T - V (90 recordings)

Master's notes: Has a PROPERTY OF MCC THEATER watermark at the bottom of the screen.

Trading notes: Leaked by the same Vimeo account that leaked the Floyd Collins house cam.

Trading notes: Some versions may be ripped from YouTube

Trading notes: Great capture of this new show! Shot around heads with some really nice close-ups.

Master's notes: last five minutes taken on phone

Trading notes: Multi-cam pro-shot of the Disney Cruise production of Tangled. 8.37 GB edited file available (without the text Previously recorded, which originally appears several times throughout the video)

Trading notes: This version was a videotaped presentation of the Broadway production by the Circle in the Square Theatre, though with some cast changes for the screen. Released on DVD as part of the Broadway Theatre Archive.

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Trading notes: Dropouts when house lights are on

Master's notes: Filmed in 4K. External audio used. A perfect capture of this hilarious musical. One or two focus issues throughout the entire recording. Recording includes the curtain call and a shot of the outside of the theatre.

Trading notes: Posted on Vimeo by Sarah Benson, this performance was after Helen J. Shen left for The Lonely Few.

Master's notes: Posted on Vimeo by Sarah Benson. Video has watermark stating Do not distribute/Internal use only

Master's notes: The first 12-ish minutes of this production. Obstruction on the far left side of the stage. Shot pretty well with some moments of wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting before I gave up.

Trading notes: Some versions might be ripped from YouTube

Trading notes: !982 Stratford Festival production directed by John Hirsch. Designed by Desmond Heeley. Music by Stanley Silverman. Filmed on June 9, 1982. First telecast on the CBC on February 20, 1983.

Trading notes: Released on DVD as part of the Broadway Theatre Archive.

Master's notes: Tarinn Callender (Come From Away/Hamilton) singing On Broadway from Smokey Joes Cafe Lucie Jones (Waitress) singing Maybe This Time from Cabaret Carrie Hope Fletcher (Les Miserables) & Oliver Ormson (Back to the Future/The Addams Family) singing Suddenly Seymour from Little Shop of Horrors Jodie Steele (Six) singing Heaven On Their Minds from Jesus Christ Superstar Matt Henry (Kinky Boots) singing Let It Sing from Violet Jenna Russell singing The Ladies Who Lunch from Company

Trading notes: In this ambitious international collaboration, Frantic Assembly and State Theatre Company of South Australia present Andrew Bovell’s heart-breaking depiction of family life. With strong performances throughout, this production uses visual, physical and lyrical elements to convey the highs and lows of loving. Contains: Strong Language

Master's notes: Great capture of this new time travel play! Shot in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups; more wide than usual due to the nature of the staging. Increased wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. Audio is patched in from an external source. Overall a great capture, though slightly messier than usual for me.

Master's notes: Digital, shot from the mezzanine, left side; one or two moments where the actors are out of frame; good picture, sometimes low sound but you can still hear it A

Trading notes: Was previously incorrectly merged with Pigerty’s April 13, 2006 video, which is completely different.

Trading notes: Nearly 25 years after its New York City debut, the original Off-Broadway cast of Richard Greenberg’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated play Three Days of Rain reunite March 11 for a free virtual reading.

Trading notes: Translation by Elisaveta Fen, directed by Cedric Messina. First broadcast on January 18, 1970 on BBC One Play of the Month.

Trading notes: This modern/daring translation is quite unique. The cast was great. Crystal clear picture and sound, nice closeups. Ana and Cyndi stand out here. A+

Master's notes: Great clear video with nice sound and good closeups. Includes NY1 review and coverage.

Master's notes: Drum set cam by Jacob Bauman at the Indiana University Ruth N. Halls Theatre in the Lee Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center. Performing on October 30th in the Pit Orchestra of the IU Theatre Departments Fall 2021 musical The Threepenny Opera. _______________________________________________________________ -- Musical Numbers -- ACT 1 - 00:00 00:00 - Overture 02:10 - Prologue 02:56 - Ballad of Mack the Knife 05:53 - Morning Chorale of J.J. Peachum 14:16 - What a Twat Song 22:13 - Wedding Song (a capella) 24:32 - Pirate Jenny 31:57 - Cannon Song 36:31 - Wedding Song 37:45 - Love Song 42:51 - Barbara Song 49:09 - First Threepenny Finale ACT 2 - 53:14 53:24 - Melodrama 01:05:38 - Polly's Lied 01:09:01 - Ballad of Lust and Desire 01:14:57 - Surabaya Johnny 01:23:44 - Pimps's Ballad 01:28:38 - Second Threepenny Finale ACT 3 - 01:31:31 01:32:31 - Ballad of the Free 01:41:35 - Jealousy Duet 01:56:55 - Ballad of Lust and Desire (Reprise) 02:02:57 - Song of Human Weakness 02:05:04 - Reminiscence 02:05:58 - Solomon Song 02:10:09 - Solomon Song (Reprise) 02:16:19 - Call from the Grave 02:27:55 - Epitaph: Macheath Begs Forgiveness 02:32:15 - Walk to the Gallows 02:32:48 - Third Threepenny Finale _______________________________________________________________ -- Pit Orchestra Musicians -- Alto Sax/Clarinet ............................................. Andrew Auchstetter Tenor Sax/Clarinet .......................................... Patrick Wailes Trumpet ........................................................... Chase Murray Trombone ........................................................ Ben Knoernschild Guitar ............................................................... Nikola Begovich Bass ................................................................. Bryan Bailey Drums .............................................................. Jacob Bauman Piano ............................................................... Katie Hughes Conductor/Harmonium ................................. Terry LaBolt

Trading notes: Originally uploaded to YouTube.

Trading notes: According to Tim's site, This is really exciting. SO LIVE is a big, fat, two-act show filmed at the Sydney Opera House Studio in May 2007 which combined all the best bits from my shows, Dark Side and So Rock. Note: this show sometimes gets confused with So fucking rock, which was recorded in London, not Sydney.

Trading notes: Performing material from his So Rock and Dark Side albums, ranging from sharply critical, to lighthearted, to sweet, Minchin shows off his skills as a musician, comedian and social critic in this hilarious two hour live show.

Trading notes: Filmed live at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London, this massive show contains Minchin's unique take on musical comedy, spanning topics such as his love of boobs and banging on about rationalism whilst playing the piano rather nicely in a pair of uncomfortably tight jeans.

Trading notes: Comedy rock super star Tim Minchin is back with his biggest live show ever. This show includes brand new songs as well as those much-loved Minchin classics, but this time, as you've never heard them before- with a 55 piece orchestra. Different from the London DVD of this tour: this recording has a watermark on the bottom right.

Trading notes: Musical comedy spectacle featuring Minchin's eclectic repertoire, from old songs to new ones, and his trademark wit, virtuosity, self-mockery, and philosophical observations, filmed live at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire.

Master's notes: First performance. Twyla Tharp's new Bob Dylan musical set in a circus. Michael has a voice to die for. A

Trading notes: Two versions are circulating, both VOB with smalls. The 3.25 GB has a complete menu with scene selection; the 2.80 GB has a basic blue screen menu.

Trading notes: Sound is very loud for first 4 minutes. There are some darker spots and two cover ups that last less then 30 seconds. Otherwise an excellent video with good closeups. Also includes TV performance from The View and NY1 On Stage reports.

Trading notes: Shot from stage-left box. Great video with excellent closeups and nice sound.

Trading notes: Shot from stage-right box. Beautiful video with excellent sound.

Trading notes: Multi-cam proshot of a semi-professional production. There wasn't a live orchestra but backing tracks to accompany actors, which led to countless instances of people going off-beat and missing/muddling up their cues. Only a handful of the actors are decent singers (Andrews, Kate McGowan, Ida Straus, Barrett, Alice Beane and to an extent Fleet and Pitman). Stephen Bolton (Ismay)'s mic decided to break after the opening sequence, and was broken throughout the show. Mr. Andrews has a thick Irish accent that can be a bit distracting sometimes. Captain Smith flubs a line in Act 2, when he expresses his hope of God sending them a sh*t instead of ship. In wide shots of the stage, subtitles at the top can be seen in English and Cantonese. Edgar Beane has a Greek accent. Sound can be a bit quiet at times.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this great production! Act One has a bar in the way that obstructs a little when characters are sitting on the floor and nothing else, and much less obstructive in Act Two. Some moments of wandering and unfocusing. Some washout on wider shots. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source.

Trading notes: Decent wide-shot phone boot of this spectacularly hilarious show. Unfortunately, this theatre is extremely hard to film in. Shot between heads and over audience seats. Some action on the far right of the stage is missed, but overall watchable. This was the most fun night of theater I've had in ages. Such smart and silly humor. Quite a few understudies on, but you'd have no idea. Every single vocal performance was flawless. Some of the best sound mixing I've heard in NYC. Can't recommend this show enough. Never to be sold. Gifting encouraged.

Master's notes: lots dropouts throughout the first five minutes, none lasting more than a couple seconds. Shot around heads. Pretty decent video until about 45 minutes in when I had to cover the phone due to usher presence. The video ends during “River deep, Mountain high”. Shot iPhone 15 pro

Master's notes: Almost perfect wide-shot capture. Possibly my best video of all time so far. Only moments not captured are when the cast is in the audience or behind me. Tess has really grown into her Céline role. Vocals are 10x better than my March video. Improv includes a Hamilton Rap. Joel makes Cayleigh break down when he calls her Theme Park Elsa multiple times. Excellent performances by all, as usual. Includes BCEFA speech. Never to be sold. Gifting Encouraged. Includes video, audio (tracked and untracked), and cast board photo.

Master's notes: Decent wide-shot phone video from the center. In scenes where Michael was across from someone else and I couldn't capture both, I deferred to Michael, since it was his last show. Improv is a parody of Brokeback Mountain. Humor Highlight when Dee adds crotch hair to her costume and scratches it. Includes BCEFA speech and a Goodbye to Michael speech from Dee. Very emotive audience. So happy to see Michael get all the love he deserves. Includes video, audio (tracked and untracked), and cast board photo. Never to be sold. Gifting Encouraged.

Master's notes: Decent Wide-shot phone boot of this mixed cast. Filmed from the front orchestra. Action missed on extreme right and left of the stage. Improv was a retelling of Les Miz. Audio is a little maxed out a few scenes. Includes audio (tracked and untracked), and Video. Never to be sold. Gifting Encouraged.

Trading notes: Multi-camera Pro-shot. Content warnings: This production contains graphic depictions of murder, infanticide and extreme violence including bodily mutilations, cannibalism, rape and self-harm. There are also themes and incidents of anti-black racism, ableism and sexual assault and its aftermath. This production also includes the use of stage blood.

Trading notes: Very shaky video, never really settles down. Filmed nearly entirely through close-ups, which means a fair bit of the action is missed.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of the closing weekend of this wonderful play's touring production. Beautifully captured in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. A couple of brief dropouts. Some wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. The first 60-ish seconds of act 2 are audio-only due to house lights being up, but it's a full capture otherwise with the only obstruction being the very occasional appearance of my backpack which is quickly fixed. Overall a fantastic capture.

Master's notes: Excellent HD capture of the first PreBroadway preview performance. This is a fun show with terrific performances based on the 1982 movie. Santino gives a wonderful performance and earning early Tony buzz for Best Actor! A+

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of this hilariously dark revival. Some minor wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source.

Trading notes: Giuseppe Sinopoli (conductor) Franco Zeffirelli (stage director)

Master's notes: A rather bad blindshot of this 3-performance production by The Young Company in Singapore. Audio is patched in from an external source. Program included. The video starts at the first Defendant Statement, about a minute in. Please be very careful who you trade this video with and do not post this video, or clips of it, publicly on social media. Thank you!

Trading notes: Livestream filmed with two in-audience cameras and the house-cam. Most circulated recording provided by Coasterdude.

Trading notes: Conductor: Daniel Barenboim

Trading notes: Conductor: James Levine

Trading notes: Excellent capture of the Broadway transfer from Atlanta. Many changes since the out-of-town tryout. A

Trading notes: James Levine (conductor)

Trading notes: A 1970 British TV adaptation of the play Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. It was directed by John Sichel and broadcast as the 44th episode of second season of ITV Sunday Night Theatre. Streamed on Tubi

Trading notes: Videotaped 1988 television adaptation of Kenneth Branagh's stage production for the Renaissance Theatre Company of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night first broadcast in the UK by Channel 4 on 30 December 1988. Made by Thames Television in collaboration with Renaissance.

Master's notes: Ripped from a livestream

Trading notes: Rehearsed live reading, directed by Phoebe Kemp (they/them)

Trading notes: Released by PBS's Great Performances on November 14th, 2025.

Trading notes: Screenshots are from the copy that's 4.01 GB, which is not the original. It also appears to be a screen recording of a previous DVD, which also wasn't the original. The video runs 99 minutes and then restarts.

Trading notes: Two night only concert presentation of the rarely seen 1970 Richard Rogers/Martin Charnin musical. Presented by the Reprise! Theatre Company at the Gindi Auditorium at the American Jewish University in Los Angeles. Lots of heads in the frame, and some obstruction, but filmer does their best to capture the action on stage. B

Trading notes: Act 1 up until American Express and If I Believed in Act 2. Includes full show audio. Shot between heads which causes action towards the side to be blocked and obstructed by a bar

Master's notes: MTS, shot around safety rails

Master's notes: A perfect capture. Recording includes the curtain call and marquee. Filmed in 4K. External audio used.

Master's notes: Great unobstructed video

Master's notes: Roughly 35 minutes of footage.

Master's notes: Excellent 4k capture of this delightful musical and of Phoenix's debut as Robin! Shot a mix of mediums, wides, and close-ups. Minor tilt from time to time, some shakiness (most of it from when laughing), and a few brief dropouts that never last more than a few seconds. Readjusting was kept to a minimum but still affects the picture occasionally, and there are moments of very brief focus issues due to lighting. The audience was incredibly enthusiastic, so slight volume warning for cheering after some of Phoenix's numbers and during bows. But I can't blame them, it truly was a magical night.

Trading notes: Originally uploaded to YouTube by greengal23 in 19 parts.

Trading notes: 1963 British film adaptation of the 1899 play Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov. The film was directed by Laurence Olivier and Stuart Burge. It was a filmed version of the Chichester Festival Theatre production. Some versions might be ripped from YouTube

Trading notes: A 1978 made-for-television film (based upon the play of the same name. Wendy Wasserstein wrote both the original play as well as the teleplay for the televised production. It was shown in May, 1978 as part of the Great Performances series on PBS. Released on DVD as part of the Broadway Theatre Archive project.

Master's notes: Thanks to Ben and everyone who paid for the stream.

Trading notes: Audio and video recorded on separate devices.

Master's notes: Phone blindshot. Act 2 video incomplete and starts around Adore.

Master's notes: Phone blindshot. Act 1 incomplete, starts during Steadman's Song.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this lovely show! Some minor head obstruction on the left that blocks off a few moments of action but is mostly worked around well. Some wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Trading notes: Originally filmed on MiniDV, upscaled to 720p semi-HD, but still a bit grainy, brief glitches from the old tape at the beginning. Minor head obstruction on left side of screen. One-night benefit concert reading with actors holding scripts at music stands. NO PART OF THIS VIDEO IS EVER TO BE POSTED/SHARED/GIFTED ANYWHERE ONLINE including but not limited to YouTube, Tumblr, Vimeo, Reddit, Torrents, social media, etc. Never to be sold except by master.

Master's notes: Okay 4K capture of this understudy performance. Highly obstructed on the far left, most action is visible. Frequent wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Trading notes: Opening night performance originally livestreamed for NHK in HD and later released on Blu-ray/streaming. This pro-shot is different from the DVD release which is of another performance.

Trading notes: YouTube rip. Recorded between May-June.

Trading notes: Beautiful HD capture of this wonderful show with no obstructions. The cast was divine and did an exquisite job performing and telling the story. A+

Trading notes: Very beginning of the show is missing, but it picks up about halfway through Water in the Well and complete from there with a couple quick dropouts. Well filmed with clear picture and good sound.