Angel de Quinta's Stage Door

The first musical I watched on Angel de Quinta's Stage door was the cast of Hair on late night with David Letterman, The music was extremely catchy and the costumes were amazing. I loved the hairstyles and varieties of outfits and self expression. I was obsessed with the main characters hair and jewelry. I also loved the set and the stage lighting. The purple lights gave it a good vibe. The outfits and jewelry were all fitting for the time period it was set in which I could assume was the 60s and after researching it found out it was set in 1968. The audience could easily figure out it was the 60s just because of the stereotypical style of that time period. I also loved how the cast was interactive with the audience and sang in the isles. The next musical clip I watched was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I loved the outfits because you could tell who was wealthy and who was poor. Also the set was incredible and I can't believe how professional and real everything looked. I felt like I was in the factory and the music was amazing as well. This was my favorite musical because of how vibrant the costumes were and the props and each of the cast members were perfect. The last musical I watched was Guys and Dolls. I loved the costumes and the music. The set was also amazing and felt extremely real. I love musicals and would love to go to more broadway shows in the future. I definitely miss going to the musicals my highschool would put on especially since one of my best fiends was in all of them.

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