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Hugh is perfect! My favorite Phantom forever 😍😍

Panaro is one of the best.

Hugh e Davis Gaines são meus fantasmas favoritos. Eles estão no topo em primeiro lugar para mim.

This is still my favorite all time version of this. Emma Kershaw is a queen.

6:05 Red Death

Phantom of the Opera 2005 (Bootleg Full Show) (Hugh Panaro's last show.) Phantom - Hugh Panaro Christine - Sandra Joseph Raoul - Tim Martin Gleason

Is the line "far from my far-reaching gaze" or "far from my fatherly gaze"? I distinctly heard Hugh sing the first one here, but I swear I have piano scores that list it as the second... hmm

I love this version of the song. I first heard it when Aaron Tveit sang it at Elsie Fest.

Can we just appreciate this angle for Wandering child? It legit just looks like a floating mask and lips. Creepy af.

this is so beautiful i want to cry

Do you have the full show??? This was my favorite show ever. I would kill to see the finale or all I ask you reprise

7:11 that noise he made is my favorite thing about this version 😂 also the way he bounced and his mocking tone in general 😂

These two are the best! Thank you for getting me through this pandemic! Beautiful voices.

7:07 - 7:24 You can tell how much fun Hugh is having in this role

this christine ugly.

His voice is seriously so perfect for this role. A beautiful combination of gentleness, power, and control.

Anyone know where I can find this version of the song on cd

I think Jonathan he was graduated from Ithaca College

I think he sings just like 1992 revival recording

Are people seriously having a full volume conversation at the beginning??

This is probably my favorite rendition of Wandering Child beside Michael's!

The day I found out Julie is the sister of my sister's fourth grade teacher, I nearly died. The day my sister's teacher did me the biggest solid of my life and Julie. Friggin. Hanson. showed up on my doorstep, I nearly died, came back to life, and died again.

My top 4 phantoms are Michael Crawford, Mark Mckerracher, Hugh Panaro, and the legendary Peter Hoffman

Hugh is pretty good. The one critique I have of the Broadway production as a whole is that they are sissies. Just catch her for goodness sake. It totally ruins it when you see him just let her fall to the floor. Yes, the actor may eventually get back issues. The West End still catches Christine and it is more beautiful. It shows his love for her. The Broadway "just let her fall" makes him look uncaring. IMO

"aww don't goo" hahaha

The way she holds the note on the word "side" after the second chorus beats every other performance of that song.

Why could they not have been performing together at a time when we had better video quality and more TV performances? I crave high quality videos of Panaro and Joseph, they're the perfect people for these roles.

Probably my favorite part of the entire play, I love it so much. This is such a moving performance, they are all so amazing! The phantoms taunting, sadistic change on it is so.. it's just so cool. Christine's heartbreak, despiration. She gives such a moving performance. Between that helplessness and the pained taunting, it's just so amazing.

this guy has some vocal similarities to Ted Keegan. Ted is my only live experience. but something is just OFF here to me. I like how he almost seemed to kiss her. closer and longer than any other Phantom. but he's just not for me

THE YELL HE DOES OH MY GOD I'M IN AWE

NOBODY ASKED YOU HERE RAOUL!

I can't stop listening to this. She nails every note, she does the little slide up on "promise" that I love, and of course that insane high note in the middle. It's so perfectly on pitch.

The way he holds the word "sing" at 8:36-8:43, and his hand gesture demonstrating it, is so utterly beautiful, my heart can't take it. I seriously would have gasped if I were sitting in that audience. That third ghostly "Christine" that the Phantom adds after Raoul's first two, at 2:47 is so absolutely haunting and perfect. It reminds me so much of Michael Crawford. Hugh is perfect in the role with his elements of classic Crawford, mixed in with his own interpretation and unbelievable voice.

I heard this song in the movie Two Nina's

His haaands. Hugh, as the Phantom, has this distinctive way of kind of throwing his head back to emphasize certain phrases as he sings. It's kind of a mix of authoritative, and cocky/haughty. It really adds to his elegant, passionate performances, IMO. I love how the black cloak can't hide this mannerism at 2:32 and especially 2:34 . :)The fierceness/determination in his voice as he grabs her after she discovers it's him starting at 5:24 is goose-bump inducing. Especially the way he growls "returrrrn-uh" at 5:29 . Just the most amazing Phantom there ever was, or will be.

GODDAMNIT HUGH IS JUST SO GOOD

Simply the best Phantom to ever grace the stage, IMO. I've spent my entire childhood and adult years adoring Michael Crawford and claiming the same about him (of course!), but there is no question-Hugh shares that pedestal with Michael. Stunning.

I love Alice Ripley so much<3<3

the sass in the end of wandering child is so perfect omg

I watch this because I hate myself 😢😢😢

I love Hugh Panaro! The Wandering Child duet between Christine and Erik is so alluring. Panaro is my second favorite phantom (Next to Ramin Karimloo).

Yeah raoul butt out

Nice! :D

I love Jack Nicholson and all, but musically speaking this is what "Go to the Mirror" should've been in the movie version of Tommy. Very good rendition.

Really liked this video! All the best!!

Jim is the best Raul! He has very passionate voice!

Saw the touring version in Austin, Tx early 90's. Awesome! Then I saw it again off Broadway in Brooklyn

Hugh is brilliant in this. :D

Ramin Karimloo is my favorite phantom but Hugh definitely comes in at a very close second😍

Just the Phantom and Christine singing, that's the way this sequence should be. I don't like it with Raoul added in like they've got now, it feels too crowded, just too much. This is much better.