It's amazing what baking can do

JESS | I live in Australia which makes it hard to get to Broadway, so I live vicariously through all the people who post about it on Tumblr. My favourite colour is blue, I own a very nice, compact Toyota Yaris, and I also post my own stuff sometimes since I’m up during the weird hours in the morning before America is.

[sayyoulovemeback]

Sara Bareilles killin’ it tonight!

[kirstycatastrophe]

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I don’t like guessin’ games or when I feel things, Before I know the feelings. How am I s’posed to operate if I’m just tossed around by fate?

[cantwaitress]

The song I relate most to 

[playbill]

“Broadway for Orlando”: The Exclusive Music Video

[mmabelpines]

i love you means you’re never ever getting rid of me

[elanchana]

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Overlay of the bridges in Door Number Three (ART and concept album) and What Baking Can Do (Broadway).

Sara on the left, Jessie on the right

[cantwaitress]

I never really liked Door Number Three when I heard it on Sara’s album. I’ve always been so confused by what it meant, and couldn’t really place it in the movie. I’m glad they put What Baking Can Do in, and it’s become one of my favourite songs of the OBCR. What do you guys think? Door or Baking?

[aprettygoodbadidea]

I love them both but I would have to say that I like baking better. Door Number Three was sang by Jenna as her husband Earl was watching a reality show (similar to the price is right) when you pick a door and win what’s behind it. Door number two had nothing behind it and she is singing about how she has already walked through that door in her life and is ready to try something new and walk through another door to a better life. It was a song representing her struggles and the conflict between staying and going. It was very relevant to the plot, but What Baking Can Do provides more of a back story and has more of a build so I like it better :)

[cantwaitress]

I can’t believe I didn’t pick up on the game show thing! It makes so much more sense now - thank you! I agree - I love how What Baking Can Do provided more insight into Jenna and her backstory :) 

[teddyaltmcn]

Waitress: The Musical [5/?] ➥  “She Used To Be Mine,” ft. Sara Bareilles.

GIFs of Waitress: I’m so proud of this girl.

[sozenrightnow]

Chandelier

[cantwaitress]

Sorry this really isn’t super Waitress related, but YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO THIS COVER (Sara is a real life angel)

[playbill]

“Waitress will be the first Broadway musical in history where a traditional four-person creative team of book writer, songwriter, choreographer and director are all female artists.”

Broadway-Bound Musical Waitress Is Going to Make Some History

[elanchana]

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Overlay of the bridges in Door Number Three (ART and concept album) and What Baking Can Do (Broadway).

Sara on the left, Jessie on the right

[cantwaitress]

I never really liked Door Number Three when I heard it on Sara’s album. I’ve always been so confused by what it meant, and couldn’t really place it in the movie. I’m glad they put What Baking Can Do in, and it’s become one of my favourite songs of the OBCR. What do you guys think? Door or Baking?

[aropippin]

Sara Bareilles and Jessie Mueller sing She Used to Be Mine at the 70th Annual Tony Awards

[sallyperkins]

Most people: listen to pop about partying and doing drugs

Me: listens to pop about pies and having an affair with the OB/GYN

[cantwaitress]

Also me: listens to a rap album about an American founding father that has an affair and then writes about it

[teddyaltmcn]

Waitress: The Musical [4/?] ➥  “She Used To Be Mine,” ft. Jessie Mueller

GIFs of Waitress: Shoutout to Jessie literally crying from the emotion this song possesses.

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Jessie Mueller and the cast of Waitress perform at the 2016 Tony Awards

[imaworkinprogressxx]

MY LOVE

[cantwaitress]

Life is a shithole.

Me (quoting Becky) after watching Hamil- the Tony Awards

[tiffanyachings]

She’s imperfect, but she tries She is good, but she lies She is hard on herself She is broken and won’t ask for help

Jessie Mueller (Waitress) performing ‘She Used To Be Mine’ at the 70th Annual Tony Awards

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Jessie Mueller and the cast of “Waitress” perform during the 70th Annual Tony Awards at The Beacon Theatre on June 12, 2016 in New York City.