#np1812

[emjee]

Singing along to Great Comet in my kitchen with a glass of wine and legit feel better than I have in weeks

[tonal-gleeson]

You and I And no one else

[im-too-obssesed]

Just A Reminder that On Sunday A Bit of Our Broadway Soul Dies

It's such a shame to bury pearls in the country.

[fxlsettos-blog]

YEET

[part-of-the-narrative]

Mood: pierre singing dust and ashes

[wallflowerwaitlist]

natasha: recently i lost my dear fiancée andrey andrey: QUIT TELLING EVERYONE I’M DEAD natasha: sometimes i can still hear his voice

[queerasbuck]

I absolutely love the staging of the great comet, it’s honestly amazing

[emjee]

Literally just throwing this at your, because you're probably the only person who's niche interests perfectly line up. "Dust and Ashes" = peak Booker angst. Discuss?

Ooooh, that’s a thought. Honestly I think Booker when we last see him in the film does not have the self-awareness Pierre displays by the end of the song, but one of the things I love about Great Comet is that “Dust and Ashes” comes less than halfway through the show and Great Comet itself ends about halfway through War and Peace—for everything Pierre realizes about himself, about life, through the course of that story, there’s still space afterward. I do like that in regards to Booker. With a preternaturally long life, he still has space to get better.