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| rdfs:comment | - Sonic Live in Sydney was a 25-minute-long live musical performed at the now defunct SegaWorld Sydney. The show was set up on a stage that was located adjacent to the park's food court so that patrons could watch the show while eating (listed in the CD's track listing as "SegaWorld's Knothole Village"). It used some elements from both the Sonic the Hedgehog television series and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, and was performed by costumed actors and dancers. Most of the music and sound effects used in the show were taken from Masato Nakamura's score on Sonic the Hedgehog 2, with three unique musical numbers, written by "D Jacobsen" and "N MacDonald"; Sonic's "What Are We Waiting For?", Dr. Robotnik's "Give Me Chaos" and "Thank You For Being You", sung by Sally Acorn. In late 1997, Sega d
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| Performer | - Paula Arundell, Diane Adams, Tanya Bulmer, Adrian Payne
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| abstract | - Sonic Live in Sydney was a 25-minute-long live musical performed at the now defunct SegaWorld Sydney. The show was set up on a stage that was located adjacent to the park's food court so that patrons could watch the show while eating (listed in the CD's track listing as "SegaWorld's Knothole Village"). It used some elements from both the Sonic the Hedgehog television series and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, and was performed by costumed actors and dancers. Most of the music and sound effects used in the show were taken from Masato Nakamura's score on Sonic the Hedgehog 2, with three unique musical numbers, written by "D Jacobsen" and "N MacDonald"; Sonic's "What Are We Waiting For?", Dr. Robotnik's "Give Me Chaos" and "Thank You For Being You", sung by Sally Acorn. In late 1997, Sega disbanded the show because they felt that it wasn't dynamic enough and replaced it with a Sonic-themed puppet show. The puppets were constructed by Einfeld’s Puppetoons and the show, featuring new songs by Einfeld and Mark Rosenberg, was performed three to four times daily until 1999, a year before the park's closure. Unlike the costumed show, there is no known CD release of the puppet show.
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