If you’ve ever looked at me and thought, “I wonder what on earth is going on inside her head?” I can tell you that approximately 18 hours a day, it’s just a constant loop of Amber Gray in Hadestown growling, “I don’t know about you, BOOOOOOOYYYYYS.”
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[ID: Anonymous ask that reads: “Hi, do you know of any IFs with a MC that has an artistic talent or options for one? Could be anything really, drawing, singing, playing an instrument, something like that. Thanks!” /end ID]
Hi Anon,
Sorry, we deleted your ask by mistake, here is a list of IFs fitting your request! If anyone else has further suggestions, feel free to reply below where we will add those that fit in the list.
Completed:
Exquisite Cadaver by @manonamora-if (Writer)
Demos:
Attollo by @attollogame (Option to be an artist)
Body Count by @bodycountgame (Option to be an artist)
Dear Diary, We Created a Plot Hole! by @ddwcaph-game (Writer and can be an aspiring artist/singer/musician)
Golden by @milaswriting (If music/photography has been chosen as a hobby)
Invite Only/The Gray Painter by William Loman (18+)
Our Life (VN) by @gbpatchupdates
The Eight Years Revolution by @eight-years-revolution
The Northern Passage by @northern-passage
No Demos:
Ear Candy by @earcandy-if (In a band)
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I’ve been watching a lot of musicals lately so what do you think the Star Trek characters’ favorite broadway musicals would be?
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Me, about to watch Aaron Tveit's 2022 miscast: Okay, I can handle this!
Narrator: She could not, in fact, handle this
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It boggles my mind how Sondheim's musicals are always relevant. He truly understood how people work on a fundamental level.
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If this production doesn’t get a pro-shot I’m going to sue
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alternative names for my favorite musicals
- Gays on Drugs
- Murder ft Teenage Insecurities
- Mental Health with a side of trees
- My Sacrilegious Musical
- Beloved Singing Dancing Newsboys
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Please tell me what the fuck is going on here
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Oh my God. The Cats movie was so bad it turned Andrew Lloyd Weber into a dog person.
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Andrew Garfield wins Best Actor in a Musical/Comedy at the 2022 Golden Globes for tick, tick… BOOM!*
*it is his third nomination and first Golden Globe win
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Julie Andrews burns the President of Warner Brothers during her Best Actress acceptance speech for Mary Poppins at the 1965 Golden Globes
Perhaps one of the biggest scandals of Golden Age Hollywood was the decision by Jack Warner, president of Warner Brothers, to cast Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle in the movie adaptation of My Fair Lady instead of Julie Andrews. Julie originated the role of Eliza on Broadway and in London - which has been heralded as one of the most difficult Broadway characters of all time - for three straight years, stunning audiences around the world. To provide some modern perspective, My Fair Lady was the Hamilton of its time, selling millions of copies of the Broadway recording in a matter of months, every single Broadway and London show sold-out for its entire record-breaking run. To everyone at the time, Julie was Eliza Doolittle, so to see her passed up for the movie adaptaion sent shockwaves through Hollywood. However, because Jack passed on Julie for the role, Walt Disney was able to cast her in Mary Poppins, for which she won both a Golden Globe and an Oscar. Julie stated of the Golden Globes night: "I suddenly realized that if Jack Warner had asked me to do My Fair Lady, which I missed out on, I would never have been able to do Mary Poppins." Her dig - deft, quick, and spoken in her classically sweet nature - took enormous courage, delivering it to the most powerful man in Hollywood in front of all his peers. A member of the audience stated: "Everybody screamed. It was like a thunderous scream, everyone was laughing [including Jack Warner, pictured above]. That was her little sweet revenge."
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👻 Horror Musicals 2: Electric BOOgaloo 👻
Happy Halloween~! The spooky season has arrived once more, and for this week’s video I once again celebrated by illustrating another selection of my favourite festive musicals! 👻🎶
If you wanna see the process that went into these artworks -- (and see my inky little Halloween avatar’s new look! 👀) -- check out the full speedpaint over on YouTube!
▶ 🎃 PRINTS 🎃
(DO NOT EDIT OR REPOST TO OTHER SITES / ACCOUNTS!)
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I’ve been trying to put my finger on why Hades being depicted as a villain is so annoying in other media but works so well in Hadestown, and I think I’ve figured out why: Hadestown Hades isn’t the bad guy because he’s the god of the DEAD; instead, he’s the bad guy because he’s the god of WEALTH. Usually, whenever Hades appears in a movie or video game, he has some stupid motivation like “ughh I’m tired of being lord of the underworld I wanna be lord of everything” or “I’m the Greek mythology version of the western concept of Satan, fear me!!” but Hadestown really said screw that and made his motivation “I love my wife so much but we have a shitty marriage arrangement and her long absence combined with my severe self-doubt has lead me down the hellish road to corruption by all the riches under the ground.”
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I’ve seen a lot of thinkpieces claiming that Cats could never have worked as a live-action film because the show critically depends on the unique energy of a bunch of chronically sleep-deprived weirdos running around wearing costumes made out of carpets.
While that’s true as far as it goes, it’s not true that a live-action film cannot capture the energy of a bunch of chronically sleep-deprived weirdos running around wearing costumes made out of carpets.
You just need to Dark Crystal that bastard.
100% muppet cast.
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Finding out that Jim Henson approached Stephen Sondheim to make a partially-puppet movie of Into the Woods and that a table read included Cher as the witch, Robin Williams and Goldie Hawn as the Baker and his Wife, Kyle MacLachlan as Cinderella’s Prince and Steve Martin as the Wolf has sent me into mourning for this timeline.
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