maroulis are the best. Sebastian Bach is the very best. The Hoff isn’t as bad as some people say.

[@amandaaiman6722]

I was very impressed with Sebastian's performance in Jekyll and Hyde He was incredible 🤩

[@rando3086]

Honestly, I think Bach did a good job, especially considering he’s not a trained theater actor and this part is incredibly difficult. His Jekyll is great, he really captures the desperation and never ending desire. His Hyde is almost as good, I do really like him playing it as an uncontrollable animal. The only thing knocking his Hyde down a little is the voice. For songs like Alive (especially the reprise), Murder, Confrontation, and the finale where Hyde is being his most sinister, it works. For A Dangerous Game and the scene where he kills Lucy, doesn’t quite work because it is suppose to be more intimate.

[@cassandra.wladyslava]

HOLY SHIT. I was there! I saw the show for my birthday! XD

[@starhinlo7365]

thanks for uploading ive been waiting for this so long...

[@theresanewman1265]

Thank you this is amazing I've been trying to find this forever!!! Baz is amazing why is he not doing broadway still or any music for that matter

[@threedicksonabench3141]

Thank you

[@rebeccakrijt6026]

My wishes have been answered!!!

[@Nach956]

+Rebecca Kay after 8 years mine too :)

[@MisterMagikarp]

No one commenting on Kate Shindle's powerhouse voice... Y'all haters! xD

[@cyberwick9855]

Bach had lessons in singing when he was a choir boy.it suits him

[@glitter-lk5dz]

Thank you so much for sharing this, it's appreciated! 🌟 After a very difficult day at work, it took me completely away! And how talented and pretty is Sebastian?

[@delfin7461]

If you want to see a really amazing Mr Hyde -- look up Russian singer/actor Kirill Gordeev, he's amazing -- saw him live twice -- he's also a really sweet guy and loves his fans!!! OH and he's gorgeous too. He also played the vampire king in Waltz of the Vampires

[@valeriamouravaleria4316]

Q lindo Sebastian.alem de otimo cantor...da show como ator tambem

[@Starlight_Silver]

Thanks for posting this, but I can't believe no one thought to make a professional recording of this show. Am I supposed to believe that the only recording is from someone's 2004 flip phone in the audience? I'll bet Sebastian has it professionally recorded.

[@walterwhite4862]

The original Broadway production was professionally filmed and released in 2001 with the final cast starring David Hasselhoff as Jekyll/Hyde.

[@marspowr]

The vast, vast majority of broadway shows never get a single proshot, let alone two. And they had just released one starring David Hasselhoff a couple years before. Proshots are extremely expensive to produce and don't generate much revenue so a second one would've been a complete waste of money.

[@effeelle695]

@@marspowr .....fun un gran successo .....alla fine quando il cast si presenta ,all'arrivo di seb il pubblico urla !!!.....

[@beebeeclayson7234]

Lord makes me want to see a broadway play

[@chrissyweaver3475]

I appreciate the original story, but god, this version is so--enticing. Very metal. Sex, drugs, and violence 😉😉 Baz' accent is laughable at times, but I really enjoy his act here. Maybe I just have bad tastes, but I thoroughly enjoyed this!! It must have been tiring to hold the camera. Thank you!!!

[@effeelle695]

seb is a volcano

[@KrystalHarwood-ty7rk]

this had me sweating!

[@roflesiajacob8823]

i love u baz 😘

[@julieschultz6363]

You & me both, Girlie. He's STILL pretty amazing.

[@phillymichelle8370]

Baz had one of the best, if not THE best voices in music. Problem was he was a complete knucklehead and nobody wanted to work with him. It doesnt surprise me he was this good, I think he finally grew up after he was fired from Skid Row and couldn't find another band to sing for. Glad he was successful in this. He looked like he had a lot of fun and enjoyed himself. And of course his voice...awesome as always.

[@effeelle695]

really left along with affuso....sorry.

[@threedicksonabench3141]

Omg yes

[@julesmpc1314]

People are being pro critics here....of corse a metal rock star with zero acting or stage training or experience wont deliver A top class acting, moves...not fair to compare him with the industries bests. The point is the men delivered quite well, excellent in msny times, bringing his own rock take to it. Bringing a different audience and interest, with an awsome voice! If anything felt rushed go take it up with the director😍😍. Bazz rules!

[@joseuriellopezarellano3521]

1:54:20 Comfrontation

[@swatchdog9094]

Omg I live in Raleigh!! Too bad I was a baby in 2004

[@MegaShelby7]

Undoubtedly the rock singers of the 80s had extraordinary voices and Sebastian Bach is not the exception.

[@effeelle695]

it's not true!!!.....in 1989 I fell in love with her voice precisely because it was out of every scheme: Versatile, passionate, vibrato able to excite even the most closed hearts ... unmistakable

[@wonderfulcats905]

👏👏👏👏

[@nancydevalckeneer6983]

wauw, that's all i have to say, wauw

[@julesmpc1314]

Bazzzzzz!!

[@hannahelizabeththomas9267]

Wow he’s awesome

[@denisejoseph7945]

Yes! DEXTER!

[@andysteinbock9636]

does anyone know who played the bishop, general glossop, & lord savage in this production

[@melissaalegrialopez7123]

Is this on a DVD? If so, is there any chance I could get it? Thank you!

[@robbenn69]

Melissa Alegría López its a bootleg

[@ellenhover2821]

If there is a DVD of this movie I want it plzzzzzzz

[@markusaurelius777]

Use downloader helper

[@julieschultz6363]

47:39 Oops. ~LOL~ The rest of the song was gorgeous, though, and that last note is just amazing. I wonder is he was the only blond Jeckll/Hyde. I DO know it was all his own hair.

[@user-mq5dr1jh5t]

yep

[@mercedesarcoiris8315]

Please, can we get this on DVD? :)

[@tanner3285]

Mercedes Arcoíris THERES A DVD OF THIS!? WHERE! HOW?

[@robbenn69]

was this a special performance? It doesn’t show on the IBDB touring production. And I could swear Colleen Sexton did a different song as Lucy when I saw it on Broadway. And you can all shoot me, but Hasselhoff was better. But at least Sebastian Bach tried to do an English accent. Though I could see Sebastian Bach as Sweeny Todd if they bring that back to Broadway. I would love to produce that show.

[@toddbedusek6263]

Wow .chilli's when he sang this is the moment

[@jselenejr101]

Did they ever do a cd recording purchase

[@fionam1200]

Does anyone know what production this is? I know Bach and Merritt were both in the Broadway production but that production closed in 2001 and I hadn't thought they were in any other productions. Thanks for the help!

[@tabitaroselin]

I think this is from NCT (North Carolina Theatre).

[@CoalDiamondandhisawesomeness]

this is plymouth theatre sometime from june to october 2000

[@christiansebastian4101]

god why is this is the moment performed like that?

[@victormeyers1860]

Is this Drew Sarich?

[@ellenhover2821]

Where's the rest of the musical,,,,

[@taylormcmanus670]

This is the full production lol

[@llamaparty8441]

WAIT IS THAT KAYE SHINDEL !?!

[@MzUniverse]

Why does hoff’s version have different introduction songs for Lucy than this one? I thought it was the same production?

[@Artisan1979]

48:08 Sebastian‘s vocals are fine, but his body language out of the pace of the song was off. This is supposed to be the conveyance of a man who feels this is the defining moment of his life, a moment that will define him for all time. I moment that might, in fact, save his fathers life and redeem him. Plus in a such restrained society, he’s behind closed doors and can act as passionately as he wants. It’s a release and the song builds and builds towards that release. I’m not knocking Bach’s vocal ability because it’s amazing. Anybody that can carry that last note is definitely worthy of taking on this role and this song. It just feels like he was rushing it at certain points and his body language indicated he was try and get through it as quickly as possible. His gestures just lacked the passion that enhance the lyrics. Granted he was better than Hasselhoff LOL, but he has no Warlow or Evans. He is a brilliant singer but he could’ve tackled the song differently. That’s just my take. I’ve seen at least three different actors take on this role and this song in this play. I think that he has potential but came up short in his delivery.

[@effeelle695]

he's a rocker

[@LivinLuxuriously]

Why is this in North Carolina … ?

[@nelsonreypiloy5785]

Then suddenly Sebastian had terrible Bach ache after the show.

[@spaceinvader9815]

go sit in the corner

[@chacha_rouge]

I love his take on Hyde, with the real madman voice, but sadly it doesn't entirely fit with "A Dangerous Game", even if the sound is still good...

[@CoalDiamondandhisawesomeness]

I wonder if the guy who payed the dead corpse of Henry's father at the beginning was also in the ensemble or if that's all he did.

[@llamaparty8441]

Who played Lucy?

[@naidastephanie9508]

Kate Shindle

[@brookebosse8878]

This version is ok i have to say i enjoyed Constantine maroulis as Jekyll i have DVD of Constantine doing the part

[@frostylunetta]

Maroulis is even better as Hyde ❤️

[@UpIrons777]

44:23

[@user-xb9ny4yy6f]

1:54:20

[@Artisan1979]

53:08 uhmmmm Sam Kinison flashback anyone?

[@maiteignacia29]

Buuu que mal se ve , igual gracias , Sebastian bach cada vez me sorprende mas

[@mckenzievirga]

who is the emma carew

[@Erica_DeJongh]

Tobi Foster

[@jackmoody5174]

My honest review of Mr. Bach: His Jekyll is actually quite good. He does a great job of capturing Jekyll's longing and desire to figure out the human mind. Although his British accent could use work. His Hyde... Well, it had potential. His stance, gestures, distinction from Jekyll... It was all great. However, he took the voice way too far. I know, he's a rock singer, it's what he's good at. However, Constantine Maroulis did a much better job of taking Hyde into a rock direction. Bach just makes it laughable for me.

[@chacha_rouge]

Sometimes it sounds really good, sometimes really weird although in tune... I wish he'd settled on sounding good the entire thing... Nevertheless, I like his singing enough

[@scottybdirtyrod]

lmaoooooo bach one of best singers eva maroulis lolll lolll

[@frostylunetta]

I like Kate Shindle more than Linda Eder and Colleen Sexton as Lucy

[@chacha_rouge]

Why does he stand like that? I wouldn't mind if it were for a modern adaptation, but this is a Victorian Era centered play! Men don't stand with their legs in such a stance...

[@paulakaye2108]

You can thank whoever directed it; they're the who tell the actors where and "how" to stand...

[@splattr1854]

I enjoyed this guys Jekyll and do believe he is a pretty great singer. But his Hyde really brought his performance down though. It was almost all this weird screaming and no actual singing and it was extremely goofy and doesn't give the serious, menacing threat that Hyde should be. Just my opinion though. Bravo otherwise.

[@bustaload714]

Splattr it was also pretty convenient that he has naturally long blonde hair

[@toddbedusek6263]

He did a good job ,he's playing two characters ,one in menising so that's why he's screaming .

[@chacha_rouge]

It's too bad Sebastian Bach's ... strange... performance shadowed on Lucy's actress' incredible singing

[@gcunningham71]

I'm very puzzled by these comments. Bach is simply the worst actor to ever tackle this role. He looks and sounds completely out of his element in a staged theatrical piece. Yes he can sing, however his intonation and lyrical delivery are the most amateurish I've ever witnessed. Is he masking a southern affectation and losing the fight here? I truly wanted him to own this part but sadly he is the most unstable person onstage. This production looks incredibly miscast regarding the ensemble. There seems to be a mix of real Equity actors backed up by truly inexperienced community theater personnel in this show. Bring On The Men is unbearable to watch, cringe worthy at best. God Bless Kate Shindle for her highly professional turn here, she never disappoints. George Merritt is one of the theaters biggest treasures and also delivers every time. To be clear, I really wanted Sebastian Bach to blow us away, but his songs are rushed, poorly articulated and performed with no acting ability whatsoever. Of course, we're no watching Sondheim here, but I would expect Frank Wildhorn to give a paying audience more than just a tuneful score. Bach does nothing to serve the story or character development. Although Hasslehoff didn't sing this score at all well, he at least brought a finer acting skillset to the show.

[@toddbedusek6263]

This is weird and a little hard to follow , singing every thing