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Breigh | INFP | Theatre/Creative Writing Major | Future Galinda Be prepared for lots of different fandom spam and musicals! ;) Feel free to message me if you need to talk, are bored, or want to argue about musicals!

[operafantomet]

Fabi Bang (Glinda) and Myra Ruiz (Elphaba) creates history when they star in their third production of Wicked in Brazil, featuring a third costume and set design!

They first the original version in 2016 (left), designed by Susan Hilferty.

In 2023 they starred in Brazil’s first non-replica production of Wicked (middle), designed by Morgan Large.

In 2025 they will once again don the lead roles, in Brazil’s second non-replica production and third producton overall (right). The costume design here is by Lígia Rocha, Jemima Tuany, and Marco Pacheco.

In addition they also did the 2024 movie dub, which means that their track record as a duo is rather unparallelled ✨

[caffium]

Say you'll share with me one love, one lifetime

[8bitftw]

Visit Original Link

ABBA - Gimme Gimme Gimme

8-bit version (square waves)

[exai]

this is what plays in the background when you have to fight abba in 1to1 combat

[pdouwes]

epic iii · what has become of the heart of that man, now that the man is king? » 1/?

{ patrick page & amber gray }

[ghostlypawn]

there was something so interesting about uk hades/persephone that i cant quite put into words except every single action hades made was him poking persephone for any kind or reaction. whenever he said or did anything he would immediately turn to persephone to see if he was looking at him/how she was reacting. when he goes to find eurydice at the end of chant you can SEE that it was out of nothing but spite. like he wanted persephone to call him on his bluff except she never did so he didnt back down. but the one that got me the most was in why we build the wall. when eurydice rises into hadestown persephone looks sick to her stomach and when he delivers the question 'what do we have that they should want?' he looks directly into persephones eyes. afaik this part is usually delivered to eurydice as a way to indoctrinate her into the hadestown lifestyle but by delivering it to persephone it felt like he was saying this is YOUR fault YOU made her come here by not calling my bluff. 'what do WE have that THEY should want' as in what do we hades and persphone have that orpheus and eurydice want....

[luckys-last-brain-cell]

Feeling a lot of feelings about how Hadestown doesn't present the story as "Orpheus turned around and everything fell apart and there was nothing anyone could do to fix it" and instead presents a story that says "he turned around, he doubted, he failed, but if we keep telling his story maybe one day Orpheus won't" and it's not just about Orpheus as a single character, it's a bout every Orpheus, everyone who runs up against a system they can't change and fails and everyone who sees that failure and gets back up and says "maybe I can change it now" and tries again. That Orpheus failed isn't the takeaway of the story. The takeaway is that one day he might succeed.

[isabelofwraithmarsh]

Gifs of Kazuki Sora as Lily in the Takarazuka production of Anastasia: The Musical (Cosmos 2020-2021) [1/2]

[starfilledsea]

thinking about “to know how it ends but still begin to sing it again” and “it’s a story about someone who tries” and “we raise our cups to orpheus not because he succeeds but because he tries. we understand implicitly that there’s value in his trying and even in his failure.” and “it’s a sad song but we keep singing even so.” even when you fail there is value in the fact that you tried and that you believed enough in your goal to try despite knowing you might fail. it is worthwhile to try, because you never know. maybe it will turn out this time! perseverance despite the odds is worth celebrating even if it ends in failure. success is not the only thing that matters. and you never know that the ripple effect of your actions might be. orpheus does not recuse eurydice but he succeeds in helping spring to come again and potentially in preventing other people from losing their loved ones as he did, and that is a good outcome. we do not see the effect he had on the other workers in hadestown. yes, orpheus failed, but maybe if they sing it again someone else will succeed. someone has to keep telling the story.

[ampervadasz]

Unmute !

[thegirlnoonetexts]

[Video description: 3 old nokia-type cell phones are placed upright on a table. As they play a ringtone version of Tchaikovsky’s “Waltz of the Flowers,” they rotate slowly as if dancing in time to the music.]

The ringtones are rather shrill, for anyone sensitive to that.

[cheesy-cryptid]

Literally

[songbirds-in-the-fields]

“Cause here’s the thing. To know how it ends, and still to begin to sing it again. As if it might turn out this time. I learned that from a friend of mine.”

Hadestown and Orpheus and Eurydice over the years. Broadway, NYTW, album, and myth.

[tuverras]

on tragedy, fate, and inevitability.

oresteia, robert icke // theatre of the oppressed, augusto boal // song of achilles, madeline miller // the book thief, markus zusak // antigone, jean anouilh // revisiting mockingjay ahead of the hunger games prequel, entertainment weekly // romeo and juliet, shakespeare // h of h playbook, anne carson // war of the foxes, richard siken // the road to hell (reprise), hadestown // planet of love, richard siken // they both die at the end, adam silvera

[dwarvishring]

ian mckellen directed these movies actually

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

Ian McKellen was not going to stand idly by and allow these movies to be heterosexual <3

[jellyfishbreaths]

some purples

[mspectral]

[moonachilles]

Jane Austen really said ‘I respect the “I can fix him” movement but that’s just not me. He’ll fix himself if knows what’s good for him’ and that’s why her works are still calling the shots today.

[m86-deactivated20171116]

queen of snatching wigs

[surprisebitch]

“go bleach your roots creep!” this read

[fazitenenbaum]

oh damn.

[justcatposts]

This is Truffles the cat, a stray found by a pediatric optometrist and now puts kids at ease that are nervous about getting glasses and totally makes them more at ease. 

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