#36 questions

[anna-scribbles]

hi I figured out a massive cheat code to drawing animatics which is to not draw them and instead just draw the specific frames stuck in your head. anyway you should listen to 36 questions it is very good and very adrinette-post-truth-coming-out. imo. I might draw more frames for this in the future but this felt like uh. enough. for one post. okay bug out

[fictionfrequency1]

Short Podcasts to Listen to With Friends (In Under Four Hours)

These 10 great, short audio dramas are perfect for a fiction podcast book club.

Do you want to listen to more fiction podcasts with your friends? Setting up a book club is pretty socially acceptable, but trying to convince a small group of people to listen to all four seasons of Wolf 359 in a week is apparently ‘kind of a big ask’. These 10 great shows are loads of fun, and you can get your favourite people to finish them with you. If you’ve ever wanted to start an irl podcast club, this is your sign…

[cas-full-edit-mode]

It has come to my attention that there are different breeds of musical theatre kids

1. The History Nerds— People who like to geek about historical things and indulge in stuff like Hamilton and SIX and Les Miserables and Newsies and Anastasia I think counts too

2. The Dramatics— People who like something the feels like a plot focused on the adult life and indulge in stuff like Rent and Waitress and Tick Tick...BOOM!

3. High School Musical— People who thought High School would be just like the Disney movie and are now suffering so they indulge in stuff like Heathers and Dead Evan Hansen and Mean Girls and Be More Chill

4. The Jukeboxes— People who are really into pop (or the 70s) and indulge in stuff like Mamma Mia! and Grease (I know Grease isn't a jukebox musical but the songs play on the radio as pop) and Footloose

5. The Lin-Manuel Fanatics— I know you're out there. People who like Hamilton and In The Heights and 21 Chump Street and see Lin Manuel in anything else and just assume he's going to start rapping

6. Soundtrack/Podcast Musical Folks— People who care less about the stage play and more about the soundtrack (either because the stage play is unavailable or the soundtrack is better at bringing it back to life). These are people who like EPIC: The Musical and 36 Questions

And these different breeds tend to overlap. But in the end, they're still part of the wild species known as a theatre kid.

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk

[maydayintheforest]

Being a theatre kid is so weird bro like what do you mean I’m crashing out to a middle-aged man’s failing marriage

[hoffrev]

36 questions fandom PLEASE tell me you're real 🙏🙏🙏

[savvysquid]

I FORGOT TO POST THIS YESTERDAY WOOPS

Anywaysss some gifts I drew for @dowlep :D in an internal secret santa wishlist event

[homosexuality-offical]

what musical would you say is the gayest? (dear Evan Hansen cannot be said, for obvious reasons)

DEH is queer baiting the musical. Same with Heathers unfortunately.

I think I’ll either say Hadestown, 36 questions, or wicked. But wicked is bisexual. Also book of mormon.

but if you listen to musical theater, you’re probably already gay

[norabeanie]

friendly reminder that

we dont remember a boat in a bottle.

it must have fallen off its shelf alone.

we know you loved it, we're so sad it's broken!

but neither one of us was even home.