Welcome to the Junkyard

dumping all my shit here

[guerrillatech]

[caduceus-clay]

Jim Henson died and I wore black to school and kind of never stopped. So that was kind of… Yeah. That was more or less kind of the beginning of that. And then eventually I discovered eyeliner and music. It was pretty good.

[msdumptruck]

I have some pretty incredible women in my family. Rock on. Happy #internationalwomensday ! #lambfam

[the-queensmoot]

i find it funny how my galavant spam is losing me followers

if you didn’t know that i am a sucker for funny musicals, i don’t know what kind of loser you thought you were following, but i’m glad you’ve come to your senses

[walkerjaredtastic]

I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so much as I did at the moment Isabella asked Chef if he’d been there all night and he replied with a look of pure outrage and complete shock ‘You never handed me the f****** amulet!!’ 😂😂😂 I love this show so much!!!

[iddieforkai]

Galavant, he can sings and he is HOT...

I randomly caught this show last night and oh my lord…

Many of you are aware of my love for an guy who can sing…

And tree men with beards (OMG his beard)…

Enter Joshua Sasse, my new man crush from the show Galavant.

I am basically that lady in the blue dress.

[aelingalathyniius]

guess who’s back

[thestasher]

A king and an adventurer walk into a gay pub

What happens next will be stuck in your head for two days.

[tvreviewswithrebecca-blog]

5 Reasons You Should Be Watching Galavant

Galavant, ABC’s comedy musical extravaganza, had its second season premiere last night in the U.S. and reminded me just how much fun the show is. Here are five reasons you should start watching:

1. The catchy musical numbers. Galavant’s songs are written by famed Disney composer Alan Menken, and they’re catchy, hilarious, and just the right amount of irreverent. The choreography is fantastic as well, especially for the large group scenes. Fair warning though, you will get these songs stuck in your head for days on end.

2. The zany cast of characters. There are heroes, villains, sidekicks, and servants, and the majority of the characters are charmingly narcissistic, regardless of their positions. They’re also blindly unaware of their flaws, which leads to some amusing moments between characters.

3. The cameos. Last season featured Weird Al Yankovic and Ricky Gervais, and last night’s first episode had John Stamos and Kylie Minogue. The show becomes extra enjoyable when a celebrity pops in unexpectedly for a funny line or musical number.

4. The witty dialogue. The show is technically set in medieval times, but that doesn’t stop the characters from using current slang, making already funny moments that much more hilarious. The combination of old timey and contemporary phrases leads to dialogue that’s completely unique and unlike anything else on tv.

5. The self-awareness. The brains behind the show are very aware that this second season was unlikely, given the ratings of the first, and they cheerfully bring that knowledge into the show itself. The spectacular first musical number in last night’s premiere referenced the show’s competition, as well as the fact that “many will probably record”, to hilarious effect.

Galavant airs Sundays at 8 on ABC, and the entire first season is available for free on iTunes. Go check it out!

[roadtogalavant]

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[ginnyeweasley]

if you’re not watching galavant you’re wrong because this show is majestic

[msdumptruck]

Galavant Season 1: Galavant is on a quest to save his one true love.

Galavant Season 2: Galavant is on a quest to save his one true love.

[entertainmentweekly]

Kylie Minogue reigned supreme on Galavant with “Off With His Shirt”

Be warned: You’ll get this catchy song stuck in your head all day. 

[incorrect-harry-potter-quotes]

The sun’s almost perfect for hero lighting… I should do some push-ups.

James Potter, probably  (via incorrect-harry-potter-quotes)

[smuchshypush]

“Off With His Shirt” from Galavant

[msdumptruck]

ung he’s delicious

[thisistheater-blog]

When People Continually Complain About Working in Theatre

[wanna-be-runaway-blog]

Why we do it: a stage managers explanation

“Why do you do it then?” you ask, and its not hard to see why you’re asking; I’ve just arrived home from an eight hour rehearsal, I’m tired, I’m grouchy, I’m pissed at at least half a dozen people, I do not sound like I’ve just come home from a job I love.  At the moment your question is enough to make me question why I do this crazy dance.  

This is an explanation, to those of you who love stage managers and are kind enough to let us bitch to you, and to every stage manager who is having a bad day and questioning this crazy job we do.  This is why we do it, this is why we love it.

We do it because we feed of chaos and the energy of creation.

We do it because stepping into the theatre feels like coming home.

We do it because we got sucked into this crazy world so fast we have to stop and think to remember how it happened

We do it because there is nothing like watching a tricky opening number pull together.

or watching that young eccentric director come into his own.

or watching a problem actor become a role model.  

We do it because bringing a story to life onstage is a feeling like no other.

We do it because on opening night, when the house lights dim and the curtain begins to open all the other crap melts away and the here and now is well worth all the stress

We do this horrible underpaid, overworked, crazy wonderful amazing job because we cannot imagine a life without it.  So know that even when everything seems to be going wrong the moments that make it worth it are waiting and they always come.  And know it will pull together, it always does.  We are here for a reason, we chose this for a reason, and despite what we say, we wouldn’t trade this life for the world.