Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome (2019): Cast & Ratings
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome is a 2019 music comedy directed by Marcus Raboy, starring Colleen Ballinger, Erik Stocklin and Kory DeSoto. It runs 1 hour 1 minute. Its Echo Score is 47/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 1m (61 min)
- Director
- Marcus Raboy
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- The Gersh Agency
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome About?
The premise of Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome without spoilers.
Viral video sensation Miranda Sings and the performer behind her, Colleen Ballinger, join forces for a unique live show. This special presentation features a blend of music, comedy, and what Miranda playfully refers to as "magichinry." Prepare for an entertaining and memorable experience showcasing the beloved online persona in a live setting.
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Themes & Keywords
· 6 tags- star
- satire
- f rated
- female protagonist
- satire comedy
- stand up comedy special
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Cast & Characters
Colleen Ballinger leads the cast, with Erik Stocklin as Patrick and Kory DeSoto. Directed by Marcus Raboy.
- Director Marcus Raboy
- Colleen Ballinger as themselves
- Erik Stocklin as Patrick
- Kory DeSoto as themselves
More from Marcus Raboy
More films directed by Marcus Raboy, best-rated first: Friday After Next, Bill Maher: Is Anyone Else Seeing This?, Kevin Hart: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor and Adam Sandler: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 47/100, strongest in sensory experience (55) and weakest in story & flow (40).
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Echo Score Breakdown
The special generates a polarized response, with dedicated fans praising Miranda's distinctive humor while many viewers find the performance inaccessible and uneven. Reviewers note moments of inventive stand‑up framing alongside a perceived lack of coherence and excessive reliance on the established persona. Audience reactions range from enthusiastic endorsement to outright dismissal, reflecting a divide between existing fans and newcomers. Consequently, the film lands as a mixed offering that appeals strongly to a niche but fails to satisfy broader expectations.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 50
In terms of direction and production, the live recording at the Kennedy Center is praised for its stage presence and visual polish by some reviewers, while others describe the performance as chaotic and poorly edited. Positive comments highlight the spectacle and set design, whereas criticism points to a lack of cohesive visual storytelling. Overall, the artistic execution appears competent but uneven, yielding a moderate assessment.
- Character & Emotion 45
When evaluating character work, fans commend Miranda's exaggerated persona and comedic delivery, noting high entertainment value for long‑time followers. Conversely, several reviewers argue the character feels over‑infantilized and fails to resonate with newcomers, describing the portrayal as shallow. The mixed feedback suggests the character's appeal is strong within its fanbase but limited elsewhere, resulting in a balanced but modest rating.
- Story & Flow 40
The narrative structure receives mixed reactions; some viewers appreciate the novel stand‑up approach and occasional inventive jokes, while many criticize the pacing as erratic and the overall flow as disjointed. Critics point to a lack of clear storyline and reliance on insider references that alienate unfamiliar audiences. This uneven storytelling contributes to a lower assessment of the story dimension.
- Sensory Experience 55
Sensory elements such as lighting, costume, and sound design are described as vibrant and flamboyant by positive reviewers, enhancing the live atmosphere. However, negative comments note moments of sensory overload and inconsistent audio quality. The overall impression is that the sensory experience is lively but not uniformly effective, placing it slightly above average.
- Rewatch Factor 45
Replay value is divided; dedicated fans express high rewatch enthusiasm, citing comedic callbacks and character familiarity. In contrast, several critics find little incentive to revisit the special, calling it repetitive and lacking depth. The divergent opinions lead to a modest rewatch factor, reflecting limited lasting appeal beyond the core audience.
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome.
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome Also Known As
Also known as “ミランダ・シングス・ライブ お礼はいらないわよ!”.
- Also known as
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- ミランダ・シングス・ライブ お礼はいらないわよ!
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Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome?
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome runs 1 hour 1 minute (61 minutes).
When was Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome released?
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome was released on June 4, 2019.
Who directed Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome?
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome was directed by Marcus Raboy.
More films by Marcus Raboy Who is in the cast of Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome?
Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome stars Colleen Ballinger, Erik Stocklin as Patrick and Kory DeSoto.
Does Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome have a post-credit scene?
No. Miranda Sings Live… Your Welcome has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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