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dystini · 10 months

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Indycar - Social Media

Who, what, where to follow.

Social Media

NTT INDYCAR SERIES YouTube - videos go back 15 years. Twitter Instagram TikTok

Team Penske (Josef Newgarden, Scott McLaughlin, Will Power) YouTube - a mix of all the series Penske runs in. Go look for the Penske Games - they're hilarious. Twitter Instagram TikTok

Andretti Autosport (Colton Herta, Kyle Kirkwood, Romain Grosjean, Devlin DeFrancesco, Marco Andretti) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team (Pato O’Ward, Alexander Rossi, Felix Rosenqvist, Tony Kanaan) By far the most active and on-trend of the Indycar teams. YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Chip Ganassi Racing (Scott Dixon, Marcus Ericsson, Alex Palou, Marcus Armstrong, Takuma Sato) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing (Graham Rahal, Christian Lundgaard, Jack Harvey, Katherine Legge) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Juncos Hollinger Racing (Callum Ilott, Agustin Canapino) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Ed Carpenter Racing (Rinus Veekay, Ryan Hunter Reay, Ed Carpenter) YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

Dale Coyne Racing (David Malukas, Sting Ray Robb) YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

AJ Foyt Racing (Santino Ferucci, Benjamin Perdersen) YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

Meyer Shank Racing (Helio Castroneves, Simon Pagenaud) YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

Indianapolis Motor Speedway YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Indy NXT (Indycar Junior series) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Media/other

RACER YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

Marshall Pruett YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

INDYCAR on NBC YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok

Nathan Brown (IndyStar) YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram N/A TikTok N/A

Dalton Kellett (former driver) YouTube Twitter Instagram TikTok (tech explanations)

Speed You Later YouTube N/A Twitter Instagram TikTok N/A

TikTok

Misc Caterina Masetti Zannini (Callum Ilott's girlfriend) Behind the scenes and Indycar tech explained, some F1 content. James and Becky Hinchcliffe (hasn't been updated in some time) Honda Performance Development - features all series that use honda engines so you'l have to search for the Indycar stuff.

Drivers Pato O’Ward Conor Daly Callum Ilott Christian Lundgaard Alex Palou

Instagram

Misc PitFit (The gym a lot of drivers use)

Podcasts

Racer's Roots - A deep dive into the history of motorsports and the genealogy of the racers we know and love.

The B1tch Stop is a podcast about motorsport hosted by Charlotte, Almay and Steph: an exasperated sports fan who'd make a better team principle than half the paddock, someone that reads about the aerodynamics of cars for fun, and a woman with a lot of opinions and no driver's licence. Follow for biweekly breakdowns of major race series (including F1, 2 and 3, Formula E, W Series, F1 Academy and IndyCar), the judgement of professional drivers based on their birth chart, and very valid and correct opinions about which drivers would catfish each other.

The Race IndyCar Podcast Race reviews and analysis from the fastest circuit racing in the world. Jack Benyon hosts, ex-Indycar racer JR Hildebrand adds expert knowledge, while a host of special guests bring colour and insight. Join us for the ride!

The Week In IndyCar The Week In Indy Car features one or more guests to weave through the latest news in North America's premier open-wheel series and its related junior formula. Like The Week In Sports Cars show, it's an interactive affair driven by listener questions submitted via social media.

Motorsport101 - covers F1, MotoGP and FE as well as IndyCar

Did I miss anything? Have a podcast to recommend? Send me a message.

#indycar #indycar rpf #fanfic #driver lore

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motorsportverso · 7 months

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Acura faz pole com WTTR-Andretti nas 10h de “Petit Le Mans” em Road Atlanta

Top 10 GTP

1-10-TAYLOR\DELETRAZ\ALBUQUERQUE-Acura ARX06-WTTR-ANDRETTI-1:15.402

2-01-Bordais\Van Der Zande\Dixon-Cadillac V Series R-Cadillac Racing-1:15.632

3-24-Farfus\Eng\Wittmann-BMW M LMDH V8 -BMW M Team RLL- 1:15.731

4-60-Castroneves\Blonqvist\Braun-Acura ARX06-Meyer Shank Racing-1:15.847

5-6-Tandy\Jaminet\L.Vanthorn-Porsche 963-Porsche Penske Motorsport-1:16.219

6-25-Phillipe\S.Van Der Lind\Yelloly-BMW M LMDH V8-BMW M Team RLL-1:16.371

7-7-NASR\CAMPBELL\NEWGARDEN-Porsche 963-Porsche Penske Motorsport-1:16.860

8-31-DERANI\SIMS\AITKEN-Cadillac V Series R-Whelen Engering Racing-1:17.657

9-5-Rockenfeller\Button\Van Der Hlem-Porsche 963-JDC Miller Motorsport-1:18.204

10-59-Jani\Ticknell\Bruni-Porsche 963-Proton Competition- Sem tempo

Top 3 LMP2

1-52-Keating\Chatin\Quinn-Oreca 7-PR1\Mathiassen-1:13.859

2-11-Thomas\Jensen\Huffaker-Oreca 7-TDS Racing-1:13.879

3-35-Falb\Van Der Garde\Piersson-Oreca 7-TDS Racing-1:14.380

Top 3-LMP3

1-36-J.Andretti\G.Van Berlo\G.Chaves-Ligier JS P320-Andretti Autoesport-1:16.674

2-85-Lindh\Goldburg\BECHTOLSHEIMER-Duqueine D08-JDC Miller Motorsport-1:16.803

3-30-Garg\Grist\Dickersson-Ligier JS P320-JR III Motorsports-1:16.947

Top 3-GTD Pro

1-14-Hawshorth\Bernicoat\Kirkwood-Lexus RC F GT3-Vasser Sullivan-1:23.168

2-3-Garcia\Taylor\Miler-Corvette C8.R GTD-Corvette Racing-1:24.099

3-79-Gougon\Macneil\Engel-Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO-WHEATERTECH RACING-1:24.220

Top 3-GTD

1-27-JAMES\Sorensen\De Angellis-Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3-Heart Of Racing-1:23.116

2-83-Pin\Gatting\Frey-Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo 2-Iron Dames-1:23.795

3-12-Montecalvo\Telitz\Thompson-Lexus RC F GT3-Vasser Sullivan-1:23.847

Incrivel a classificação da Iron Dames com a Dorian Pin na GTD , melhor classificação delas na temporada.

#imsa

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brookstonalmanac · 9 months

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Birthdays 8.22

Beer Birthdays

Carl Funke (1855)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Ray Bradbury; writer (1920)

Claude Debussy; French composer (1862)

John Lee Hooker; blues singer (1915)

Dorothy Parker; writer, critic (1893)

Annie Proulx; writer (1935)

Famous Birthdays

Roberto Aizenberg; Argentine artist (1922)

Tori Amos; pop singer, songwriter (1963)

Richard Armitage; actor (1971)

Honor Blackman; English actor (1925)

Alexander Bogdanov; Russian philosopher (1873)

Aimé Bonpland; French botanist and explorer (1773)

Ty Burrell; actor, comedian (1967)

Henri Cartier-Bresson; French photographer (1908)

Roger Cashmore; English physicist (1944)

David Chase; tv director (1945)

Holly Dunn; country musician (1957)

Jack Dunphy; author and playwright (1914)

Colm Feore; American-Canadian actor (1958)

Gorch Fock German author and poet (1880)

Valerie Harper; actor (1939)

George Herriman; cartoonist (1880)

Jerry Iger; cartoonist (1903)

James Kirkwood, Jr.; playwright and author (1924)

Samuel Langley; aviation pioneer (1834)

Jacques Lipchitz; sculptor (1891)

Rich Lowry; writer (1968)

Bill Parcells; football coach (1941)

Denis Papin; French physicist and mathematician (1647)

Max Scheler; German philosopher (1874)

Norman Schwarzkopf; U.S. general (1934)

Edward Rowe Snow; historian (1902)

Layne Staley; rock singer (1967)

Karlheinz Stockhausen; composer (1928)

Kristen Wiig; comedian, actor (1973)

Archibald M. Willard; artist (1836)

Cindy Williams; actress (1947)

Carl Yastrezemski; Boston Red Sox LF/1B (1939)

#Birthdays

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batesconnor34 · 10 months

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dreamcastingbroadway · 3 years

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Dreamcasting Broadway: A CHORUS LINE

"A 5, 6, 7, 8!!!”

Dreamcasting Broadway: A Chorus Line

Cheyenne Jackson as Zach

Nico Greetham as Don Kerr

Lauren Zakrin as Maggie Winslow

Giuseppe Bausilio as Mike Costa

Riza Takahashi as Connie Wong

Timothy Hughes as Gregory Gardner

Ashley Blanchet as Cassie Ferguson

Bahiyah Hibah as Sheila Bryant

Matt Meigs as Bobby Mills

Hannah Clarke-Levine as Bebe Benzenheimer

Eloise Kropp as Judy Turner

Ephraim Sykes as Richie Walters

Cooper Howell as Al DeLuca

Anissa Felix as Kristine Urich-DeLuca

Kaitlin Mesh as Val Clark (Cassie u/s)

Anthony Norman as Mark Anthony

Paul Morland as Paul San Marco

Ilda Mason as Diana Morales

Barrett Martin as Roy/Offstage Singer (Mike u/s, Greg u/s, Bobby u/s, Al u/s)

Blaine Alden Krauss as Tom/Offstage Singer (Mike u/s, Richie u/s, Al u/s, Mark u/s)

Daniel Ching as Larry (Zach u/s, Bobby u/s)

Elijah A. Carter as Butch/Offstage Singer (Don u/s, Richie u/s, Paul u/s, Larry u/s)

Ioana Alfonso as Vicki/Offstage Singer (Cassie u/s, Sheila u/s, Judy u/s, Diana u/s)

Khori Michelle Petinaud as Lois/Offstage Singer (Cassie u/s, Val u/s)

Stephen Carrasco as Frank/Offstage Singer (Zach u/s, Don u/s, Greg u/s, Larry u/s)

Sydney Parra as Tricia/Offstage Singer (Maggie u/s, Connie u/s, Bebe u/s, Diana u/s)

Gary Cooper as Swing (Mark u/s, Paul u/s)

Mary Claire King as Swing (Sheila u/s, Judy u/s, Kristine u/s, Val u/s)

Tiffany Toh as Swing (Maggie u/s, Connie u/s, Bebe u/s, Kristine u/s)

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panicinthestudio · 5 years

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A Chorus Line: Original Broadway Cast - “One”, 1975

Music by Marvin Hamlisch

Lyrics by Edward Kleban

Book by James Kirkwood Jr. and Nicholas Dante

Directed by Michael Bennett

Choreographed by Michael Bennett and Bob Avian

#a chorus line #musical interludes #1970s #20th century #marvin hamlisch #edward kleban #james kirkwood jr #nicholas dante #michael bennett #bob avian #music #theatre #LGBTQ #dance #human condition

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saborateatrook · 5 years

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Chorus line, dirigida por Ricky Pashkus

Con Producción de Javier Faroni y dirección general de Ricky Pashkus, llega el 9 de enero al Teatro Maipo el multipremiado musical de Broadway: “Chorus Line”. El elenco está integrado por: Laura Conforte, Martín Ruiz, Sofía Pachano, Gustavo Wons, Jessica Abouchian, Mariana Barcia, Evelyn Basile, Menelik Cambiaso, Juan Martín Delgado, Nicolás Di Pace, Clara Lanzani, Martina Loyato, Juan José…

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citizenscreen · 3 years

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Birthday remembrance - playwright, author and actor James Kirkwood, Jr. #botd

#james kirkwood

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silent-era-of-cinema · 4 years

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Lila Lee (born Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka Appel; July 25, 1905 – November 13, 1973) was a prominent screen actress, primarily a leading lady, of the silent film and early sound film eras.

The daughter of Augusta Fredericka Appel (1875–1940) and Carl Appel (1873–1935), Lee was born Augusta Wilhelmena Fredericka Appel on July 25, 1905 in Union Hill, New Jersey (now part of Union City), into a middle-class family of German immigrants who relocated to New York City. She had an older sister, Pauline ("Peggy"), who had been born in Hamburg, Germany in 1900.

Searching for a hobby for their gregarious young daughter, the Appels enrolled Lila in Gus Edwards' kiddie review shows where she was given the nickname of "Cuddles"; a name that she would be known by for the rest of her acting career. Her stagework became so popular with the public that her parents had her educated with private tutors. Edwards would become Lee's long-term manager.

Lillian Edwards, wife of Gus Edwards, was Lee's guardian. When Lee was 15 years old, she went to court seeking an injunction to prevent Mrs. Edwards "from collecting any money for Lila's services." Mrs. Edwards countered that she had spent 10 years helping to shape Lee's career and had invested money in her.

Lee performed in vaudeville for eight years.

In 1918, she was chosen for a film contract by Hollywood film mogul Jesse Lasky for Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, which later became Paramount Pictures. Her first feature The Cruise of the Make-Believes garnered the seventeen-year-old starlet much public acclaim and Lasky quickly sent Lee on an arduous publicity campaign. Critics lauded Lila for her wholesome persona and sympathetic character parts. Lee quickly rose to the ranks of leading lady and often starred opposite such matinee heavies as Conrad Nagel, Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, and Rudolph Valentino. Lee bore more than a slight resemblance to Ann Little, a former Paramount star and frequent Reid co-star who was leaving the film business and at this stage in her career an even stronger resemblance to Marguerite Clark.

In 1922 Lee was cast as Carmen in the enormously popular film Blood and Sand, opposite matinee idol Rudolph Valentino and silent screen vamp Nita Naldi; Lee subsequently won the first WAMPAS Baby Stars award that year. Lee continued to be a highly popular leading lady throughout the 1920s and made scores of critically praised and widely watched films.

As the Roaring Twenties drew to a close, Lee's popularity began to wane and Lee positioned herself for the transition to talkies. She is one of the few leading ladies of the silent screen whose popularity did not nosedive with the coming of sound. She went back to working with the major studios and appeared, most notably, in The Unholy Three, in 1930, opposite Lon Chaney Sr. in his only talkie. However, a series of bad career choices and bouts of recurring tuberculosis and alcoholism hindered further projects and Lee was relegated to taking parts in mostly grade B-movies.

Lee was married and divorced three times. Her first husband was actor James Kirkwood, Sr., whom she married on July 26, 1923. They had met on the set of Ebb Tide in 1922. Kirkwood filed for divorce in May 1930 on grounds of her desertion; the divorce was finalized in August 1931. Lee and Kirkwood had a son in 1924, James Kirkwood, Jr., whose custody was granted to his father; he became a highly regarded playwright and screenwriter whose works include A Chorus Line and P.S. Your Cat Is Dead. Kirkwood Jr. was primarily raised by Lee's family in Elyria, Ohio.

In her autobiography, Lee revealed she lost her virginity to Kirkwood before they were married and she fell pregnant as a result. Kirkwood ultimately arranged an abortion for her, and their relationship continued after this only because Kirkwood threatened to tell Lee's mother of their premarital relations.

In June 1928, Lee began an affair with John Farrow while Kirkwood was in London.[8] Lee wrote Kirkwood stating she wanted a divorce, and in late September of that year, the two formally separated. Lee decided not to fight for custody of their son because Kirkwood threatened to kill Farrow, Lee, their son, and himself. After their divorce, Lee traveled to Arizona and stayed in a sanitarium. Lee also became engaged to John Farrow, but they separated in 1933 after Lee discovered he was being unfaithful to her. He would go on to marry Maureen O'Sullivan in 1936.

At the beginning of her career, Lee dated Charlie Chaplin.

Her second husband was broker Jack R. Peine, who she married on December 8, 1934. By July 2, 1935, the two had divorced. Lee claimed Peine was a drunk, a gambler, and a cheater. Shortly into their marriage, with Lila looking for a house for the two, Peine took off to Mexico and didn't return for a month.

In 1935, Lee began a relationship with car salesman Reid Russell. In 1936, Lee was living in California with her son, novelist Gouverneur Morris, and his wife Ruth. Lee became engaged to Russell and planned to marry him once he obtained a divorce. On September 25, 1936, Russell's dead body was discovered outside on the hammock by Kirkwood Jr. He had been shot in the head with a .32 caliber one or two days prior. The bullet had penetrated Russell's head and passed through the other side, but the bullet and empty shell were never located. The gun found in his hand was one he kept in his bureau drawer at home.

Her third husband was broker John E. Murphy. According to author Sean Egan in the James Kirkwood biography Ponies & Rainbows (2011), Murphy's will left Lee at the financial mercy of his second wife, who consequently became the manipulative character Aunt Claire in P.S. Your Cat Is Dead, written by Lee's son, James Kirkwood, Jr.

Following the discovery of Russell's body, his death was investigated and treated as a suicide, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris both said that he was suicidal and had made suicidal remarks after losing his job. Lee would later confirm he had threatened suicide on multiple occasions and that he talked about it incessantly.

On November 11, the Los Angeles Times reported that a woman had made a telephone threat towards Russell's mom, Victoria, urging her to stop pushing the investigation into her son's death. The case had recently been reopened after Victoria had a conference with the investigators. Ruth told Lila that Reid had left a suicide note, but that she wasn't going to tell anyone about it. Lee went to the District Attorney's office to say that there was no suicide note, however Morris backtracked and said that there was. Lee herself never read the note, but Morris read it to her, and then burned it in an ashtray. Later in life, James Kirkwood Jr. would confide to a friend, William Russo, that there had been three suicide notes - one in Ruth Morris' jewel box, and two within a newel post on the handrail of a set of stairs in the house. The two other notes were found after the case was closed.

Gouverneur Morris, his wife Ruth, and Lila Lee were questioned by authorities about the destruction of the suicide note. Mrs. Morris claimed she found the suicide note in a box on her dresser drawer two or three days after Russell's body was discovered. Because his death had already been declared a suicide, Morris decided to burn it. Gouverneur Morris added that neither he nor his wife heard the report of a gunshot neighbors recalled coming from the Morris home at about 9 P.M. on September 24, and that there had been no argument prior to Russell's death.

On November 17, the Los Angeles Times reported that Russell's body may be exhumed depending on the report of a ballistic expert who was trying to determine if the .32 caliber revolver found in his hand had been fired recently. The following day, it was reported that Russell's body was to be exhumed as it could not be determined if the .32 caliber had been fired recently because the gun was in such rusty condition. During this time, investigators began to doubt the suicide hypothesis, but still were not considering murder, but rather if his death had occurred somewhere else other than outside on the hammock.

That same day, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that Russell's mother Victoria claimed that four days before Russell's body was found, a woman had telephoned repeatedly asking for Russell and demanding to know where he was. Investigators were beginning to consider that Russell's death could have been a "love slaying". However, on November 19, his ex-wife told the Los Angeles Times that she believed Russell had killed himself. An entirely new theory was also introduced that day by The Examiner, who ran a story headed, "Racketeering Ring Linked to Russell Case". The source for the information was Detective Lieutenant Harry Leslie Hansen of the Georgia Street Divison, who was an old friend of Russell. The Los Angeles Times carried the story the next day, claiming that Hansen had reported to the District Attorney's office that Russell had told him that he was going to quit his automobile salesman's job to smuggle arms and ammunition to a foreign country. Russell revealed these plans to Hansen when the two had gone on a weekend party five days before his death. The same paper reported that Russell's exhumed body had led a county autopsy to declare that the results of the first autopsy still stood: the wound on Russell's temple was powder-marked and seared, indicating a self-inflicted wound, and that the wound was too small to have been made by either .45 or .38 caliber weapons and too big to have resulted from the firing of a .22, thus indicating that the .32 found in Russell's hand was indeed the cause of death.

In the 1930s she was diagnosed with tuberculosis and briefly stayed at a sanitarium in Prescott, Arizona in 1933. She then moved to Saranac Lake, New York for treatment at the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital. Lee made several uneventful appearances in stage plays in the 1940s, and starred in early television soap operas in the 1950s.

In 1973 Lee died of a stroke at Saranac Lake. She is buried at Brookdale Cemetery in Elyria, Ohio.

For her contribution as an actress in motion pictures, she was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1716 Vine Street. It was dedicated on February 8, 1960.

#lila lee #silent era #silent hollywood #silent movie stars #classic hollywood #golden age of hollywood #classic movie stars #1910s movies #1920s hollywood #1930s hollywood

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angel-of-stagelights · 5 years

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Angel’s Official List of 50 Shows to Experience Before Your Inevitable Death

I know that not everyone has the time, money, or energy to see live theatre (and finding good productions of every single one of these shows near you would be difficult if not impossible), so when I say “experience”, I mean read the script, watch a film adaptation if there is one, listen to the soundtrack, read up on the production history, watch a professional recording if there is one, or a bootleg if there isn’t. All of that good stuff counts. I’ve also excluded Shakespeare’s works from the list because everyone should experience Shakespeare (particularly The Tempest and A Midsummer Night’s Dream) before they die. So, in no particular order, Angel’s Official List of 50 Shows to Experience Before Your Inevitable Death:

Musicals

1. A Chorus Line by James Kirkwood Jr. and Nicholas Dante

2. The Light in the Piazza by Craig Lucas and Adam Guettel

3. Spring Awakening by Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik

4. The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee by by Rachel Sheinkin and William Finn

5. Tuck Everlasting by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle

6. Wonderful Town by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields

7. The Color Purple by Marsha Norman

8. In The Heights by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes

9. Newsies by Alan Menken, Jack Feldman, and Harvey Fierstein

10. Merrily We Roll Along by George Furth and Stephen Sondheim

11. Show Boat by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II

12. Next to Normal by Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt

13. Les Miserables by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg

14. Evita by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice

15. Chicago by John Kander, Fred Ebb, and Bob Fosse

16. Cabaret by John Kander, Fred Ebb, and Joe Masteroff

17. Ain’t Misbehavin’ by Murray Howitz and Richard Maltby Jr.

18. City of Angels by Larry Gelbart

19. West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim

20. Into The Woods by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine

21. Hamilton by Lin Manuel Miranda

22. RENT by Jonathan Larson

23. Come From Away by Irene Sankoff and David Hein

24. Waitress by Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson

25. Spamalot by Eric Idle and John Du Prez

Straight Plays

1. The Language Archive by Julia Cho

2. Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring

3. The Bad Seed by Maxwell Anderson

4. Fences by August Wilson

5. Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins

6. Native Gardens by Karen Zacarias

7. I And You by Lauren Gunderson

8. Number the Stars by Lois Lowry, adapted by Douglas W. Larche

9. The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman

10. Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play by Anne Washman

11. Peter and the Starcatcher by Rick Ellis

12. Jump by Charley Evon Simpson

13. A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry

14. The Pillowman by Martin Mcdonagh

15. Waiting For Godot by Samuel Beckett

16. Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed, adapted by Nia Vardalos

17. No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre

18. Detroit by Lisa D’amour

19. The Deepest Trench by Chloe Whitehorn

20. The Ferryman by Jez Butterworth

21. Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

22. Angels in America by Tony Kushner

23. A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams

24. Noises Off by Michael Frayn

25. Six Characters in Search of an Author by Luigi Pirandello

Might pass out after looking up all those authors, might fuck around and add a “why you should experience” line for each show. Idk yet.

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tycutio · 4 years

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for the stay at home asks, do every odd numbered ask 👀

OH MY GODDDD TY ok ok thank you!!! :D

1 & 3: answered!

5. 5 tv shows that cheer you up

oh god... letterkenny, always sunny, ok ko, spongebob, and venture bros

7. your favourite board game

OH LOL i basically hate all boardgames but i DO enjoy scrabble

9. a quote that you would consider getting tattooed or putting in a frame

I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS if i were to get a song lyric it would be from year of the goat’s song I’ll Die For You and the quote would be “please free my soul, from this rotten flesh” maybe with the bands symbol which SOUNDS fucked up but the songs actually very fun

11. a tip or hack you’ve learned that makes cleaning or tidying easier

i just learned to dust all my shit off like once a week so i dont have to do an insane deep cleaning every month or so

13. the last so-bad-it’s-good joke you heard

i cant think of any, i black out every time i hear a pun

15. the last tv episode that made you laugh out loud

oh god my dad and his girlfriend made me watch that fucking tiger king show and i lost my shit watching joe exotics campaign “speech” for president

17. a bath, shower, beauty or toiletry product that makes you feel revived, or that you always re-order when it’s running out

oh i love those lush exfoliating bars they smell SO good, but i also always make sure i have native brand body wash cuz its like the only stuff in target that doesnt make my skin freak out

19. the sport or exercise you enjoy the most, and what’s helped you get better at it

i really love yoga and since ive just really doubled down on doing it every day, ive become a lot more flexible and its definitely helped me manage some of my chronic spinal pain!

21. a youtube video you find useful, entertaining or relaxing

I HAVE LITERALLY ONLY BEEN WATCHING JERMA HIGHLIGHT REELS ON YOUTUBE FOR DAYS

23. the book you just finished and what you thought (no spoilers!)

the last like standalone novel i read recently was P.S. Your Cat Is Dead by James Kirkwood Jr and it was absolutely wild and really fucking good. its basically about this guy whose life is going to shit and then this guy breaks into his house on new years eve and he knocks the burglar out and ties him up in his kitchen, but then they start becoming friends and then YES it is gay. and also NONE of that is spoilers because it says all of those things on the book’s cover. it was written in the 70s so theres definitely some dated references/ideas but id still recommend it!

25. a game you’re playing that takes your mind off things

ANIMAL CROSSING BABYYYYY

27. your favourite flavour and brand of tea

ohh i love pukka’s chamomile, vanilla, and manuka honey tea!

29: answered!

#ask

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brookstonalmanac · 2 years

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Birthdays 8.22

Beer Birthdays

Carl Funke (1855)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Ray Bradbury; writer (1920)

Claude Debussy; French composer (1862)

John Lee Hooker; blues singer (1915)

Dorothy Parker; writer, critic (1893)

Annie Proulx; writer (1935)

Famous Birthdays

Roberto Aizenberg; Argentine artist (1922)

Tori Amos; pop singer, songwriter (1963)

Richard Armitage; actor (1971)

Honor Blackman; English actor (1925)

Alexander Bogdanov; Russian philosopher (1873)

Aimé Bonpland; French botanist and explorer (1773)

Ty Burrell; actor, comedian (1967)

Henri Cartier-Bresson; French photographer (1908)

Roger Cashmore; English physicist (1944)

David Chase; tv director (1945)

Holly Dunn; country musician (1957)

Jack Dunphy; author and playwright (1914)

Colm Feore; American-Canadian actor (1958)

Gorch Fock German author and poet (1880)

Valerie Harper; actor (1939)

George Herriman; cartoonist (1880)

Jerry Iger; cartoonist (1903)

James Kirkwood, Jr.; playwright and author (1924)

Samuel Langley; aviation pioneer (1834)

Jacques Lipchitz; sculptor (1891)

Rich Lowry; writer (1968)

Bill Parcells; football coach (1941)

Denis Papin; French physicist and mathematician (1647)

Max Scheler; German philosopher (1874)

Norman Schwarzkopf; U.S. general (1934)

Edward Rowe Snow; historian (1902)

Layne Staley; rock singer (1967)

Karlheinz Stockhausen; composer (1928)

Kristen Wiig; comedian, actor (1973)

Archibald M. Willard; artist (1836)

Cindy Williams; actress (1947)

Carl Yastrezemski; Boston Red Sox LF/1B (1939)

#Birthdays

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radiomashupok · 5 years

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Chorus Line

Luego de tanta espera finalmente hoy estrena Chorus Line en el Teatro Maipo bajo la dirección de Ricky Pashkus. El musical cuenta con 17 artistas en escena (entre ellos Laura Conforte, Sofía Pachano) y coreografía de Gustavo Wons.

Chorus Line tendrá funciones de miércoles a domingo y los sábados, doble función

Chorus Line es un musical sobre un selecto y talentoso grupo de artistas que participan de la audición para ser parte de un importante musical; se eligirá la línea de coro, el ensamble, para lo cual deberán dar lo major y más aún. Deberán bailar, cantar y actuar, pero además abrir sus corazones, pues así se los pedirá el exigente director. La trama muestra las personalidades de los bailarines y del director y coreógrafo del show, a medida que ellos nos cuentan los eventos que moldearon sus vidas y las decisiones que los hicieron bailarines. Una valiosa muestra de talento que movilizará el corazón y expresará sobre todo que… seguir nuestros deseos es la opción esencial sobre todo en estas épocas de crisis. Creado, dirigido y coreografiado por Michael Bennett, el libreto de la pieza fue escrito por James Kirkwood Jr. y Nicholas Dante, la letra por Edward Kleban y la música por Marvin Hamlilsch. Llevado a los escenarios en abril de 1975, se hizo uno de los grandes fenómenos de público y de crítica en Estados Unidos y en el resto del mundo, permaneciendo cerca de quince años ininterrumpidamente en cartel en Broadway. El éxito sin precedentes que conquistó desde su estreno hizo con que fuera nominado para doce premios Tony, de los cuales ganó nueve, además del Premio Pulitzer para Drama de 1976. Fenómeno también de taquilla, recaudando cerca de US$ 277 millones a través de la venta de más de 6,5 millones de entradas, y siendo el espectáculo de más larga duración en la historia de la Broadway hasta salir de cartel en 1990. Hasta hoy es el musical de mayor duración producido originalmente en Estados Unidos. “Chorus Line” produjo centenares de montajes alrededor del mundo por más de treinta años y tuvo un relanzamiento en Broadway en 2006, dieciséis años después del cierre y treinta y un años después del original. Presentado entre octubre de 2006 y agosto de 2008, el musical volvió a conquistar popularidad entre la nueva generación, recuperando su inversión inicial de US$ 8 millones en sólo diecinueve semanas, además de ser nominado a varios premios Tony.

Elenco

Laura Conforte Martín Ruiz Sofía Pachano Gustavo Wons Jessica Abouchain Mariana Barcia Evelyn Basile Menelik Cambiaso Juan Martín Delgado Nicolás Di Pace Clara Lanzani Martina Loyato Juan José Marco Emi Obern Matías Prieto Peccia Nicolás Repetto Mariu Fernández Ricky Pashkus - Dirección General

Funciones: Miércoles a Viernes 21hs, Sábado 20 y 22:15hs, Domingo 20:30hs Teatro Maipo - Esmeralda 443, Buenos Aires, Argentina Entradas $900. Venta por boletería del teatro o por Plateanet

#Chorus Line #Ricky Pashkus #Laura Conforte #Sofía Pachano #Theatre #Teatro #Radio #Radio Mashup

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