Perhaps to give cast and crew extra time for scene changes, NBC decided to intersperse commentary from host Darren Criss and live watch parties around the country. The cherry on top? Chenoweth herself was a former beauty pageant contestant, so her vamping comes with a knowing wink and tongue-in-cheek sense of humor. This slinky number highlighted all of Chenoweth’s gifts – from her larger-than-life personality to her superb showmanship to her signature soprano (including a few high notes tossed in at the end for good measure). Kristin Chenoweth’s “Miss Baltimore Crabs”Ĭhenoweth is veritable Broadway royalty, and she showcased her status as a stage veteran in her take on “Miss Baltimore Crabs.” Velma Von Tussle is the perfect role for Chenoweth, who’s built a career playing (at least on the surface) vapid, scheming, out-of-touch women. This little nod was a cute Easter egg for fans. The sign refers to the actor Divine who starred in many of Waters’ films, including Pink Flamingos (1972) and originated the role of Edna Turnblad in 1988’s Hairspray. Producers included an ode to the “Pope of Trash” in the shop-front facades in the opening number with a “Divine’s Pet Foods” sign featuring a neon pink flamingo. Hairspray wouldn’t exist without John Waters. NBC's 'Hairspray Live!': Watch the Live TV Performances Here
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