Happy Earth Day. Don't feed the plants!
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time to see if my old mpreg player works ahhh!!!
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Hyperfixation is taking control of me
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this is steph and solomon coded
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was looking for cool poses on pinterest to draw orin in. saw this and thought Sure
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there's no apotheosis, they're just Like This
click for quality!
a discord buddy wanted to see Emma tormented by Zoey and her theater friends at work, aka why I think Emma deserves to be the murderer in Cast Party Massacre. /hj
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Andrew Rannells and his hair won 13 Tonys!
requested by anon and @queenbutgenderneutrally
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if only
Chip Zien won 13 Tonys!
requested by anon
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Where are my Little Shop of Horrors fans at?
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ONCE AGAIN CALLING ALL STARKID FANS!
If the Cinderella's Castle Kickstarter makes it to $425,000, StarKid will release Workin Boys on YouTube!
If you haven't already donated and are able to, support the Kickstarter and help make this production the best it can be, and help unlock Workin Boys as a reward!
Spread the word!
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Falsettos is such a genius musical within its symbolism and writing overall. The use of chess in this musical is so beautiful and makes me sob every time. Not only does chess represent Marvin and Whizzer’s relationship, but it represents everyone. In Act 1, you can clearly see how Marvin treats the people around him, especially his family, as pawns in this game of life. Chess also represents Marvin’s issues surrounding masculinity and his love for Whizzer. Marvin wants to be with men, but he desperately wants a woman to fit that role because that’s what he grew up with.
WARNING: SOB FEST
Chess also represents Whizzer. In chess, the player who plays as “White” goes first. Whizzer plays as “White” in both The Chess Game and Days Like This. Whizzer going first in chess foreshadows how he’s the first one to pass away. Jason also kept the promise he made to Whizzer by saying, “I’ll let you win” by sacrificing his king piece to Whizzer one last time once he places it on the block/tombstone. The king being placed on Whizzer’s tombstone could also represent how he was sorta okay with how his life ended, because he won. The family that he won through Marvin ultimately makes him the winner. A lot of chess is sacrifice, so the pain that everyone else around Whizzer feels could represent that Whizzer believed that the pain was worth it because of what he brought to the family.
im so normal about this musical
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the guy who didn’t like musicals (2018)
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Well Sinead, how does it feel to finally be noticed by Buzzfeed?
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