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deejay

ruinedchildhood

lacuna-matata

「The princess…seems to be burning like a blazing flame.」

angelofmusic808

Okay, now I’m done.

adelle-ein

endless list of favorite characters → son hak (yona of the dawn)

↳ “i already told you, didn’t i? many times! i won’t leave you! like hell i’d leave you! and that’s not because i feel obligated not to - get that into your head already! the wind tribe is important to me, yes! if anything happened to them, i’d absolutely go and save them, but - the place i come home to is here!”

angelofmusic808

this manga is RUINING ME it’s FINE.

tredlocity

holy shit what an upgrade

strengthrequireskindness

Someone tell me, who is this woman?

cykelops

roxane gay wrote world of wakanda one of the greatest modern comic books (shes a writer outside that, of course, but thats what i know her for)

angelofmusic808

WAIT HOW DID I NOT REALISE THERE’S A BATGIRL MOVING COMING

haelstorm

me: i want to buy new books

the 10 unread books i bought last year, staring at me from my bookshelf:

memecenterz

angelofmusic808

oops.

tastefullyoffensive

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Trust fall! 🔊

railwaycat

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I kinda wish I was joking, but I’m not. If you haven’t read, the flu is sweeping through Cats and they’re missing an abundance of cast members AND swings. With no one to cover Jennyanydots, they were left with one option: send on the dance captain to do the tap number. And who is the dance captain?

…Corey John Snide, or Coricopat.

So he did the dance, wore the gumbie suit over his coricopat costume, and sang the lines.

Harris Milgrim is Munk, Megan Ort is Jellylorum, Christine Cornish Smith is Bombalurina, and Kim Fauré is Demeter. Enjoy.

funhomes

The thing that gets me about the fact that they don’t release professional recordings of Broadway shows is that they literally record all of them anyway

I’d get it if it was too much of an undertaking to record and release every show. I’d understand. But they already do that, and they’re archived at the Library of Performing Arts at Lincoln Center and people with a New York library card can set up screenings of any show they want. The thing is, hardly anyone knows about it, and it’s only open to NY residents.

If you’re recording them anyway, if you have them on file, why not release the recordings to the public after the show closes? No harm done, and theatre is accessible to people who don’t have the means to see shows live.