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New photos from the Ugandan production of The Phantom of the Opera! x and x

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GOD BLESS PATTI LUPONE BECAUSE SHE SAID THAT WITH HER ENTIRE CHEST 😭🫡

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MACBETH at The Donmar Warehouse (Act 1, scene 7) x

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hamlet x ophelia mixed messages amv

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losing my mind at this gem i found on reddit

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alan cumming, hamlet. 1993.

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Posters for National Theater of Korea's production of Macbeth, designed by Yuni Yoshida and photographed by Noh Juhan. [1][2]

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Ya… that

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This is what it is to love an artist: The moon is always rising above your house. The houses of your neighbors look dull and lacking in moonlight. But he is always going away from you. Inside his head there is always something more beautiful. Orpheus said the mind is a slide ruler. It can fit around anything. Words can mean anything. Show me your body, he said. It only means one thing.

Eurydice, by Sarah Ruhl. Scene 16.

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Not quite the guy I’d have chose to be, but when she’s standing so close to me, I think I like her plan.

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Diana Sands as "Joan" in George Bernard Shaw's SAINT JOAN (the first time a Black actress played the role in a major Broadway production) at the Lincoln Center Repertory Theater, here with Philip Bosco as Dunois, Bastard of Orleans, 1967 — 1968.

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Alan Rickman and Harriet Walter, The Lucky Chance (1984)

“Sometimes theater takes more than it gives,” sighs Rickman. “It’s great when the curtain comes down at the end … and it’s great when you’re doing it, too. It’s just that hanging on to that concentration for two solid hours is hard. At least in a film if you screw it up you can do it again.” (The Chronicle, 2003)

Edited: Thanks for pointing out my mistake.

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i just read an article and apparently jonathan kaplan (who played jason in the falsettos obc and was 11 at the time), watched his voice teacher who helped him through the show's auditions decline and eventually die from aids related illness during the show's previews.

in this same article michael rupert mentioned how there would be patients who came and saw the show and would go to the stage door just to be near the performers and tell them how much the story meant to them.

one day, heather macrae (charlotte) attended the funeral of her friend paul jabra and immediately after went straight to the theatre to perform in the evening show.

stephen bogardus recalls leaving the theatre and walking through the audience (about 15 minutes after the show had finished) and people would still be there holding each other.

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Lisa Dillon as Moll Cutpurse in The Roaring Girl

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cant talk rn obsessed over the design concept of this 2017 production of pinocchio as a stage play where pinocchio is the only character played by a human actor and the rest of the cast are portrayed as puppets ,,,

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REEVE CARNEY’S ORPHEUS TURNED AROUND FOR EVA NOBLEZADA’S EURYDICE ONE FINAL TIME AND THE LIGHT SHONE A SECOND LONGER SO EVA COULD LOOK TO THE AUDIENCE AND SMILE. WHAT LINGERS IN THE CYCLE IS SOMETHING SO SWEET. SOMETHING SO SWEET AND REAL WILL ALWAYS SHATTER THE TRAGEDY LOOP.