‘Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog’, the High School Musical
Here’s a fun find– the Hockinson High School Drama Club presenting a live adaptation of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog.
What do you think?
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I can appreciate the homage… but this kid does little more than a Doogie impression. Also, without seeing any other cast per the video, and the silence at the end of the song tells me pacing a stage play versus a video blog isn't easy. Kudos for effort, but I'll take my Dr. Horrible online, thank you much.
Some students at my college did a production of this last spring. It does work very well; it just helps to have college trained actors and director.