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We were sitting in row D, seats 15 and 16 in the stalls and our view was great.

My boyfriend was a little uncomfortable in his seat, but it wasn’t a huge issue. I would definitely say leg room varies depending on your seat but as I had an aisle seat, I had plenty of leg room. I’ve seen a few musicals there and sat in different areas. Of course, the songs are all fantastic and are delivered spectacularly by a talented cast who clearly love what they do.Įdinburgh Playhouse is a lovely theatre too. The ensemble are particularly amazing and the choreography is beautiful. With animals entering from around you, singers above you in the boxes and everything happening onstage, there is so much to take in and it really immerses you into the story from the beginning. The opening scene is simply breathtaking. I especially loved the use of puppetry, and the actor playing Zazu perfected this! The set and costumes are so impressive and beautifully designed. Something else new is Nala gets a song of her own, Moore said.I had wanted to see The Lion King for years as I love the movie and after finally seeing it on 09/06/22, it did not disappoint! production, keeping classic songs from the 1994 film such as “Hakuna Matata” and “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” and adding in Broadway production songs as well. She was impressed by the way Disney scripted the Jr. Scar, the elder and first in line for throne, risked his life to save his brother and ended up with a permanent injury preventing him from his “rightful” place as ruler.ĭisney villains in generally are well-fleshed out, according to Moore said. Moore did some research online on the history between Scar and his brother, Mufasa, and she said she found that one legend is the namesake injury of Scar was a result of a hunting trip gone wrong. I try to portray the anti-hero perspective.” Scar actually has a back story,” Steller said. “I wanted to show him in a different light. Though the sour, brooding beast is opposite of his real-life personality, he said, Steller has had a good time learning about the treacherous creature. “Scar is honestly the most fun role that I could have,” Steller said. His role, Scar, has some of the most lines, at 70. It’s combining learning with fun,” he said. (Photo by Maria Matson/Whidbey News-Times) The cast members were trying out new characters at a July 10 rehearsal. From left, Olivia Valencia, who plays a mouse, lioness Khloe Ramos and elephant Gwyneth Sellers.