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Laura Osnes & Corey Cott in Bandstand on Broadway

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i have found her, she’s an angel, with the dust of the stars in her eyes.

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The harmonies in ‘Right This Way’ reblog if you agree

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From Laura’s Instagram Story (11/19/18)

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You: Ryan Gosling did his own piano-playing in La La Land

Me, an intellectual: Corey Cott did his own piano-playing in Bandstand

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you should love urself as much as laura osnes and corey cott love bandstand ok thanks and good night

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how musicals are sang along to:

does this go for other people too or just me ??

Bandstand: loudly and with pride, but you get suddenly quiet when a high note that you don’t want to ruin comes up

Come From Away: either mouthing the words or whispering them if you just simply can’t hold it in

Hamilton: no one sings Hamilton, they perform it

Bonnie & Clyde: through tears

Book of Mormon: too loudly and proudly

Mean Girls: with hand gestures and the appropriate crescendos/decrescendos

Newsies: as if you’ve been embodied by an angry teenage newsboy from 1899; includes a temporary hate towards the government and its organizations

Anastasia: is it just singing or is it performing ??

Waitress: with a sudden craving for pie

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YES. MUSICALS > CUFFING SEASON

Girls don’t want guys, Girls want full length Broadway musicals professionally recorded and put on Netflix

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PUT BANDSTAND ON NETFLIX YOU COWARDS

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Not to be dramatic but if Bandstand doesn’t get a digital release I will die

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LEXIE GREY MASTER OF QUOTES  8/∞

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newsies on a mission

kill the competition

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Broadway’s Bandstand Will Return to Movie Theatres

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I found out while I was in class and almost cried.

Broadway’s Bandstand Will Return to Movie Theatres

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five types of musical love duets

1. “hey, I just met you and I’m ready to die for you”

Examples: “A Heart Full of Love” (Les Misérables), “Helpless” (Hamilton), “Ten Minutes Ago” (Cinderella)

2. “…we’re not actually talking about (thing mentioned in title)”

Examples: “Baptize Me” (The Book of Mormon), “Light My Candle” (Rent), “Small Umbrella in the Rain” (Little Women)

3. “if we talk in hypotheticals, we don’t have to face the magnitude of our true feelings”

Examples: “If I Loved You” (Carousel), “This is Life” (Bandstand), “What Would I Do” (Falsettos)

4. “the world is so messed up, but we have each other”

Examples: “Hey #3/Perfect For You” (Next to Normal), “I Should Tell You” (Rent), “The Last Night of the World” (Miss Saigon), “Only Us” (Dear Evan Hansen),

overlaps significantly with:

5. “it’ll all be over tomorrow, but at least we have today”

Examples: “As Long as You’re Mine” (Wicked), “The Last Night of the World” (Miss Saigon), “Something to Believe in” (Newsies)

BONUS: “this song is totally coming back, but next time, only one person will be singing it” 

Examples: “If I Loved You” (Carousel), “I’ll Cover You” (Rent)

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that feeling

when you’re sitting in a theatre waiting for a show to start and then you hear the overture begin and the lights start to slowly come up and you get goosebumps and you know that you’re about to witness the beauty that is live theatre for the next two hours and you get excited and emotional and it just reminds you even more of why you love theatre

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Girls don’t want guys, Girls want full length Broadway musicals professionally recorded and put on Netflix