Jeremy Jordan | 'Run Away With Me' | Kerrigan-Lowdermilk

Jeremy Jordan (Star of Supergirl, Newsies, Smash) performs "Run Away With Me" from THE UNAUTHORIZED AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SAMANTHA BROWN. (Kerrigan-Lowdermilk Live at NYMF - Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre in NYC, July 25, 2013).

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Kerrigan-Lowdermilk made their off-Broadway debut in 2006 with their adaptation of HENRY & MUDGE. They have also written THE UNAUTHORIZED AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SAMANTHA BROWN, THE WOMAN UPSTAIRS, WRONG NUMBER, and FLASH OF TIME. Their upcoming shows include THE BAD YEARS, REPUBLIC, and UNBOUND. Collectively, they have received the Larson Award, Dramatists Guild Fellowship, Kleban Award and Rogers Award. Their albums OUR FIRST MISTAKE and KERRIGAN-LOWDERMILK LIVE are on iTunes.

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[kierstenmcadoo]

When he sings "Call me crazy but I'm much crazier for you" he started playing with his wedding ring and I may have died a little.

[patbonfire]

Me to my boyfriend: I'm going to run away with him!
Him: Not if I run away with him first

[Rachel-qmek]

"I'm bad with words"
Proceeds to sing one of the most eloquent songs in the show

[kaymarco]

I have unrealistic standards because men like Jeremy Jordan exist.

[Chiscribbs]

I just have to say this: the fact that it's virtually impossible to tell when he's acting versus when he's not is a true testament of just how skilled and talented of an actor he is.

[heyaitsbea]

the way he said "I'M SO NERVOUS" oh my god

[chrischocoholic]

That was definitely The Most adorable, cute-as-hell, small-boy-nervous-happy-style performance EVER.

[rebekahmarvin]

His power over the audience... to go from having them laughing one second to dead silent and riveted by his performance the next second is phenomenal

[ohmyjoy]

So not being familiar with this song I totally thought he was adlib'ing at the beginning only to find out it's written that way and that only made it seem even more brilliant.

[lexuhpro]

THIS COMMENT SECTION IS SO PURE IT MAKES MY HEART WARM

[Vukwanrik]

Give me Jeremy's eagerness, Aaron's smoothness, Grant's vulnerability and vibrato, and Colton's perfectly executed runs and that would be the ideal version of this song.

[mickyyluvsyou]

I just--oh my. Its like falling in love. Aaron's and Jeremy's are both incredible in totally different ways. Its impossible to decide which one is "better."
Aaron sings it like he's giving her something she's always wanted. Like it was something she brought up before and this is him giving her everything she's ever wanted.
And Jeremy sings it like this is everything HE'S ever wanted. The desperation is heartbreakingly beautiful. Like she is the center of his world and he wants her to himself ♥

[miward]

I love this version so much. There are so many versions but Jeremy's version...it's like he is actually talking to someone. Pleading his case for the first time, nervous and unsure about their response but steadfast in his feelings in such a way that he almost even shocks himself.

But, of course, this is typical from him. He really has a way of reaching people and making them feel what he's singing. It's both wonderful and terrible for people like me who are easily overwhelmed by intense emotion.

[PaulineLauron]

i've never heard this song before and i was like "OH! HE STARTED WITH THE SONG ALREADY" smooth jeremy, very smooth

[MonsterGirl]

I wish this version was professionally recorded. 

[disneyreal]

Best version of this song, hands down!! He owned it and I love the more "generic" lyrics, leaving "Sam" out and thankfully no improvised twang when he sings "country song"! This version is for anyone!

[erwinracasa]

It’s been so many years and I keep coming back here from time to time. Am I the only one? 😅

[delaneyea]

I love seeing how artists like Jeremy just take a song and make it something so incredibly expressive. They get so into it. You can see it in their eyes, how much they love preforming. Damn, this is why theatre means the world to me. Every thespian can relate to that feeling you get onstage, am I right? Or am I right?

[mimibessette]

I love this man and his gift of acting through a song. He's charismatic in the most genuine way. I had the joy of working with him in Bonnie & Clyde. I knew he was special then. I'd go listen to him sing anytime anywhere. A true gem.

[silfuryn]

I've got to say I felt 'safer' listening to you perform this song than I have with many other performers, who tend to rush and push far too hard. Instead you gave us space to sit with you and didn't allow nerves to conquer you whilst trying to portray the nervousness of the song (if that makes any sense). There's a real difference between portraying emotion onstage and letting it overtake you, which can put an audience on edge, and you struck the balance there perfectly.