[radgepacket-deactivated20241030]

big day today

[buryymeinblack]

queued for the next wednesday the 12th

[buryymeinblack]

happy wednesday the 12th everyone

[daysleftofsecondterm]

happy Wednesday the 12th on 892 days left

[via-does-stuff]

Hadestown Hades be like I miss my wife so I'm gonna make it everyone's problem by inventing global warming

[grimalditeuthis]

what they don't tell you about hadestown is that orpheus and eurydice are not the main characters. neither are persephone and hades. or hermes. or the fates. the main character is whoever in the band is playing the trombone because holy fuck

[embracedfire]

Big fan of them

[map9810-blog]

[kindof-amess]

Thinking about the Hadestown proshot and Orpheus being introduced wiping down a table with his back to the audience. Hermes has to call out to him again to get him to take his opening bow, and for the show to start, Orpheus has to turn around.

[prose-n-scripts]

concurrent events

[eerna]

wait for me, I'm coming

[tsukihasnolife]

We raise our cups to them 🌹

[its-arson-time]

i really really love amber grays persephone in the proshot and im really glad she didnt tone it down for filming like she said she wouldve if she had really thought about it because ohhhh my god. holy shit. her expressions and all the just. the freakinge. acting she did made the whole thing. like she added 30 layers of depth just by being there with her face

[snekysonjr]

Lalalalalala

[vegas2014]

[emerges from the movie theater covered in blood] yeah hadestown was really good

[inevitablestars]

can't believe that the turning around story ended with him turning around again i'm so upset

[morionette413]

in 30 years there's going to be a production of hadestown with eva noblezada as persephone and reeve carney as hades. and it's going to go the hardest anything has ever gone

[dykecadence]

whoever was in charge of cinematography for the hadestown proshot needs 500 awards immediately

[icarusredwings]

No more spoilers please!

Are... are you talking about Hadestown?

You mean the greek tragedy of Orpheus and Eurydice??

THAT'S BEEN OUT FOR 2,600+ YEARS!??

FROM THE 6TH CENTURY OF BCE!??

[doorstoplord]

And brother you know what they did? They danced.