#a loss

[rhianna]

sometimes a lift is required

Sometimes people don’t grow up to expectations

sometimes you need a silly 🤪 vacation

[life-through-my-eyess]

I think one of the hardest things in life is, trying to deal with losing someone. It’s never easy, never ready for it, doesn’t hurt any less. You think it would be easier when you realise how much people you have lost. But every relationship is different, we deal with things differently. The weight is a lot and we attend to forget others feel it too. There is no time frame to when we next lose someone. Just know time goes on, the world keeps going and that in time you will heal and people are around you when you need someone to talk to 💕.

[bilbrr]

same energy

[ronniebox]

crying remembering that when ronnie box died he took that fat ass with him sob

[pilferingapples]

Maybe it's a stupid question, but what does the 2009 production of Les Misérables mean? Like, how is it different from what's running now?

Agh, someone else more in the theater-side of things can and hopefully will give a better description, but: the original staging heavily features a turntable;it’s part of the show in a really integral way, choreography-wise (and as a visual metaphor!). In 2009 a new “ touring” staging was introduced.  It was (sensibly enough) designed to work on a variety of stages, so it doesn’t depend on the turntable in its choreography--which of course results in a lot of changes. 

This upcoming London change is going to be the end of revolve-based staging--the end of an era! 

[saymev]

G i v e     h i m     b a c k.

[quirefeast]

what should I draw?