Lee Hall, retired coal miner, Camp Branch, Kentucky, 1983 - by Shelby Lee Adams (1950), American
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Lee Hall, retired coal miner, Camp Branch, Kentucky, 1983 - by Shelby Lee Adams (1950), American
Rocketman, 2019
Do you know Billy Elliot (2005) ?
Yes, I’ve been in it
Yes, I’ve seen it
Yes, I’ve listened to it
No, but I’ve heard of it
No, never heard of it
If you never had the chance to see Shakespeare in Love on the stage, I so desperately wish you could have seen the ending:
Lee Hall, Winter Sky
PAFA
Watercolor on rice paper mounted on off-white wove paper
Gift of the Betty Parsons Foundation
Lee Hall (American, 1934–2017), SOUNION DUSK SHADOW, 1986. Acrylic on canvas, 96.5 × 76.2 cm
HUFFLEPUFF:
"And although your feet are weary And although your soul is worn And although they'll try to break you And although you'll feel alone We will always stand together In the dark, right through the storm We will stand, shoulder to shoulder To keep us warm"
–Lee Hall (Billy Elliot the Musical: The Stars Look Down)
Top five chaotic Rocketman quotes in five words or fewer:
“One frothy coffee, no froth.”
“Bins everywhere.”
“She’s killed my piano!”
“There’s egg on this.”
“Excellent choice.”