make me choose:
@starlingisms asked Andrew Koji or Evan Mock ?
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make me choose:
@starlingisms asked Andrew Koji or Evan Mock ?
ORANGE - youngest muse? ONION - most emotional muse? CHERRY - favourite pair of fcs to put together?
FRUIT & VEGGIES
ORANGE - youngest muse?
Of all my muses: Simon Calag James, fc: Evan Mock, professional football. Of the ones I currently write: Caleb Donovan, fc: Cody Christian, former collegiate athlete turned gym teacher and all around himbo.
ONION - most emotional muse?
Emotionally expressive: toss up between Oliver Bentley and Meera Takhar. Emotional but not expressive: Salvador Gutierrez.
CHERRY - favourite pair of fcs to put together?
I usually say that I don’t faceship, but you know that I can be convinced otherwise. So, I’ll tell you two sets of fcs that I think would be/are glorious together Adria Arjona & Luke Pasqualino and Alexandra Park & Tom Austen. Also anyone with Lewis Tan, Ricky Whittle, or Andrew Koji. Put those three together in a ship and I may just wither away.
musical theatre asks: hamilton, miss saigon, phantom of the opera
musical theatre asks
hamilton: state an unpopular theatre opinion you have
I hate how inaccessible theatre is. I think back to how Shakespeare's plays were originally viewed by the rich and poor alike, but nowadays, you've got to essentially sell your soul to be able to see things on stage. As someone who's grown up in NYC, theatre (Broadway, specifically) is such a luxury, and I feel like that's an antithesis to what theatre was intended for.
miss saigon: list your top three favourite musicals.
Phantom of the Opera, Lion King, On Your Feet
phantom of the opera: name a book you’d love to see turned into a musical.
hmmm.... I suddenly can’t think of any books. i’ll edit this when i can think of something that would make a truly inspired musical.