Translation: T - "you are stink."
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i was gonna do this with laurens but i couldn’t find a good pic of him 💔
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feeling shit again, you there, random favourite fictional character, cmere babe! *pours self projection on them* sorry! really sorry babe,
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I will never forgive how under-hyped the line “history obliterates in every picture it paints / it paints me in all my mistakes” is. That is a brilliant, beautiful line and I have yet to see anyone appreciate it properly
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les mis: takes place over 15+ years
phantom of the opera: at least 3 months
hamilton: 28-ish years
wicked: between 2 and 5 years
west side story: just a really stressful 48 hours for everyone involved
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I am of the firm opinion that we as a country should replace Alexander Hamilton from the $10 and put up Lewis Hamilton instead.
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i just spoke with thomas jefferson and he says he wears an among us binder now
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I think that the Hamilton musical is objectively the funniest thing that could happen to that man's memory. Imagine dying of a gunshot wound infection in 1804 and learning from the afterlife that tweenage girls in 2017 are drawing thousands upon thousands of images of you making out with your fellow congressmen because someone wrote a 2-hour rap opera about you. I like to imagine that Hamilton found a monkey's paw and wished to leave a legacy, and this is what it did to him.
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what a lovely friendship 🥰🥰
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ok this is the stupidest thing but i want a muppets version of hamilton JUST so when the schuyler sisters have their song and they go angelicaaa eLIZa i can watch miss piggy dramatically steal the stage and chime in AND PIGGY
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Theater kid (which is official)
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I think we all at this point know Mariano’s walk in Encanto:
All this time it reminded me of something…
And now I remembered!
King George’s walk in Hamilton!
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Musicals and the Artistic Depiction of Revolution: an expansion on the Revolutionaries in Musicals Post by @paperandsong
Feel free to ignore my thoughts under the cut, lol.
I’ve always been drawn to musicals with a bit of fire and politics (see here for my top 10, of which at least half have this element), but off the bat I’m putting a disclaimer: I am by no means an expert on all of these. The only one I can claim to grasp more than the regular theatre fan on Tumblr is Here Lies Love, which I find problematic in more ways than one. My opinion below is from someone with limited experience. Moving on.
The musical medium paints the abstract concept of passion so excellently. There’s something so strong with the way people on stage express their desire for change through song and dance, and really, there’s not much that can compare. The ones I included here illustrate historical events, and to me, it didn’t really matter whether the revolutionaries were heroes or villains. I looked up to Enjolras as a revolutionary leader much in the same way I respected Gleb Vaganov’s character development and in the same way I admired Kei Kimura for standing up for her beliefs. I just love how much passion shines through each one of them - and though I myself rarely get into a passionate state, I feel as though they rub off on me. I could go on and on forever about how these shows showed me that I should care about more than myself - that everyone’s important, that we all matter, and that we can do something to bring about change. And this sentiment, more than anything, is probably why I hold revolutions in musicals so dear to my heart.
I could probably ramble on but I’ll stop here. To anyone who’s reach here, thank you for reading my rambles, ily /p
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