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musical theatre challenge → 2/2 sets  | mimi lien (natasha, pierre & the great comet of 1812) 

“ the people who populate tolstoy’s books are from all parts of society and so, basically we wanted to create a room where the people are the focus. so there’s not a backdrop, or something that tells you what location we’re in but it’s really about putting all these people in a room together. “

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DO 👏 NOT 👏 SIT 👏 THE 👏 2020 👏 ELECTION 👏 OUT 👏 JUST 👏 CAUSE 👏 YOU 👏 DON’T 👏 LIKE 👏 BIDEN 👏

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get to know me meme ★ [2/10] romantic relationships ↳ It’s you. It’s me. Orpheus… Eurydice.

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gay rights mistoffelees

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make me choose: anonymous asked orpheus and eurydice or hades and persephone

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If I had the opportunity to get my wife that I love out of Hades I would simply not turn around to check if she's there

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good great comet thing: during Balaga when he sings “wild cossack fight”, Anatole and Dolokhov do a really dumb lil cossack dance

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IN THE HEIGHTS (2020) dir. Jon M. Chu

Yo, Vanessa show up yet? Shut up! Hey little homie, don’t get so upset. Man… Tell Vanessa how you feel. Buy the girl a meal, on the real, or you ain’t got no skills.

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Hgtfhhrhh

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Once, not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important

Happy Trails to the cast of the Band’s Visit // 2017 Nov 9 - 2019 Apr 7

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theatresourced’s festive celebration (1/12): MOULIN ROUGE! —— “stormclouds may gather and stars may collide” 

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So what do I say to these faces that I used to know? “Hey, I’m home?”

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well this is fucking ridiculous

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you say it’s a pity cause quoting leviticus means i’ll end up kiddyless all my life

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person: hey-

me: The song “Pierre” (one of the first songs in the musical Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812) changes back and forth from a major and minor key, to represent Pierre’s conflicting mental state. During the lines “I used to be better, I used to be better, I used to be better”, the chords under it move down by half steps, to represent his downward spiral into depression. The song ultimately ends in minor. “The Great Comet of 1812”, the very last song in the musical, utilizes the same chords as “Pierre”, but in major, signifying the end of Pierre’s long-lasting depression, and the start of his new life. In this essay I wi