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Will seems to lighten up as Skylar delivers the punchline to the joke (as if she has passed a test to be funny) but I've always wondered what purpose the prolonged shot served. This as a concept could frighten him, as we know that Will is not exactly a committed person. Is Skylar beginning to show cracks in the 'perfect image' Will has internally painted of her? Will may also be concerned that the topic of the joke contains elements of an elderly, happy couple. Will's friends) and he may be concerned that she will tell a bad joke and isn't 'as funny as he thought she was'.Īlso, the way she tells the joke isn't (classically) 'ladylike' and I think Will is a bit shocked by this, highlighted by him looking away concerned or even a bit anxious. A joke is a risky thing to share with people you've just met (i.e. The crowd were getting involved with all the songs, clapping and singing along.0:30 - 0:38 Is anyone else fascinated about what Will could be thinking about here? My thoughts are that he is thinking back to the session with Sean where they talk about the 'idiosyncrasies' or 'imperfections' of relationships and how they are the integral in forming strong connections between people. The show was great and it held my son's attention all the way through. it was a shame he didn't appear to play it! The only other slightly negative comment would be that Zoe and Abby Cadabby's voices were a little hard to understand because of the speed, pitch and accent. and having selected his cookie-jar shaker to be included in the band. I'm not sure how many costume changes happened during the show, but Cookie Monster played a bigger role in the first half than the second. Having not seen the show before I don't know if this is related or merely coincidence. The foam fell out of the costume and Bird Bird walked off, not to return until the second half. Big Bird also lost a piece of foam halfway through the first half. During a group dance in the opening half Zoe got a little over-excited and slipped over right at the front of the stage, but recovered well. There were a couple of little slip ups, but otherwise the show went very well, certainly my son thought it was fantastic.

Anyway the Sesame Street costumes were fantastic!

Whilst it was great fun to work on, and obviously I am thankful for the experience I have to say that the characters and costumes were all showing their age. Back in 2008 I was invited to help out with a short stint on Rainbow Live (initially as Zippy, then George). the characters were brilliantly made and very clean - in fact I am tempted to say that these suits were brand new they were so clean. Once the characters came out on stage I was completely relieved. Just seeing the Sesame Street Live logo above the stage at the start made my son feel the need to randomly shout 'Elmo'and point, which was encouraging, at least he knew why we were there!

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but it looked like a full house, there were certainly no spare seats anywhere near us. The show was only on for one day at The Capitol. but it's not the same).Īs soon as we walked into The Capitol Theatre in Horsham I knew we were in for a good show, the stage set (even with curtains closed) was impressive and clean.

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My son watches clips of Sesame Street on YouTube all the time (he has his own 'favourites' playlist of them!) so whilst Sesame Street isn't on normal TV in the UK he knows the characters (We occasionally get to see the Northern Irish 'Sesame Tree' which is good. My wife and I thought we'd take a bit of a gamble and see if he would sit the a show. so he doesn't have the longest attention span in the word, but he loves Elmo and Sesame Street. So yesterday I took my boy to see Sesame Street Live: 'Elmo Makes Music'and I thought I'd write a quick blog about it.įirstly I should mention my son is 21mnths old.