Celtic Fyre
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BGW Family said:
This is my exact thought when it comes down to the performers improving on stage and all the other little extra bits. If they wanted to they could have just sat there and really dragged out the show much longer than it was. However, like mentioned, they need costumes and I am pretty sure unless the costumers are interested in losing their jobs too, they wouldn't be getting costumes.
Of course they could have gotten on stage with their own personal tap shoes? and whatever clothes they had on.
SDG said:
I don't understand. Punishment? Not allow? IS SG some kinda Darth Vader threatening with a Force choke? Are security guards on standby backstage? How was he preventing this from happening? The entire cast is moving on anyway right, sooooo...help me understand. For I am n00b.
chickenking said:SDG said:
I don't understand. Punishment? Not allow? IS SG some kinda Darth Vader threatening with a Force choke? Are security guards on standby backstage? How was he preventing this from happening? The entire cast is moving on anyway right, sooooo...help me understand. For I am n00b.
I like the reference, but other than the costumes not being issued, the only thing stopping them was themselves.
Party Rocker said:
It may be that they were trying to tread the thin line of being professional vs screwing over their boss. Remember Bush Garden will be on their resume as previous employment.
Party Rocker said:
I guess I wasn't clear and all missed my point. I didn't mean dance nor perform. I meant the last pose they do at the end before going to the back. So damn the costumes and EVERYONE involved get up there. Costumed or street clothes, techs, props, lighting, etc, etc...they all matter. They ALL deserved it.
I am just giving extra confirmation, it is official now! Celtic Fyre will return for 2014, check out the Abbeystone theater for that official confirmation.
Last night was a busy night. I got two more shows scrubbed and posted. I'm a bit hesitant to put these up, because the footage as a whole isn't up to my quality standards for public consumption. These were shot with tighter zoom, with the intent of cutting the video up for the edited version. So, there are lots of rapid pans and places where the auto-focus is struggling. But, if you are on this thread, you are a fan (or a troll), and you may be interested in seeing the raw footage, much of which will end up on the cutting room floor (figuratively speaking).
1:30 show, part 1
1:30 show, part 2
4:00 show, part 1
4:00 show, part 2
Feeling overloaded yet?
1:30 show, part 1
1:30 show, part 2
4:00 show, part 1
4:00 show, part 2
Feeling overloaded yet?
Party Rocker said:
I guess I can thank you for this information. I still think the whole idea behind this sux.
EDIT:
Have they EVER posted a sign like this in previous years for returning shows? This seems a little fishy to me. It's like a way to quell the concerns of people upset with the cast being let go or something.
I think we are all missing something here! How about those racing pigeons? No one ever gives them props. Show after show, flying from one cage to another. They only get to fly about thirty yards, but can travel for a hundred miles or more!
chickenking said:
Nah, I'm fairly sure they had a similar sign for Celtic Fyre last year.
Party Rocker said:
We've also seen Roll Out the Barrel promoted by the park. Trust nothing, especially this early.
Haberdasher1973 said:
But Roll Out the Barrel was never really promoted as a new show, it was just a phrase/name that happened to be in a pamphlet that had a short paragraph about Oktoberfest in general.