Sunlight is like Gold

_{Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan on the set of The Last Five Years, June 17, 2013.}

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peoniespearlspromises:

{Tuscany Land | Copyright © 2010 GiacomoPulcinelli}

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5pock:

elton john suffocating a small child to steal its life force so that he may become young again

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oh my god

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marenkae asked: 1, 5, 10, 16

1. If you were the opposite gender, what would your dream role be?

Bobby in Company (mostly for Being Alive), Dan in Next to Normal, and Guy in Once.

5. The most lines you’ve ever had in a show?

I haven’t done theater since middle school, and unfortunately by the time I was in 7th and 8th grade our amazing and kick ass director who had us do Molière and Woody Allen plays had been replaced by a horrible woman who made us do fractured fairy tales that she had written. So basically by the time I had big parts we were only doing shit nobody had ever heard of.

10. The most you’ve ever cried watching a performance?

Tie between the first time I saw Next to Normal and The People in the Picture. The latter wasn’t actually very good upon further reflection, but there was one element of the story that was completely heartbreaking.

16. If someone told you they hated musicals and would never like them, which one would you take them to see?

Hmm…maybe South Pacific, because they would probably be somewhat familiar with the songs but not with the darker parts of the plot. The score is fantastic and the story is a lot more involved and interesting than people realize. Or I might take them to A Little Night Music. How could anyone hate that show?

3 days ago

misterthenardier:

misterthenardier:

Bernadette Peters and Stephen R. Buntrock perform “You Must Meet My Wife” in the final performance of A Little Night Music

I miss this show.

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I present for you 20 bizarre theatre questions to drop in my ask box.

singformedarling:

1. If you were the opposite gender, what would your dream role be?
2. Where do you keep your playbill stash?
3. Your least favorite portrayal of your dream role by an actor/actress?
4. Your favorite portrayal of your dream role?
5. The most lines you’ve ever had in a show?
6. Do you enjoy having more lines or more solos in a show?
7. If you could take a show off Broadway/West End and replace it with another, what would you take off and put on?
8. If you could only work in one city for the rest of your life, which one would it be?
9. Have you memorized most of or all of your dream role’s lines because you’re obsessed with listening or watching a performance over and over again?
10. The most you’ve ever cried watching a performance?
11. If you could marry one character, which one would it be?
12. If you could be friends with one character, which one would it be?
13. Line from a show that makes you cringe?
14. If you had to watch one musical for the rest if your life, which one would it be?
15. Are your friends theatre people, or are you the black sheep?
16. If someone told you they hated musicals and would never like them, which one would you take them to see?
17. Character that pisses you off (excuse me).
18. If you could spend a day with and actor/actress, which one would it be and why?
19. When you go to the theatre, do you just sit back and enjoy the show or do you compare, take notes in your head, and criticize in your head?
20. What role have you played that you would love to play again one day in a professional venue?

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scarymerry:

thegrlnxtdoorandhergingerfriend:

My AP euro teacher wouldn’t let our class watch Les Mis so we barricaded the door and screamed “VIVE LA REVOLUCIÓN” when he tried to get in.

that is the face of a man who is 24601% done

did you just

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