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News Circle of Life at The Land Pavilion permanently closing in early February 2018
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The Empress Lilly
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Until this thread I thought I was the only freak who was in love with the wall carpeting. I took a gazillion pics of the entire wall last year.
#Wallcarpeteers AnonyMouse
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SNS
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Something I wonder with these things. Is the film kept after closure? I wish they would make the film of these attractions available in some form. Either on DVD or on their YouTube channel.
The article said that a new one is expected eventually. I imagine when they redo much of the Land in a few years.
The article said that a new one is expected eventually. I imagine when they redo much of the Land in a few years.
Cmdr_Crimson
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There should be an even better quality version available soon
smile
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There should be an even better quality version available soon
with shoddy edits, no doubt
col tho, huh?... that's integrity -
you don't get paid nearly enough for your work, martin
looking forward, as always
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And thus spins the Circle of Attractions...
You'll find it available (in itty-bitty pieces) on a pin at your local Pin Pavilion in about 3 months.
Which one are you in the picture? Raise your hand...
ShoalFox
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Not soon enough. I don't understand why that show has lasted as long as it has. It bores me to death and I like The Little Mermaid.
matt2394
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It's OK as a one time thing but it really wears out its welcome if you've seen it.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Where's the picture? I was in the very front row..
SNS
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I know and it's good that we can see those recordings but I meant for Disney to directly transfer from the film to digital.
The Empress Lilly
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Never! The greatest show on property. Hands off!!
Even if not a park orginal, it is now one of the last remaining vestiges of classic DHS. A park with an emphasis on show(business) and on attractions driven by human performers. Back when WDW tried to let their parks have different identities.
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brb1006
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I barely remember the rest of the show besides Ursula.
brb1006
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You forgot Beauty and the Beast live on stage.Never! The greatest show on property. Hands off!!
Even if not a park orginal, it is now one of the last remaining vestiges of classic DHS. A park with an emphasis on show(business) and on attractions driven by human performers. Back when WDW tried to let their parks have different identities.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Yeah I was in the front row..you couldn't see me from this angle...
Cmdr_Crimson
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And you forgot these ones that were there prior to do that show.....
- Hollywood! Hollywood! A Star-Studded Spectacular (May 1 – August 31, 1989)
- D-ick Tracy starring in Diamond Double-Cross(May 21, 1990 – February 16, 1991)
- Hollywood's Pretty Woman (September 24 – November 3, 1991)
Gringrinngghost
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Disney doesn't have a lot of events in there. The Theater is being used for Disney Sings and what appears to be very limited Acting 101. This is the overview from the Disney Preforming Arts Site for Disney Sings:
Workshop Overview
Performers experience the exhilaration—and the demands—of being a professional performer as they prepare music for a soundtrack recording session. During this 2 1/2-hour program, your group will record a song and dialogue from a Disney animated feature film's soundtrack in a fast-paced recording studio environment.
Performers will also examine the skills, attitudes and priorities required for vocal performance excellence as they:
For Acting 101:
Workshop Overview
Designed for all levels of actors, this 90-minute workshop provides students with the building blocks of theater, while exploring performance and storytelling techniques. Your Disney teaching artist will focus on tapping into the student's unique voice to develop his/her performance abilities. Students also learn to build confidence, develop improvisational skills and maintain professionalism on the stage.
Your group will engage in stimulating discussions and acting exercises as they:
They have it being used from 2/9, 2/14-24, 3/1-11
Workshop Overview
Performers experience the exhilaration—and the demands—of being a professional performer as they prepare music for a soundtrack recording session. During this 2 1/2-hour program, your group will record a song and dialogue from a Disney animated feature film's soundtrack in a fast-paced recording studio environment.
Performers will also examine the skills, attitudes and priorities required for vocal performance excellence as they:
- Learn the music and basic choreography from a real Disney production number
- Learn vocal techniques to improve diction and produce unified vowel sounds using 3- and 4-part music
- Develop better breath control through good posture
- Examine varied musical styles and how different vocal production techniques are required in the music industry
- Discover audition tips to increase your chances of success
- Learn how to be flexible in your approach to songs and voiceovers
- Discuss the requirements of a studio recording environment and what is expected of performers
For Acting 101:
Workshop Overview
Designed for all levels of actors, this 90-minute workshop provides students with the building blocks of theater, while exploring performance and storytelling techniques. Your Disney teaching artist will focus on tapping into the student's unique voice to develop his/her performance abilities. Students also learn to build confidence, develop improvisational skills and maintain professionalism on the stage.
Your group will engage in stimulating discussions and acting exercises as they:
- Master the building blocks of basic theater, performance and storytelling techniques
- Create and develop unique characters
- Practice improvisational skills while discovering how to maintain professionalism on stage
- Learn basic audition techniques
They have it being used from 2/9, 2/14-24, 3/1-11