#children's theatre

[fairytale-puppets-toronto]

Jack from The Making of Frosty-(hand puppet,papier mache,cloth body, hand made mittens,plastic teeth) We performed at this year's Snofest in Georgina,Ontario-it was a great audience!

[getoutofthisplace]

Dear Gus & Magnus,

Nene took us to the Children's Theatre today to see a production of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," which you both enjoyed. Afterward we walked over to the playground and ran around, then we went to Loblolly for ice cream. Today's preferred flavors:

Dad -- Double Vanilla, Strawberry Buttermilk in a Loblolly Waffle Cone

Mom -- Funfetti in a bowl

Gus -- Cotton Candy in a regular cone

Mags -- Vanilla Coconut in a bowl

Dad.

Little Rock, Arkansas. 5.27.2023 - 1.58pm.

SIDENOTE: I don't know how Gus scratched his cheek, but it was only around for a day or so.

SIDENOTE #2: Here's some pictures Gus took.

[metamorphic-stranger]

I feel like a grand total of 3 people who share this core memory will get this one but

(technically it's goose 9/11, but shhhhh)

[cry-ptidd]

” Am I not right to weep? O my children, cursed children of a hateful mother - ”

[thepiercedone20]

Wow - so much to work through with this show. Great production.

[dollarstoreartsupplies]

‘workin’ boys hidgens is so unhinged!! do u think it was pokey’s influence??? that was crazy he literally—’

have you ever stopped to consider that community theatre directors are just like that?

[corvidclub]

the parallel between Lestat marking all the tenor's flat notes and Armand writing all his aggressive director notes for Claudia on the 500th performance... the performing community of Paris better thank their lucky stars everyday that lesmand didn't become a real couple because there would be no survivors

[eliounora]

was supposed to only skim through a book I need to study for an exam but it actually ended up being interesting. I don't think I'll ever graduate

[manynarrators]

Thought of the day: Armand has spent more time in France than Lestat by several orders of magnitude. Lestat is born and raised there, but leaves when he’s around 20. While he does come back, as evidenced in moments like the trial, he spends a long time away. Meanwhile Armand was the leader of the Parisian coven for like… 250-300 years, and then the Theatre for another 150. Armand’s spent most of his life in Paris.

I just feel like the amount of time he’s spent there is something I never properly considered, especially when compared to the Frenchman.

How does he feel about watching the city itself changing around him? About the fact that Les Innocents no longer exists? French was fourth and poorest of his languages once, I’m sure it isn’t anymore (speaking of, French, Italian, anyone want to weigh in on what languages three and four are?)

When does the Theatre become an institution on the Boulevard du Temple? Does it as the neighbourhood changes in its entirety? Are there old bones of his former coven members preserved in the Louvre alongside the paintings with him in them?

Is there relief or grief when Les Innocents is destroyed? How about when the theatre goes up in flames? Does he read the news articles talking about its destruction?

Like we all know there’s Venice shaped traumas and rose tinted lenses some days, but tell me more about Armand in Paris. Can he really live somewhere for the 4/5th of his life give it take and then walk away with barely a backward glance.

If he ever returns, what is that like for him?

[la-di-doodles]

hey, hope you're doing well! since you have fandom requests open, can I request something with Marinette?

Yes here you go! Marinette doing some sewing :)

[cuntvonkrolock]

if you mock children's theatre i hate you 🫶

[forthepleasureofmylife]

Paris

Photo: Dieter Krehbiel

[leisplayhouse]

as an actor who got kind of forced into directing, i'm debating whether i should literally take directing as an act and give them the whole "we still don't have a show" speech, or should i be myself and be like "guys it's a week till opening but we can do this"

[h-h-h--and-someone]

I might not be a Broadway superfan but the way Jason tam says "let's save the pitiful children" hits so hard in the first two choruses. Like omg

[pasdetrois]

I still find it so touching that when pressed for their honest opinion, the Powers That Be reveal that Daniil is their favorite protagonist. Two young children attempting to distract themselves from grief and the frightening reality of death, and their favorite is the man whose life ambition is to defeat it. 🥲

[nightsandreala]

Btw did you guys ever see sega’s arcade rhythm game called Chunithm. Look At This Character 🤌

(Idk how this game’s characters work but he’s from this song specifically)