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My top 5 favorite musicals are Anastasia, Waitress, Legally Blonde, In the Heights, and Newsies! Some lesser-known ones I like are Tuck Everlasting, Little Women, and Daddy Long Legs. If you haven't listened to one of these, you definitely should! ^^
i loooove all of your top fives, and i’ve definitely been meaning to get to Little Women and Tuck Everlasting. thanks ^-^
Anonymous said:You should listen to Everybody’s Talking About Jamie! The opening number is a Certified Bop™️ and the rest of the soundtrack is too!
tea-cryptid said:you should listen to everybody’s talking about jaime, it’s on spotify and it’s about a young drag queen. the opening number is an absolute banger, the company performed it at the oliviers this year
currently getting into Jamie and i looooooooooove it. hope it comes to the US soon
[many more recs under the cut] [sorry for taking forever to answer them]
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daphneblakess said: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder is one of my all-time favorites! It’s really operatic in style, and eight characters are played by one actor doing a fuckton of quick changes.
yet two more i’ve been meaning to listen to
nazyalenskey said: The Drowsy Chaperone sounds like it was written by someone on crack cocaine, but still worth a listen or two! My school is doing a production and it’s really good!!!
my high school did that awhile ago. thanks for the rec!
Anonymous said: If you like Kimiko Glenn and Patti Murin Love’s Labour’s Lost is def worth at least one listen
i dooo like them, thanks for the rec
wlwtunny said: its not on spotify, but id reccomend lizzie. its an all-female, lesbian rock-opera retelling of the borden murders and the trial of lizzie borden. hmu for liinks 2 stuff if u want
i’ve gotten more into crime podcasts lately so this is probably something i should check out. thanks!
Anonymous said: Idk if u have already listed to it but Dr horribles sing along blog is great. While not technically a musical it’s Got great songs, the main cast is Neil Patrick Harris (actually my god), felishia day and Nathan fillion. All have wonderful voices and all the songs are in Spotify
i watched this once in 2012 and i haven’t since. thanks for the rec!
campgender said: you should listen to Venice if you haven’t already!! it’s confusing af because there’s practically no info about what goes on in between songs but the music is super good. it’s a rap musical futuristic dystopian retelling of Othello and Leslie Odom Jr is the Iago equivalent. it’s on spotify!
will definitely listen to this one, i already like what i’ve heard of it. thanks!
mydearldydisdain said: For musical requests, I would recommend allegiance, anything goes, meet john doe, little women, or she loves me
Allegiance has been on my list for awhile so it’s good to know that it’s recommended. thanks for the others too!
onestepatatime32 said: I’ve had the entirety of Grand Hotel stuck in my head for over 24 hours in 2 languages so I just thought I’d say that it’s a lovely show that I’d totally recommend!
cool, thanks for letting me know!
Anonymous said: Heyo so if youre looking for musicals to work out to may i suggest Evita?? Its got some powerful songs that help me
awesome, thank you ^-^
theatredragon said: I don’t know what musicals you already know but I'ma drop some suggestions
theatredragon said: Evita, Ragtime, Company, Fun Home, Sweeney Todd, Jesus Christ Superstar, Bare: a pop opera, A New Brain, West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, Gypsy, Sunday in the Park with George, Anyone Can Whistle, Literally anything by Sondheim
this is very thorough, thank you verrrry much
(and yes i did add (almost) all of these to my to-listen-to playlist)
72. “I will knock you on your ass if you even think about it.”
Marvin stood outside the hospital. It was always rough seeing Whizzer, especially since he was getting worse with every passing day.
After taking another deep breath, Marvin headed inside. He cheerfully greeted the receptionist, then went to Whizzer’s room with a huge fake smile plastered on his face.
“Hey, kid,” he said after opening the door.
Whizzer had been dozing off with a magazine in his hands. His eyes shot open when he heard Marvin’s voice, and his lips turned up in a smile.
“Marv,” he said. “Hi.”
Marvin came in and closed the door behind him, then sat at the hard plastic chair next to Whizzer’s bed.
“You look good today,” Marvin said.
Whizzer just shrugged. He set the magazine down on the bedside table. “Yeah, I guess.”
“You really do,” Marvin said. It wasn’t a complete lie; Whizzer’s cheeks had some color in them for the first time in a while, and he had combed his hair as well. If it wasn’t for the IV needles and the heart monitor, he would look like he just had a really bad case of the flu.
If only it was just the flu.
“Marvin... I’ve been thinking,” Whizzer said.
“About what?” Marvin asked.
“I want to...” Whizzer took a shaky breath. “I wanna... Stop taking my pills. So you guys don’t have to deal with... This anymore.”
Marvin was quiet for a minute. “Whizzer...”
“It’s just something I’ve been thinking about,” Whizzer said quietly.
“Well, I will knock you on your ass if you even think about it again.” The words were teasing, even though Marvin was fighting back tears as he said them. Once upon a time, he may have said them in a much more serious matter. But he didn’t want to loose Whizzer. Not yet.
