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February 10, 2010

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Lion King Broadway

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The Lion King: The Broadway Musical’s first performance was featured at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis on 8th of July in 1997. This adaptation bagged six Tony Awards in 1998 which included awards for Best Musical, Choreography and Direction. It has received critical acclaim and tremendous popularity owing to its breathtaking special effects and beautiful staging. It has been established on the basis of Walt Disney's most thriving animated film to date i.e. ‘The Lion King’. It beautifully depicts the journey of Simba, a lion cub, from a free soul to his rightful place as the king of the jungle. It is a journey of deliverance and self finding that is portrayed by the death of a parent, friendship, vengeance, denial, coming of age and finally triumphs over evil. In spite of being an age old customary story, it can be related to by all the cultures. Even if you have seen the original movie the play is worth a watch, in fact it is a must see on the stage as the personal appeal and approach is unmatched to even by the movie.
The play has been directed superbly by Julie Taymor who is one of America's most celebrated directors owing to her feat of bringing the Lion King from the cinemas to the theaters. The Lion King is the first musical by Julie in mainstream theatre. Owing to her broad experience in epic theatre and opera productions she has bagged the Tony award, which is a first for any woman as a director of a musical. Taylor has managed to display the same disciplines while directing ‘The Lion King’. The masks and the puppets for the show have been beautifully created by the leading British designer Richard Hudson. The lighting department has been handled by Donald Holder whereas the job for costume design and choreography has been done by Julie and Fagan respectively. Together they have successfully managed to bring the whole savanna to life and one can’t help but applaud the manifestation of animals that has been beautifully depicted by a cast of 50 superb actors. Its duration is three hours and 232 puppets, 27 kite-birds and143 people along with hundreds of extras have been employed.
Giant masks were created by the director for the depiction of the characters of Scar and Mufasa all the while revealing the actors face for the respective actors’ facial expressions. For the creation of a positive atmosphere several inventive and creative techniques have been applied. For example the wild beast stampede was created by the placement of several portals in a row. The canvas scroll and several large rollers were used for the creation of the illusion of thousands of racing animals. It is an electrifying effect and gives the impression of wild beasts not only stampeding towards Simba – but also towards you!
It is a spellbinding rendition of the Disney film that stands out on its own owing to the directors’ ardor and enthusiasm that not only suspends disbelief but also captivates the theater audiences.
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