Hiroshi Sugimoto, “The Shining”, 2017





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Hiroshi Sugimoto, “The Shining”, 2017
la vita è bella - s.r
in which; sunshine!bau!reader and season2!spencer see a foreign film together after work.
content: fem!reader and season2!spencer, they’re so in loveee, fluffy fluff, mentions of drinking but no one actually does it, brief mention of spencer’s germaphobia, mention of the holocaust and ww2.
a/n: i wrote this all in one go bc my draft that i’m working on is so not ready, so i apologise if it’s bad. also, la vita é bella means life is beautiful, the Italian name of the film, which is why i called the fic that. WAIT I JUST READ IT AND I NEED TO SAY I DON’T THINK ELLE IS MEAN I LOVE ELLE! anyway, kisses!!
Have you seen tadc episode nine in theatres?
yes I saw it in theatres :3
no I didn’t I saw the leak/ haven’t seen it yet
Mail Drop, Wiltern Theater, Los Angeles, August 2022
as a fellow Nepali phan, what do you think are the chances dnp will actually tour here ever?
(lol this is a non ask, because the answer would unfortunately be 0, and i just wanted to reach out to say hi!!! i hope you're having a great day)
Firstly, hi!!!!!! Thank you sm for reaching out, and I'm having a decent day, how was yours?
Please be prepared for yap, I really really wanted to talk about this and your ask came at such a perfect time <3
It's so incredibly rare to see Nepali phans, and to be honest, I think that's probably one of the reasons why I think the chances of them touring here are closer to zero than they'll ever be to even 50% </3
However, since Nepal is the safest country in all of south asia for queer people, plus the fact that our queer community is really active and supportive PLUS the fact that it's relatively close to India where there are a lot of long-term phans, maybe the chances are a bit higher? It would be a lot safer for them to tour here, and I think they would really enjoy being here, too.
Now, I'm stupid for even considering them coming here, but if they do come to this teensy little amazing country, I like to hope they would absolutely love it.
But then again, hypothetically if they were to come to Nepal, where would they even perform? There are fourteen theatres in the country, thirteen of which are in KTM and one in PKR, and I've been to about 10 of them (theatre kid things. kill me now), I wouldn't say most of them are quite like any place Dan and Phil have performed in before, but some of them might just be large enough.
That being said, I think Rashtriya Nachghar would be an awesome place for them to perform? They have had international artists perform there so it's possible to do that, and they've got enough space backstage for the sets and for mid-show changes and all. Pretty good place as far as I remember, but my memory is a bit rusty since I haven't been there in a few years. Definitely can see them performing there if we're ever lucky enough to have them.
Lots of places close by if they want to be a bit touristy (can definitely see them in Thamel or visiting the Garden of Dreams, and the nightlife in that general area is pretty cool too)
Oh, dude, I'm not even sure why I'm rambling about this. It's just that I had a dream about them performing in Nepal literally last week so it's a very clear picture in my mind, haha.
I really hope that if they come to Nepal, they'll be here around late Dec/early Jan, Tihar season, or May-August because that would be the mildest weather for brits and the most festive times for them to really enjoy being here, haha :D
tl;dr: I'm a hopeful person and had a dream about them coming to Nepal, so I talk about where and when would be probably more practical for them but I really can't pin my hopes on this :(
View of the Orpheum Theatre. Marquee reads: "Thu, Thunder the dog in 'His masters voice'; Now, Colleen Moore in 'Irene.'" Automobiles parked in street. Printed on front: "Photography by Davis B. Hillmer." Stamped on back: "Davis B. Hillmer, commercial photography, 8825 Second Ave., Detroit 2, Michigan. TR 5-7620, TR 2-8000." Handwritten on back: "1925-1926."
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
Hiroshi Sugimoto, Paramount Theatre, Newark, 2015, 1963