thetumblingoftheshrew
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(Formerly everytragedyneedsagreekchorus) Just a girl with a "dreamy far off look and her nose stuck in a book" and an unconditional love of musical theatre
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Help me fellow MT fans
I’m on the hunt for songs that feature bass/baritone soloists from any/all of the following categories
- Songs well known by everybody
- Songs including the ensemble
- Songs with little to no dance/choreography in
- Songs that are vocally impressing
- Songs from older/Golden Age shows
Please help meeee
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Everyone’s excited for Christmas and I’m just excited for December 24th 9pm Eastern Standard Time
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Terrible Lessons You Learned from Musical Theatre
Hamilton: Don't fuck up. Ever. You will die.
Waitress: You know what's great? Adultery.
Chicago: Easiest way to fame and fortune? Murder.
Wicked: Only pretty people can overthrow the government.
Rent: Don't ever compromise in the slightest, especially if you're poor and dying.
Hunchback of Notre Dame: Nothing good will ever happen to you if you're physically disabled. But you'll sound great.
Heathers: The popular kids were right, you really should avoid the weirdos in high school.
Aladdin: Lie your way to a good relationship. Especially if she's rich. She'll get over it.
Book of Mormon: Blasphemy and fan-fiction are great for stabilizing war-torn parts of Africa.
School of Rock: Lie your way to a great career. Especially if your boss is hot. She'll get over it.
Something Rotten: Originality is dead, but that's hilarious.
Phantom of the Opera: Love never dies, and neither will this show.
Lion King: Julie Taymor did something right.
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TODAY IN THEATRE HISTORY: In 2005, Michael Cerveris and Patti LuPone star in an unusual revival of Sweeney Todd. Under the direction of John Doyle the ten cast members also serve as the orchestra, doubling on musical instruments when they are not performing in a scene. LuPone delights audiences with her capable tuba playing.
For more on the 2005 revival of Sweeney Todd, including a look inside the opening night Playbill, visit PlaybillVault.com.
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me: time to get spooky tonight
me: *blasts the phantom of the opera overture*
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honk your horns…
she’s smiling… say hello!
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“The reduction of the universe to a single being, the expansion of a single being even to God, that is love. Love is the salutation of the angels to the stars. How sad is the soul, when it is sad from love!”
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But when you’re gone, who remembers your name?
Who keeps your flame?
Who tells your story?
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Do I have to bring this back?
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this just in:
everything sounds better if it is sang by Jeremy Jordan
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Good morning moana was better than frozen
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Repeat after me: Professional recordings of musicals are the key to the revival of musical theatre within popular culture
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