#kelly lynn d'angelo

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Kahhori: Reshaper Of Worlds (one-shot) by Ryan Little, Kelly Lynne D'Angelo, Arihhonni David and more. Cover (1) by Afua Richardson. Marvel animation variant (2) does not credit an artist. Out in November.

"THE BREAKOUT CHARACTER FROM THE DISNEY+ WHAT IF…? SHOW MAKES HER COMICS DEBUT! The Mohawk warrior Kahhori fell into Sky World and into our hearts from her first appearance fighting invaders to her home. She's already helped save all of reality from a demented Doctor Strange and secured peace in her own world… so what NOW? Co-creator and award-winning storyteller Ryan Little launches Kahhori into the 616! Featuring exciting guest stars and the comics debuts of some extraordinary creators, Marvel's Voices brings you an extra-special anthology celebrating Indigenous heritage and one of the most exciting characters to emerge from the MCU!"

[fallinginaforrest]

I am under the wholehearted belief that this is one of the most beautiful musical theater songs ever written.

[twodoorsnotone]

'Lyric With A Delivery That Makes Me Insane' For The Day - The Yellow House from Starry the Musical concept album

"He's amusingly confusing me, the torment never ends (🙄)"

"He's a brilliant artist and an even greater friend (😀)"

[geekcavepodcast]

Kahhori Gets Marvel's Voices One-Shot

Kahhori, a breakout star from Marvel Animation and Disney+'s What If...? series, is getting a one-shot "Marvel's Voices" comic for Native America Heritage Month. Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds #1 hails from Ryan Little, Arihhonni "Honni" David, Kelly Lynne D'Angelo, David Cutler, Jim Terry, and more.

Kahhori's tale will take place in Marvel Universe 616. "Chasing a threat out of Sky World, she lands in the fiery streets of Hell’s Kitchen! But culture shock’s gonna be the least of her problems as her strange adversary tears through NYC."

Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds #1, sporting a cover by Afua Richardson, goes on sale on November 6, 2024.

(Image via Marvel Comics - Afue Richardson's Cover of Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds #1)

[twodoorsnotone]

haven't seen it but will go insane when I do 🙏

[why-i-love-comics]

Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds #1 - "Midnight Scenes" (2024)

by Kelly Lynne D'Angelo & Jim Terry

[starcanwrecked-confessions]

i need more starkid fans to listen to starry!!! our own hatchetfield high band leader matt dahan & kelly lynne d'angelo have made literally the most beautiful musical in the world. dylan, mariah, & jeff are at the absolute top of their game here. i remember when the album came out and i just started bawling at work listening to it because it was so stunning.

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[charasings]

I've been sitting on this cover forever and if I don't post it now, I probably never will. So here goes. Screw perfection.

Music by Matt Dahan, lyrics by Matt Dahan & Kelly Lynne D'Angelo Instrumental by MusicalBKGVocalParlor, pitched up to match my range a little better.

I sang a song that resonates deeply with me. Mixed in a hurry for a musical showcase. Check out Starry Musical if you can.

[tanoraqui]

1, 6, 40

"The Starry Night" by Matt Dahan, Kelly Lynne D'Angelo, from the musical Starry. Spotify informs me I listened to it most on 3/16/22, which IS in fact the day I a) first heard it while daydreaming about depressed elves, and b) immediately spent like 4 hours listening to it on loop while writing this fic

6. "Cast the Bronze" by Raynes, also a blorbo song (a lot of my most listened-to songs are blorbo songs...) Specifically for the "Celebrimbor and Annatar wreck Numenor as a couples activity" au, specifically for the "I'm going to burn your city down then let history remember me how it chooses" energy, which might not be quite what the song is going for but it's what I got from it

40. "Find A Way" by Working with Lemons. No blorbos, I just like this one.

[thespacesay]

ID: a tweet by Kelly Lynne D'Angelo @KellyLynneDang and following replies.

I can't say who, but I found out yesterday an Oscar-Nominated and Tony Award winning writer is homeless, with their life in shambles, selling off anything they can to survive.

They have been waiting for a paycheck from a studio for work they did in 2021.

Ryan Dickman @RyanDickman replied: Sounds like they should be better with their money/chose a more lucrative career

SailorStarStore @SailorStarStore: It's crazy how their employer never paid them from work done 2+ years ago yet you're making the writer the villain in this scenario... [boot emoji, tongue emoji]

End ID

[bboiseux]

LA by Night Season 1 Guest PCs Ranked

Obviously, spoilers for Season 1 of LA by Night

The guests in LA by Night have been fascinating because unlike Critical Role where the guests are playing independent characters that the main cast happens to run into, overwhelmingly the guests here are largely playing NPCs with major plot purposes.  I think I kind of like this way of doing it better.  But LA by Night and Critical Role have very different narrative styles and this makes sense.

So, let’s talk about the guest characters!  This gets long, so the whole thing below the cut.

In ascending order by love:

Diane (Kelly Lynne D’Angelo): Look, Diane is here for one purpose and one purpose only: for Chloe to have someone to talk to.  She serves this purpose beautifully, but that doesn’t mean she’s interesting (although Jasper’s reactions to her and Juan are gold).

Strikes a Chord (Jason Charles Miller): Of course, Jason Charles Miller was going to be a werewolf.  The man is probably an actual werewolf!  That said, he’s in one of the weakest episodes of the season (saved only by excellent openings and closings) and Strikes a Chord ... doesn’t do much.  This is the guest PC that feels the most like a random new player wandering in instead of having a solid story purpose.

Ramona (Bex Taylor-Klaus): I like Ramona, but, as a guest PC, she’s just there to provide a face for a quick interaction.  *shrug*

Ib (Noura Ibraham): I’ll admit to liking Ib more as a background NPC, but I was intrigued by the different side of things that we got to see.  We gained more insight into ghouls and Noura brought some (if not needed, then fascinating) emotion to the part.  (I’ll also say that Victor’s reactions to Ib’s emotions gave some interesting insight into his own discomforts).

Carver (Taliesin Jaffe): A very interesting character and one I have assume we’ll see more of.  We start out thinking he’s a bad guy because he turned Annabelle--and those scenes are really painted as Annabelle confronting trauma in an intense way--but that turns out to be wrong: he turned her, but only to save her after she was killed by another vampire.  Fun, but he seems more destined for future greatness.

Miranda (Satine Phoenix):  Look, Miranda is largely a plot device, but ... she’s getting extra points just for toying with Annabelle.

Victoria Ash (Jessica Chobot): Although I wasn’t thrilled by Jessica Chobot’s performance, Victoria Ash is something else.  She is a perfect counterpoint to the cast, showing us just how dismissive of humans a vampire can be.  The slaughter she orders is ... intense.

Gregory Demetrios (Vince Caso): Look, I just like this guy’s bluster in the face of the complete failure that constitutes his life.

Chloe (Becca Scott): I mean, it’s not necessary her appearance that’s so enticing, but the impact she has well out weighs the banality of her scene.  The moment when she gets the note is heartbreaking and there’s a real question left hanging in the air of whether things will just end with that note.

Ellenore (Marisha Ray): I knew Marisha showed up and, well, she’s my favorite from Critical Role, so ....  This was just so emotional and I loved the connection that was shown between El and Annabelle.  But I also like the way that she put pressure on Annabelle to make a choice about her life by making it clear that she was willing to be turned.

Chaz Prince (Mark Meers): Well, holy shit.  The second episode comes along and Mark Meers just slides in and starts chewing the scenery.  Fantastic!  Chaz is so wonderfully punchable, but also starts to throw some light on Nelli and introduces a nice thread that I hope they actually follow up on: namely, abusive relationships.

X (Xander Jeanneret): X is probably the funniest past of LA by Night.  He’s so perfectly played by Xander as a cracked mind, but he also feels comfortable and honest, which is probably why he’s one of the few vampires that Annabelle would ever listen to ... which makes his reality check to Annabelle in the epilogue all the more powerful.  X isn’t challenging Annabelle because he feels like he had a responsibility or because he feels like he’s delivery “a truth.”  No, he’s telling her that they are monsters and that they have to accept that because he likes her.

Fiona (Ash Minnick):  Look, X is the most entertaining, but Fiona?  Fiona is just a beast of a vampire and there is great joy in seeing her constantly poking and looking down on Victor.  She consistently out Ventrues Victor and it is delightful.  Also, she is absolutely immoral and she presents a fantastic contrast to the regular cast who, for all their flaws, have tried to find at least the semblance of peaceful coexistence.  For all her smarts, Fiona is a predator and she would end anyone who gets in her way and has.  It’s just a beautiful performance.

[musicalrecs]

Oh hey, some actual recommendations! :D

Bubble Boy I've heard of but not heard. It appears to involve the writers of Despicable Me?? "To get noticed, [Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio] used to sing story pitches to film producers." Well that's a different way to pitch. XD They're also working on Schmigadoon! (presumably when not striking, anyway).

Starry I confess I didn't recognize without its de facto subtitle, "the Vincent van Goh musical." I've been meaning to give that one a listen; I'll have to bump it up in the queue. Wikipedia calls it a "pop-rock musical," so I'll be expecting it to fizz in my mouth ears as I listen. And assuming the names belong to the same person, writer Kelly Lynne D'Angelo also did some My Little Pony scripts. :O I guess animation is the place to be while you're waiting for your big break on Broadway?

Some of the best shows that have only run off Broadway or regionally? I feel like I miss good things beyond Broadway too easily.

Oooh, good ask. Anyone got any recommendations?

[thirdchildart]

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS!?!?!? STARRY a New Musical, music by Matt Dahan and book by Kelly Lynne D'Angelo is running a workshop in London in anticipation of a 2023 WEST END PREMIERE!! Kelly and Matt have put so much time and love into this show, I can't wait to see what the London creative team creates, and I am so excited to attend the show and celebrate next year!!

I was very lucky to fly in Starry's orbit in 2018 when I drew costume concepts for the Rockwell Theater run of the show. (Performance photos taken by Joy Tenenberg-Cook )

[janes-a-charted-stan]

listening to starry is an Experience because something after all is a song about about baring your soul and desperately hoping that someone will accept you after that confession. the song doesn’t indicate whether the response is positive or negative, it olny conveys the desperation felt after being vulnerable and anxiously waiting for the reaction

the next song is about a passionate zest for life

[decadialapocalypse]

I'M SO HAPPY ABOUT STARRY OH MY GOSHHHH 😭😭🥺😍😭😍🥺😭

[fallingforboyswithmicrophones]

So who do I have to talk to to get Starry on a any theater or Broadway stage?