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something new

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"WHO?!"

Odysseus asked calmly.

#also like dude it’s YOU

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#me everytime a new saga comes out #like it doesn’t matter if I’ve been listening to all the clip compilations and stuff I will ALWAYS be hit #with emotions at full force when I listen to the full version

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"WHO?????"

buddy,

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I’ve listened to Anticlea’s part three times. I have cried… three times.

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bestie the man with a trail of bodies is YOU

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Mans said I'll kill a 2nd baby if I have to

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Jorge casting his own mother as Odysseus' mother

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The fact that Odysseus' mother was voiced by Jorge's mother haunts me.

The emotion in his voice. The "bye mom".

IT IS UNENDURABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#his actual mom omg 😭😭

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“Bye mom.” SIR????

“I took too long…”

Jay you will be sent my therapy bills I hope you know that

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“I took too long…”

Jay you will be sent my therapy bills I hope you know that

#I KNEW HIS MOTHER WOULD SHOW UP #I KNEW IT #epic the musical #the underworld saga #Odysseus #anticlea #epic #jay rivera herrans

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To know how it ends and still begin to singing it again as is if…

It might turn out this time

Reeve Carney’s Orpheus finally succeeded in walking Eva Noblezada’s Eurydice out of Hadestown.

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Production photos from West End Hadestown 🥰

Via WhatsOnStage in Facebook :)

“Come see how the world could be!

We've got your first look at Hadestown in the West End. Get more info as the show returns to London: bit.ly/42MY2YE

📸 Marc Brenner”

Happy Opening Night :)

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Hadestown UK Behind The Scenes

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GLORIA ONITIRI as Persephone ↳ Big Night of Musicals by The National Lottery (2024)

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You know what? It's probably controversial, but I'm fine with Anais Mitchell's next musical happening only decades from now. I'm even fine with Hadestown being her only musical. It's a masterpiece and I hope she and everyone involved in creating it are massively proud of it. It's as good as it is because they spent years and years perfecting it, even right up to the West End revival opening where they changed a few lines in Epic III. Sometimes letting things grow slowly overtime and caring for it with love is fine. I'll take one Hadestown over a slew of musicals that were made on a time crunch and that might end up being disappointments. And I think that goes for art in general - being productive really shouldn't matter. What matters is that you make something you're proud of and that brings joy to others.