I found this photo from the first rehearsal (?) of Bare: A Pop Opera and I love it so much.
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I found this photo from the first rehearsal (?) of Bare: A Pop Opera and I love it so much.
Bare fandom help please!!
I’m making a list of all the musical motifs/themes and where they appear in bare: a pop opera (there’s so many) and I’m giving them names (such as the Seduction Theme in One Kiss and One or the Bare Theme that opens the musical).
However there’s one theme/motif that I have no clue what to name it. It’s used super often, mostly between Peter and Jason but it crops up plenty of other places too.
Here are screenshots of a few examples of this theme along with the soundtrack Song/Time. Once you hear it you’ll know exactly what I mean:
Epiphany, 3:41
One Kiss, 0:56
Ever After, 2:09
Pilgrim’s Hands, 2:24
TLDR; HELP! What do I call this musical theme?!
"spending days in silent fear and spending night in lonely prayer. Hoping that one day when you wake, those feelings won't be there"
Sooo...
I just watched Bare Barcelona fully for the first time. I have some thoughts, but i also want to rewatch. and also WHAT TF DID I JUST WATCH!? IT WAS SO GOOD AND THE CHARACTER CHOICES AND DIRECTOR’S CHOICES I. GAHhHhHhHHHhhhHh
"O, then, dear saint, let lips do what hands do They pray, grant thou...lest...lest..."
"...lest faith turn to despair"
This only confirms my suspicions that Jonah and Payson are the best Peter and Jason
bare 2013 LA .srt files AND boot with hardcoded subtitles
The subtitles should be good to go now
https://mega.nz/#F!jGwnXYpJ!2mVVX4zk9MI2WgBEjcvX0g
take a look:
let me know if you have any trouble accessing the files or getting them to work (if you have vlc, they should work just fine)
Edit:
To use the .srt file, you should have a media player that supports subtitles and the boot of this particular production. Open the video in a media player and, within the player, find an option to add subtitles then import the .srt file