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String #1 (Mad Cave Studios, November 2024) preview pages by writer Paul Tobin and artist Carlos Javier Olivares, with colors by Sara Colella and letters by Taylor Esposito

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All Night & Every Day is interesting but feels like it holds back the horror a bit

All Night & Every Day is interesting but feels like it holds back the horror a bit #comics #comicbooks #horror

It’s time to party! While celebrating is the last thing grief-stricken introvert Michaela wants to do, her friends drag her out for the night and end up trapping her in a hellish curse: a party that never ends, with no way to escape…not even by dying! Now she must navigate the labyrinth of the legendary Banquet Hideous all on her own and learn its terrible secrets before she is consumed…

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New post: Broadway Barks! 🐕🐶

Over 30 Celebrity Presenters Will Join Bernadette Peters and Sutton Foster for Broadway Barks

The annual pet adoption event will be held later this summer in Shubert Alley.

Celebrity participants have been announced for the annual pet adoption event in Shubert Alley, Broadway Barks, which will once again be hosted by Tony winners Bernadette Peters and Sutton Foster.

As previously reported, the 26th annual dog and cat adoption celebration—founded by Peters and the late Mary Tyler Moore—will be held August 3. The day kicks off at 3 PM, and celebrity presentations of the adoptable pets from 25 participating rescue groups and shelters will begin at 5 PM and continue to 6:30 PM.

Newly announced for the event are celebrity presenters Eric Anderson (The Great Gatsby), Philippe Arroyo (& Juliet), Jeannette Bayardelle (& Juliet), Shoshana Bean (Hell’s Kitchen), Dan Berry (The Outsiders), Maya Boyd (& Juliet), Stan Brown (Water for Elephants), Andréa Burns (The Notebook The Musical), Andrew R. Butler (Stereophonic), John Cardoza (The Notebook The Musical), Gabriela Carrillo (Six), Victoria Clark (Kimberly Akimbo), Jenn Colella (Suffs), Joe De Paul (Water for Elephants), Olivia Donalson (Six), Gregg Edelman (Water for Elephants), Jordan Fisher  (Hadestown),  Jasmine Forsberg (Six), Sara Gettelfinger  (Water for Elephants), Dorian Harewood (The Notebook The Musical), Nikki M. James (Suffs), Jeremy Jordan (The Great Gatsby), Sky Lakota-Lynch (The Outsiders), Storm Lever (Six), Isabelle McCalla (Water for Elephants), Wade McCollum (Water for Elephants), Paul Alexander Nolan (Water for Elephants), Brad Oscar (Wicked), Emma Pittman (The Outsiders), Maryann Plunkett (The Notebook The Musical), Eddie Redmayne (Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club), Jelani Remy (Back to the Future), Didi Romero (Six), Adi Roy (Aladdin), Austin Scott (& Juliet), Christopher Sieber (Death Becomes Her), Jennifer Simard (Death Becomes Her), Emily Skinner (Suffs), Steven Skybell (Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club), Alexandra Socha (Wicked), Dennis Stowe (Aladdin), Justin David Sullivan (& Juliet), Paulo Szot (& Juliet), Jordan Tyson (The Notebook The Musical), Michael Urie (Once Upon a Mattress), Ben Jackson Walker (& Juliet), Khaila Wilcoxon (Six), Betsy Wolfe (& Juliet), and Joy Woods (The Notebook The Musical).

Proceeds from the event benefit the participating shelters and rescue groups: 1 Love 4 Animals, Abandoned Angels Cocker Spaniels Rescue, Adopt A Boxer Rescue, Animal Care Centers of NYC, Anjellicle Cats Rescue, Best Friends Animal Society, Bideawee, Bobbi and the Strays, City Critters, Francis’s Friends, Hearts & Bones Rescue, Husky House, Linda’s Cat Assistance, Little Shelter, Long Island Bulldog Rescue, Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League, Muddy Paws Rescue, North Shore Animal League, Pet ResQ Inc., Save Kitty Foundation, Second Chance Rescue, SPCA of Westchester, Urban Cat League, and Yankee Golden Retriever Rescue.

Foster first co-hosted with Peters in 2022. Both are returning to Broadway later this season: Foster in the revival of Once Upon a Mattress and Peters in Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends.

Since its inception in 1998, approximately 85% of the more than 2,000 cats and dogs showcased in Broadway Barks have found forever homes. Visit BroadwayBarks.org.

Broadway Cares is one of the nation’s leading industry-based, nonprofit AIDS fundraising and grant-making organizations. By drawing upon the talents, resources, and generosity of the American theatre community, since 1988 Broadway Cares has raised more than $300 million for essential services for people affected by HIV/AIDS, COVID-19 and other critical illnesses across the United States. Visit BroadwayCares.org.

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Mantova, in programma il carnevale per le famiglie

Mantova, in programma il carnevale per le famiglie Segni d’infanzia ha scelto sabato 10 febbraio per celebrare il suo “ideale” Capodanno, inteso come l’inizio di un nuovo anno di attività sul territorio (e non solo). L’anno 2024 vedrà, infatti, nel calendario di Segni d’infanzia una serie di iniziative ed eventi diversi dal solito, realizzati sul territorio insieme al suo pubblico di giovani, famiglie e scuole: un pubblico in costante evoluzione, crescita e nascita poiché è il pubblico delle nuove generazioni. Ne hanno parlato l’assessora alle Politiche e Servizi per la Famiglia e Genitorialità del Comune di Mantova Chiara Sortino, l’assessora alla Pubblica Istruzione Serena Pedrazzoli, il direttore della Fondazione Palazzo Te Stefano Baia Curioni, l’attrice e operatrice teatrale per il progetto “Generare il Futuro: dalla scuola alla città” Sara Zoia, la direttrice artistica di Segni d’infanzia Cristina Cazzola e la responsabile organizzativa di Segni d’infanzia Monica Colella. L'associazione mantovana con sede in Valletta Valsecchi organizza e cura - in collaborazione con il Comune di Mantova e la Fondazione Palazzo Te - da oltre un quarto di secolo il Carnevale di Mantova a Palazzo Te, un'occasione dedicata in particolare alle nuove generazioni. Nel 2024 la 26ª edizione di questo festoso evento è in programma proprio sabato 10 febbraio, animando la suggestiva villa giuliesca a partire dalle 15. Ciò che rende il 10 febbraio ancor più speciale come celebrazione per l'inizio del nuovo anno per la community e il pubblico Segni è l'annuncio, durante il Carnevale di Mantova a Palazzo Te, del nuovo animale simbolo di Segni 2024: una figura totemica che accompagnerà con un sottile fil rouge tutti gli eventi dell'anno e il tanto atteso concorso “Colora e (racconta) l’Animale Simbolo” con le scuole, culminante in Segni New Generations Festival (in programma il prossimo autunno). Oltre alla magia del Carnevale, Segni d’infanzia propone alla cittadinanza un secondo evento nella stessa giornata - realizzato insieme al Comune di Mantova - che mette al centro l’obiettivo principale dell’associazione: rendere le nuove generazioni protagoniste. L’appuntamento è sabato 10 febbraio alle 18.30 con “Generare il Futuro al Bibiena”, che vedrà sul palcoscenico gli studenti della scuola secondaria di I grado Bertazzolo che in queste settimane hanno seguito i laboratori di teatro a cura di Segni d’infanzia insieme a degli artisti-danzatori di fama internazionale. Nabuzardan a Palazzo Te. Il programma Il tradizionale Carnevale dal suggestivo nome Nabuzardan, vedrà il pubblico come protagonista di divertenti ed affascinanti attività, che si svolgeranno simultaneamente in diverse sale della splendida villa di Palazzo Te, dalle 15 alle 18 di sabato 10 febbraio. Lo staff di Segni d’infanzia, composto anche dai fantastici volontari e volontarie, accoglierà il pubblico già dalle 14.45 all’ingresso principale del museo per poi dare inizio all’evento alle 15 nel Cortile D’Onore con il grande annuncio che svelerà l’identità del nuovo animale simbolo dalla direttrice artistica Cristina Cazzola. A seguito dell’annuncio dell’animale simbolo, circondati dalla meravigliosa cornice del Cortile d’Onore, il pubblico potrà scegliere a quale attività partecipare, nell’ordine preferito, distribuendosi tra i vari spazi di Palazzo Te a disposizione: sarà necessario seguire le indicazioni di orario d’inizio attività che verranno poste su dei totem di legno contenenti gli orari delle diverse repliche di spettacolo. L’animale totem appena scoperto, sarà protagonista di letture animate tutte da scoprire all’interno dell'affascinante Grotta dell’appartamento del Giardino Segreto, a cura di Daniele Tessaro. Mentre, sotto il Loggiato di Davide, sarà presente un'attività laboratoriale con alcune postazioni in cui i più piccoli potranno cimentarsi nell'elaborare la propria versione dell'animale simbolo appena svelato in anteprima. Gli elaborati di questo laboratorio verranno pubblicati in una 'gallery' a disposizione per gli adolescenti e giovani adulti che parteciperanno al concorso per realizzare l'animale che diverrà il visual di Festival Segni 2024 (Open Call Artisti 2024 che sarà pubblicata la sera del 10 febbraio). In Cortile d’Onore, il giovane collettivo Lan De-Sì, porterà in scena l’elegante Martha Landi e la sconclusionata raccontastorie Boudu, per una performance artistica che ripercorrerà la storia degli animali simbolo più antichi, rievocando attraverso il suo calderone le forme ed i colori degli animali delle scorse edizioni del Festival, accompagnando gli spettatori a conoscere l’Icona del 2024 di Segni. La Via Invisibile - questo il nome - sarà ricca di scoperte ed insegnamenti utili per gli spettatori grandi e piccini. Nella Sala dei Cavalli ci aspettano acrobazie sensazionali tra gli affreschi gonzagheschi con Milo Scotton, l’artista fondatore della compagnia ArteMakìa con esperienza trentennale nel campo dell’arte circense, che incanterà il pubblico grazie alla maestria nell’uso degli strumenti del Circo Teatro, ma non solo: corpo e movimento si uniscono alla musica, aprendosi in una dimensione narrativa inconsueta nella pratica circense tradizionale. A fare da cornice alle attività proposte è il sempre amato truccabimbi che presenzierà per tutta la durata dell’evento, pronto a soddisfare le richieste dei più piccoli ed aggiungere un tocco di magia a colori a rendere travestimenti e maschere ancora più unici. Come partecipare A partire da giovedì 1° febbraio sarà possibile acquistare il biglietto d’ingresso, in biglietteria, presso la sede di Segni d’infanzia di via Volta 9/B, a Valletta Valsecchi. Per maggiori informazioni il numero di biglietteria è 0376 752882. Si consiglia di acquistare il prima possibile il proprio biglietto (5 euro a persona, a partire dai 18 mesi) in quanto i posti sono a capienza limitata per permettere una migliore fruizione dei diversi contenuti proposti. La biglietteria sarà aperta fino a venerdì 9 febbraio - escluso sabato e domenica - dalle 11 alle 13 e martedì 6 febbraio anche nel pomeriggio, dalle 16 alle 18. Generare il Futuro al Bibiena, il programma Le opportunità di spettacolo per la giornata del Carnevale 2024 a Mantova si moltiplicano, includendo non solo l'evento a Palazzo Te ma anche una rappresentazione teatrale nell’ambito del progetto "Generare il Futuro: dalla scuola alla città", in collaborazione con l’Assessorato alla Pubblica Istruzione del Comune di Mantova. Presso il Teatro Bibiena, si terrà un eccezionale appuntamento che vedrà in scena un artista internazionale e gli studenti della scuola secondaria di primo grado “Bertazzolo”. Sabato 10 febbraio ci sarà il primo evento aperto alla città di questo progetto, realizzato con gli alunni della 1^C, 3^D ed un gruppo misto pomeridiano della “Bertazzolo”, i quali hanno partecipato al laboratorio teatrale con Cristina Cazzola, direttrice Artistica di Segni d’infanzia, e Sara Zoia, attrice, insieme agli artisti danzatori internazionali della compagnia svizzera Joshua Monten Dance Company. Il percorso porta i ragazzi sul palco del Bibiena per vivere a pieno l’esperienza teatrale, mostrando al pubblico le pratiche assimilate durante gli incontri settimanali dove hanno imitato e assimilato insieme al coreografo Joshua Monten i gesti e i movimenti che gli artisti membri della compagnia realizzano nella performance "Faking It" (in italiano "simulando" o "imitando"). Come partecipare Il Teatro Bibiena apre le porte alle 18.15 per accogliere non solo i famigliari dei ragazzi protagonisti, ma anche il tutto pubblico che potrà accedere gratuitamente con prenotazione obbligatoria tramite la piattaforma Eventbrite.it, a partire da giovedì 1° febbraio, giorno di apertura della biglietteria. L’evento ha inizio alle 18.30 e terminerà intorno alle 20. Il commento dell’assessora Chiara Sortino “E’ un evento molto atteso dalla città, un’occasione per vivere un momento di gioco, festa, spettacolo e arte, nella meravigliosa cornice di Palazzo Te. Un pomeriggio di festa dedicato a tutti, alle famiglie, ai ragazzi, che promuove socialità e cultura. Ringrazio Segni d’Infanzia per accompagnare da molti anni il Comune di Mantova in momenti importanti e tradizionali che scandiscono l’anno con eventi di straordinaria magia”.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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Ok so do you have any dream female Bobby's from Company?

Carmen CusackJenn ColellaKatrina LenkSara Bareilles

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Musicals based on history/true stories that aren’t Hamilton (most of which are better imo)

my personal faves are bolded

- lizzie: THIS FUCKING SHOW OKAY— 1. all women cast. 2. lesbians. 3. sickass rock score. based on the borden axe murders (tw for murder, sexual abuse, and animal abuse)

- assassins: i fucking love this show ok. if you’ve seen the politician, yes it’s a real sondheim show about (most of) the people who killed (or tried to kill) us presidents. (tw for murder obv, suicide, and the n-word is used once)

- six: if you’re on tiktok, you probably know about it. i always said it’s like if lady gaga wrote hamilton. based on the six wives of henry viii (tw for death and some sexual assault mention?)

- catch me if you can: two words: Aaron Tveit. based on the autobiography of frank abangale jr, a conman during the 60s (based on the movie!) oh also kerry butler and norbert leo butz r in it

- jesus christ superstar: okay hear me out. alw wrote this without the intention of religion, he wrote it to tell a story of someone who was in the right place at the right time. written in the 70s and full of absolute bangers. the recent nbc version featured John legend, Sara barrellies, Jason tam, and Brandon victor Dixon. tw for death obv

- evita: okay so there is a total whitewashing issue with this cast, but the music really does slap. alw back at it again and you can’t move an inch in any direction of the theatre fandom without knowing don’t cry for me Argentina exists. tw for death

- 1776: this is an older one, but my local library had the movie, so i watched it. Hamilton actually references this show (“sit down, John, you FAT MOTHER-“ is a reference to one of the best songs from the show, sit down John.) and the music vibes. it’s a pretty short soundtrack, so definitely recommend. there’s a weird song about slaves in there somewhere but they don’t say the n word or anything in it, I’ll have to listen actively if there is an issue.

feel free to add!

UPDATE: others that i love sm and totally forgot abt bc this is an old draft

- fun home: inspired by the book of the same name! tells the story of Alison bechdel; a lesbian cartoonist. first broadway musical with a lesbian protag, very gay, jenn colella and Caitlin kinunen (I cant spell it’s fine) were in a reading of it as Alison and medium Alison respectively. oh Michael Cerveris too. tw for death, a literal song about kids having fun in a funeral home, and suicide (mentioned multiple times, given a visual description and acted upon)

- Bonnie and Clyde: cmon. it’s Jeremy jordan and Laura osnes, need I say more? Oh also Louis Hobson from n2n is in it as the antagonist. not gay but it’s the 20s and the music slaps hard. also harmonies that could literally kill. tw for death, murder, guns, crime, I think that’s it?

- come from away: probably my favorite show on bway rn. absolutely gorgeous show about the planes rerouted to Newfoundland, Canada after 9/11. shows the impact on real life people in multiple situations, how minorities are impacted, etc. tw for Muslim hate, 9/11, death mentions, I think that’s it?

- parade: haven’t heard it all, but the one song I have heard is amazing. Based on the true story of a Jewish man being sentenced to death (I believe?) after a false accusation of him raping a young girl. tw for rape, death mention, probably some antisemitism (again, haven’t heard it all the way)

These two are more so period pieces inspired by true events but nonetheless

- ragtime: haven’t heard it but I’ve heard it’s really good. talks about three different groups in the early 20th century America (African Americans, Jewish Latvian immigrants, and an upper class family)

- miss Saigon: original production is kinda a big yikes but the music is good. they’ve noted some of the error of their ways and there is no more yellow face and there is actual Vietnamese rather than gibberish in the show now. Pulls a lot of white savior bullshit too. (ppl can stop telling me about how problematic this show is because I’m fucking aware, okay? That’s why I wrote disclaimers. Jesus Christ.) About the Vietnam war. tw for death, war, prostitution

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‘This Day’ - Idina Menzel (Liz), LaChanze (Kate). Anthony Rapp (Lucas), James Snyder (Josh), Jenn Colella (Anne), Jason Tam (David), & Ensemble If/Then: A New Musical at Richard Rodgers Theater, New York (Mar. 2014)

Photo by Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Source - Download (2048 × 1365) - Image Archive

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Who I Have Written To Masterpost

- #my fan mail should have pictures of everything but if you can’t find a picture of something and want to see it let me know!

- every bolded name should have a link next it with the post of the reply I received!

-the second (bolded) date is when I received the reply!

late June 2017

Christy Altomare - Anastasia (x)

Derek Klena - Anastasia (x)

Ben Platt - Dear Evan Hansen

Laura Osnes - Bandstand (my first reply!) (x)

early July 2017 **THIS WAS BEFORE WE KNEW WHAT WE KNOW NOW**

Kara Lindsay - Wicked 8/3/17 (x)

Betsy Wolfe - Waitress 10/26/17 (x)

8/7/17

Lin Manuel-Miranda 11/25/17 (x)

Jenn Colella - Come From Away 8/25/17 (x)

Laura Dreyfuss - DEH 8/28/17 (x)

Corey Cott - Bandstand 9/12/17 (x)

8/11/17

Stephanie Styles 8/24/17 (x)

Josh Burrage - Cats

Chocolate Factory Stage Manager 9/3/17 (x)

Telly Leung - Aladdin 8/22/17 (x)

Mamie Parris - Cats 12/9/17 (x)

8/29/17

Brittain Ashford - Great Comet 12/14/17 (x)

9/6/17

James Nathan Hopkins - Bandstand

10/2/17

Kara Lindsay - Beautiful 10/25/18 (x)

Stark Sands - Kinky Boots 11/9/17 (x)

Rory O'Malley - Hamilton Tour 1/22/19 (x)

11/8/17

Josh Burrage - Cats

Ben Cook - Mean Girls

12/18/17

Noah Galvin - Dear Evan Hansen 2/8/18 (x)

Phillipa Soo - The Parisian Woman 1/12/18 (x)

Adam Kaplan - A Bronx Tale 2/10/18 (x)

1/16/18

Sara Bareilles - Waitress End of February 2021 (x)

3/19/18

Gavin Creel - Hello Dolly

Christy Altomare - Anastasia 6/5/18 (x)

Ben Cook - Mean Girls

4/16/18

Zach Adkins - Anastasia 4/26/18 (x)

5/15/18

Andy Mientus - Tommy 6/2/18 (x)

Jessie Mueller - Carousel 6/25/18 (x)

5/21/18

Taylor Louderman - Mean Girls 5/29/18 (x)

• on her ig story 5/24/18

5/29/18

Alex Boniello - DEH 6/11/18 (x)

Katharine McPhee - Waitress

Sam Clemmett - Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 8/29/18 (x)

7/2/18

Christy Altomare - Anastasia 7/17/18 (x)

Lyrica Woodruff - Anastasia 1/26/19 (x)

Andrew Garfield - Angels in America

Hailey Kilgore - Once On This Island

7/16/18

Taylor Trensch - DEH 8/24/18 (x)

Ben Levi Ross - DEH

Melissa Benoist - Beautiful

Lindsay Mendez - Carousel 8/27/18 (x)

7/23/18

Katrina Lenk - The Bands Visit 7/30/18 (x)

Isaac Powell - Once On This Island

Caissie Levy - Frozen 9/20/18 (x)

Patti Murin - Frozen 8/8/18 (x)

8/6/18

Wesley Taylor - Spongebob Squarepants 9/18/18 (x)

George Salazar - Be More Chill (Off-Broadway) 9/24/18 (x)

10/29/18

Jeremy Jordan - American Son 11/26/18 (x)

Samantha Barks - Pretty Woman 7/29/19 (x)

My Fair Lady Stage Manager

Hamilton Stage Manager 12/1/18 (x)

11/26/18

Taylor Trensch - DEH 12/10/18 (x)

12/10/18

Head Over Heels Stage Manager - got a request for donation 12/26/18

Max Von Essen - Anastasia 1/2/19 (x)

Jack Sippel - The Prom

3/25/19

Stephanie Styles - Kiss Me, Kate 4/19/19 (x)

Caitlin Kinnunen - The Prom

Andrew Barth Feldman - DEH 4/8/19 (x)

Eva Noblezada - Hadestown

Reeve Carney - Hadestown Early-Mid Sept 2019 (x)

6/19/19

Ali Stroker - Oklahoma! 7/26/19 (x)

Damon Daunno - Oklahoma!

Izzy McCalla - The Prom 8/15/19 (x)

Gideon Glick - To Kill a Mockingbird 8/19/19 (x)

7/16/19

Pretty Woman SM 8/6/19 (x)

The Prom SM 7/29/19 (x)

7/29/19

Stephanie J Block - The Cher Show 8/19/19 (x)

George Salazar - Be More Chill

Alex Brightman - Beetlejuice 12/23/19 (x)

12/3/19

Derek Klena - Jagged Little Pill

Kathryn Gallagher- Jagged Little Pill 1/28/20 (x)

Antonio Cipriano - Jagged Little Pill

Renee Rapp - Mean Girls 1/7/20 (x)

Chris McCarrell - The Lightning Thief

Kristin Stokes - The Lightning Thief 3/12/20 (x)

Freestyle Love Supreme SM

Rebecca Naomi Jones - Oklahoma! Mid-Nov 2021 (x)

Taylor Trensch - To Kill a Mockingbird 12/23/19 (x)

Nick Robinson - To Kill a Mockingbird 2/14/20 (x)

Aaron Tveit - Moulin Rouge 7/6/20 (x)

Karen Olivo - Moulin Rouge 12/21/19 (x)

3/2/2020

Abby Mueller - Six 8/1/22 (x)

Celia Rose Gooding - Jagged Little Pill (x) 3/16/20

Isaac Powell - West Side Story

Gideon Glick - Little Shop of Horrors (Off Broadway)

Colton Ryan - Girl from the North Country 3/14/20 (x)

Jordan Fisher - Dear Evan Hansen

9/1/2021

Aimee Atkinson - Pretty Woman West End 9/16/2021 (x)

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie SM West End

Amelie SM West End

Sara Bareilles - Waitress early Oct 2021 (x)

9/21/2021

Mandy Gonzalez - Hamilton 10/21/2021 (x)

Eva Noblezada - Hadestown 11/8/2021 (x)

10/18/2021

Jeremy Jordan - Little Shop Off bway 12/10/2021 (x)

Adrienne Warren - Tina

Aaron Tveit - Moulin Rouge 2/16/2022 (x)

5/4/23

Derek Klena - Moulin Rouge! 5/15/23 (x)

Lorna Courtney - & Juliet 8/29/23 (x)

Parade SM - request for donation

Colton Ryan - New York, New York 5/18/23 (x)

Phillipa Soo - Camelot

1/3/24

Annaleigh Ashford - Sweeney Todd 1/27/24 (x)

Alex Newell - Shucked

BOUGHT

Once on this Island Broadway Revival (x)

Alice by Heart off Broadway (x)

Angels in America Broadway Revival (x)

Deaf West Spring Awakening Broadway (x)

Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime Bway

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NEXT TO WRITE

TO WRITE

Lion King Stage Manager

The Book of Mormon SM

Six the Musical SM

Thayne Jasperson - Hamilton

& Juliet SM? (West End)

Charlie Stemp - Mary Poppins West End

Jordan Fisher - Hadestown

Betsy Wolfe - &Juliet

Stark Sands - &Juliet

Christian Borle - Some Like it Hot

LOOKING FOR

Falsettos 2016 Broadway Revival (NOT tour)

Next to Normal with Aaron Tveit

In The Heights OBC

Bonnie and Clyde

Catch Me If You Can

Tuck Everlasting

Wicked with Aaron Tveit

Wicked with Derek Klena

Matilda and Hello Dolly with Taylor Trensch

Legally Blonde OBC

Newsies OBC

Spring Awakening OBC

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Stage Door

Les Miserables Tour 4/1/18 (x)

Anastasia on Broadway 6/20/18 (x)

DEH on Broadway 11/20/18 (x)

Phantom Tour 3/9/19 (x) (did not stagedoor due to weather)

Come From Away Tour 5/12/19 (x)

Hamilton Chicago 7/20/19 (x) (did not stagedoor due to weather)

The Band’s Visit 11/29/19 (x)

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Vi avevo annunciato un progetto importante, oggi come nei giorni scorsi. Ne avevo accennato anche in un post nel quale parlavo della mia visita al Memoriale della Shoah di Milano (che riguarda solo me.) Oggi ne parlo ufficialmente e a nome del gruppo di autorə e artistə "A Chorus Rainbow". A giugno del 2022 pubblicheremo una raccolta di racconti rainbow, il cui intero ricavato andrà all'associazione Refuge LGBTQ del @gaycenter.it che ha dato il suo benestare per questo progetto. Di cosa parleranno i racconti? Di tutto. Ci saranno contemporanei o fantasy, ci saranno personaggi di ogni genere abbracciando tutte le sfumature rainbow. Unica cosa in comune: ogni racconto avrà una dedica, una citazione e come "coprotagonista" un libro. Tuttə coloro che partecipano a questo progetto (grafica, editor e CDB) non prenderanno un centesimo e sono lieta di elencare i nomi in ordine assolutamente casuale. Autorə e altri mestieri 😅: Eliana Matania Ruggiero (anche impaginazione) Mary Durante (anche editing) Lisa A. Ocean (anche editing) Veronica Reburn A. L. Red (anche cdb) Emma J Croft (anche editing) NUEL (anche editing) Flamariel Anna Reale Sara La Vampy Canepa Neko H. Alice V. Longbow (anche cdb) A. R. Larac F.N. Fiorescato Federica Soprani Francesca Daniele Ilai C. Colella Melanto Mori Grafica per cover: Antonella Grieco Forse ci saranno anche illustrazioni, chissà 😍 Che ne dite? Ve gusta? A noi tantissimo, ci stiamo lavorando da mesi anche se era iniziato tutto come gioco su un gruppo Facebook. E dunque... a presto! #bookstagram #instabook #lgbtqia #lgbtq #antologia #racconti #donazione #beneficenza #refugelgbt #aChorusRainbow #rainbow #libri #libridaleggere #comingsoon #gaycenter https://www.instagram.com/p/CbImAkLM6lx/?utm_medium=tumblr

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In the News: Aziza Barnes Tapped for HBO's Pride, Abingdon’s Virtual Short Play Festival Lineup Announced, More

BY ANDREW GANS, RYAN MCPHEE, DAN MEYER

OCT 13, 2020 

Plus: Listen to Meg Toohey, Sara Bareilles, and more perform tribute to late Waitress co-star Nick Cordero.

Read on for some recent theatre headlines and videos you may have missed.

Aziza Barnes Tapped for HBO's Pride Writer Aziza Barnes, whose plays include Pues Nada and Off-Broadway's BLKS, will pen an adaptation of Ibi Zoboi's Pride for HBO. Zoboi's 2019 novel re-imagines Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice as a Haitian-Dominican coming-of-age tale. Barnes will also executive produce, reports Deadline, alongside Natasha Rothwell (Insecure) and Alloy Entertainment's Leslie Morgenstein and Gina Girolamo.

Camille A. Brown, Kamilah Forbes, Nikkole Salter, More Take Part in A Call for Revolutionary Theatre 2020 Over a dozen Black theatre artists will write articles that explore tangible strategies for sustaining Black theatre as part of Black Theatre Commons’ A Call for Revolutionary Theatre 2020. The project aims to galvanize change within the industry through grassroots operations. Articles will be released every weekday October 19–30 on BTC’s website and its social media pages (@blacktheatrecommons). Writers include Andy Jean, Awoye Timpo, Camille A. Brown, Candace L. Feldman, Charlique C. Rolle, Claudia Alick, Harold Steward, Jamil Jude, Kamilah Forbes, Keith Josef Adkins, Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi, Nikkole Salter, Sade Lythcott, Sage Crump, Stephanie McKee, Steven G Fullwood, Valerie Curtis-Newton, and Zhailon Levingston.

Storm Lever Will Host The Power of the Womxn's Vote The Hysterical Womxn’s Society presents a virtual discussion entitled The Power of the Womxn's Vote October 14 at 7 PM ET. The free chat, about the urgent need for womxn to exercise their voice, will be moderated by Storm Lever (Summer: The Donna Summer Musical) with panelists Halie Soifer (executive director of Jewish Democratic Council of America and former National Security advisor to Senator Kamala Harris), Kwajelyn Jackson (executive director of the Feminist Women's Health Center), and Joanne Grady-Huskey (co-founder and VP of iLive2Lead Young Women's Leadership Program). This event is presented in partnership with Broadway for Biden, Swing from Home, Producing Blue, and the Jewish Democractic Council of America, along with leaders in the Broadway community, including Jessie Hooker-Bailey, Shoshana Bean, Jenn Colella, Grey Henson, Erika Henningsen, Caitlin Kinnunen, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Kara Lindsay, Dana Steingold, Alysha Umphress, and Michelle Veintimilla. Register for the discussion here.

Abingdon’s Virtual Short Play Festival Lineup Announced

A two-week festival featuring stories by people of color will virtually take via Abingdon Theatre Company October 19–30. The finalists are Atacama by Augusto Federico Amador, Empress Mei Li Lotus Bottom by Christine Toy Johnson, The Invitation by Alberto Bonilla, Sundown Town by Marcus Scott, Coin Toss by Alexis Sims, and A Picture of Two Boys by Nick Malakhow. Cast members include Andrew Allen, Rin Allen, Kezia Bernard-Nau, Denise Blasor, Danny Bolero, David Castillo, Jacob Dickey, Jose Febus, Brandon Gill, Jeff Gorti, Rebecca Hirota, Deborah Lew, Esau Mora, and Reynaldo Piniella. The winner of the festival will receive a stipend to be used to support further exploration of their piece and be invited to become an artist in residence at the company. Abingdon is also committed to producing the winning piece as part of its Around the Table free reading series. The Jury Panel is comprised of Roberto Araujo, Rashad V. Chambers, Deidre Goodwin, L Morgan Lee, Jaime Lozano, Mauricio Martínez, and Juan Villa.

Meg Toohey, Sara Bareilles, More Perform Tribute to Waitress Co-Star Nick Cordero The late Nick Cordero’s Waitress co-stars got together to create a new song paying tribute to the performer, who passed away from coronavirus complications in July. “Lucky Streak” is written and produced by Meg Toohey, capturing Cordero’s time in New York City and his life on the West Coast with wife Amanda Kloots and their young son, Elvis. Joining Toohey are composer-lyricist Sara Bareilles and the Waitress band: Nadia Digiallonardo, Rich Mercurio, Lee Nadel, Yair Evnine, and Adam Kaufmann. “Getting to sing on Meg Toohey’s gorgeous tribute to our friend Nick was a gift,” said Bareilles. “I wept as I sang. This song is cathartic...beautiful and bittersweet, and speaks of the pain of love and loss and the gentle universal truth that we must hold it all lightly and enjoy our lucky streaks; these perfectly imperfect lives. What a song.”

Lineup Set for Urban Stages Benefit, Mixing Melodies and Margaritas Urban Stages' virtual benefit, Mixing Melodies and Margaritas: Make a Drink, Raise a Glass, Save the Theater, will be available on UrbanStages.org October 22 at 6:30 PM through October 26 at 6:30 PM. The benefit will feature musical performances along with how-to guides for cocktails/mocktails. WBAI host King Downing and theatre writer Michael Riedel will serve as masters of ceremonies with performances and/or appearances by Karen Akers, Aya Aziz, Terence Archie, Jenny Lyn Bader, Trezana Beverley, Reed Birney, Bill Bowers, Jim Dale, Joe Iconis, Lori Brown Mirabal, Sue Matsuki, David Quinones, Ilanna Saltzman, George Salazar, Disnie Sebastien, Tom Toce, and Zhu Yi. Kristian Seemel will serve as the event’s video director with Ryan Belock as video designer and editor. The benefit is free, although donations are encouraged; an online auction continues through October 31.

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5 good (and gay) things that happened this week: 11/4 – 11/10

Hey, guess what? This week was pretty ok! Are you ready for some good and gay things?   1. Starbucks is getting merry and gay for the holidays. PSL…does it really mean Pumpkin Spice Lesbian? As Starbucks unveiled their holiday cups this year, their promo video featured a sweet lady couple leaning in to share a kiss, and probably a slice gingerbread pound cake.   2. Seattle has a lesbian mayor! This week’s elections were pretty awesome, and included many women of color and LGBTQ folks scoring seats across the country. Among those wins, Seattle welcomed former US Attorney Jenny Durkan as its new mayor. Not only is she the first woman mayor in nearly a hundred years in Seattle, she’s also the first lesbian in the office. Here she is celebrating her victory. (via Facebook) 3. Speaking of politics, Palm Springs got super queer this week: With the election of Lisa Middleton and Christy Holstege this week, the entire Palm Springs City Council is openly LGBTQ. I want to go to there. 4. Tegan and Sara team up with a fan artist for a new video for The Con X: Covers: If you’re a T&S fan then you’re probably already listening your way through The Con X: Covers, a tribute to the twins beloved album which came out ten years ago. In “Nineteen” Paramore singer Hayley Williams turns the heartbreaker into a slow burn of a song. Artist Kristine Thune’s fan videos from ten years ago, have been recut and redone to match the tone of Williams’ cover and the result is remarkable.   5. Lena Waithe, Billy Jean King, Angela Robinson and more make the Out 100 list: Actress and writer Lena Waithe was named Artist of the Year in Out Magazine’s Out 100 list, and quite a few lesbian, bi and queer women were also honored. Among them, actress Shannon Purser (Stranger Things), Broadway star Jenn Colella, and director Angela Robinson.   via Out http://dlvr.it/Q0G4v7

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Preview: All Night & Every Day

All Night & Every Day preview. It’s time to party! #comics #comicbooks

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"Come From Away" show #637

Come From Away is the story of a small town, Gander, taking in thousands of American flight passengers from their diverted landings on September 11, 2001, nearly doubling the town’s population in a matter of hours. As the Canadians step up to feed and shelter the onslaught of Americans during the five-day marathon, connections, friendships, and relationships are formed. Tony-winner Christopher Ashley helmed this amazingly touching production, a musical that is incredibly sensitive at handling the emotions associated with those who remember that tragic day. Irene Sankoff and David Hein have written a script and score that deals with both Gander residents and the American passengers who are thrown into a situation neither groups desired. What comes out of it though is an appreciation for helping people, regardless of gender, sexual preference, race, or any other discriminating trait. Though it may not have been awarded this year’s Tony for Best Musical I assure you this is the best musical currently playing in a Broadway house.

This intermission-less musical has an ensemble cast of twelve incredibly talented performers, flawlessly switching dialects and emotions on a dime as they bounce between Gander residents and Americans. The structure of the book and score embeds the music within the book in such a way that there are seldom moments of true solo/duet turns, but a constant string of storytelling that is simply set to music. This is beautifully handled by Mr. Ashley’s fluid staging and Kelly Devine’s seamless choreography. The cast executes Miss Devine’s pulsating movement with finesse and true storytelling commitment, constantly making eye contact with one another and connecting as a cast rather than just facing the audience and “performing” the number. The cast never loses their connection with one another, a factor that elevates Come From Away to a compelling level most musicals never achieve.

(Company of Come From Away; Photo Credit: Matthew Murphy)

Mr. Ashley’s staging of scene transitions, on-stage costume changes, and location changes ensures that the entire performance is a nonstop roller coaster of emotions, uniquely highlighted and brought forth at various spots on the stage, aided heavily by Howell Binkley’s excellent lighting design. What makes Come From Away such an emotionally responsible musical is that the writers and director tell the audience exactly how to feel at every moment; whether it’s a funny joke, a clever line, or an intimate pause, the audience always knows where they should be emotionally. However, this is achieved through pure seizing of the moment and honesty in the performance. Not once does the script, score, staging, or cast annoyingly or self-righteously beg for your sympathy, applause, or laughs; they earn it, from the powerful opening number “Welcome to the Rock,” through the band’s curtain call number. What makes Come From Away such an emotionally intelligent musical is that each of the recurring characters embodied by the twelve actors have just enough song and scene time for the audience to deeply care about their journey, and look forward to having them come back throughout the production. Finally, the fluidity supporting the cast’s chameleon-like performances is Beowulf Boritt’s fantastic use of the turn table-centered scenic design, which truly marries Mr. Ashely’s and Miss Devine’s staging with the seamless writing of the script and score; all of these tech and creative decisions pay off big time in Come From Away.

(Center: Kendra Kassebaum (picture as Janice), flanked by cast of Come From Away; Photo Credit: Matthew Murphy)

Within the ensemble cast are a myriad of Broadway veterans who have come together to create a beautiful community of people. Kendra Kassebaum makes for an adorable newscaster, Janice, whose first day on the Gander news job is September 11th. Jenn Colella dons the vest as the flirty Annette in Gander and dons the wings and coat as Beverly, the pilot who landed the story’s featured flight. Miss Colella shines in a stirring memory solo, “Me and the Sky,” backed up wonderfully by the rest of the female cast. It’s in this song where she demonstrates how a solo can be performed as a monologue that is simply delivered on pitch; her words exude emotion and paint the picture, she tells the story and shows us the story with her face, gestures, and posture. It’s not just a time for her to shine vocally, but a musical theatre acting lesson in just a brief 11 o’clock number. Chad Kimball provides a loveable turn as Kevin T./Garth, and his baritone twang is a welcomed voice among the collectively strong sounding cast. Joel Hatch delivers a memorable performance as mayor of Gander, Claude, with his strong narrating presence, excellent leadership of “Screech In,” and hospitable demeanor that makes his mayor a standard for all other future mayor roles.

(Down Left: Jenn Colella (pictured as Beverly), Up Right: Cast of Come From Away; Photo Credit: Sara Krulwich)

This is a show where the musicians making up the band are not to be ignored. Ian Eisendrath, Ben Power, Caitlin Warbelow, Alec Berlin, Nate Lueck, Carl Carter, Romano Di Nillo, and Larry Lelli bring the score to exuberant life, and even get their own rightfully-earned times to shine in the Newfoundlander romp, “Screech In,” and with their own curtain call bash after the “Finale.” One comes away from Come From Away emotionally-drained (in a good way) and stunningly impressed at how well the musical honors not just those who lost their lives or lost someone on September 11th, but how well it honors humanity, kindness, and hospitality. This musical is based on an absolutely true event of a true town with real people. Come From Away deserves your attendance and demands your emotional availability, and no, they don’t have to force it by any means.

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Grosseto,  il Comune premia le società sportive e gli atleti del territorio 

Grosseto,  il Comune premia le società sportive e gli atleti del territorio. “La nostra amministrazione – dichiara il sindaco Vivarelli Colonna – è lieta di portare i propri complimenti ai ragazzi che, in questo anno, dopo il difficile periodo di pandemia, sono riusciti ad ottenere dei risultati ragguardevoli in ambito sportivo. Loro sono il simbolo di una rinascita sociale e collettiva a cui teniamo tanto. Agli atleti ed alle società che li hanno sostenuti e supportati nei duri allenamenti e nella gioia dei successi voglio fare le mie più sincere congratulazioni e gli auguri per un futuro di grande successo. Da vero appassionato di sport so quanto sacrificio e quanta passione servano per arrivare ad ottenere certi risultati”. “Il nostro territorio ospita tantissime persone che hanno fatto dello sport la propria passione, ed in alcuni casi anche la propria professione – spiega il vicesindaco e assessore allo sport Rossi – I ragazzi che abbiamo premiato oggi sono l’esempio di quanto la dedizione e l’amore per lo sport possano portare lontano: alcuni di loro infatti gareggiano già a livello nazionale ed mondiale in diverse categorie. Il mio grazie va quindi alle società che ogni giorno incoraggiano i ragazzi a seguire la loro passione e ad allenarsi con costanza promuovendo allo stesso tempo, uno stile di vita sano e salutare. Un ringraziamento ai dirigenti e a tutti i genitori dei tantissimi ragazzi che praticano sport, spesso con sacrifici anche economici, ma che consentono ai nostri giovani di crescere nell’armonia”. Questo l'elenco degli sportivi e delle società premiate:  1) ASD Judo Sakura - Gionni Cucini 1 classificato campionato del Mondo master categoria 66 kg e e medaglia dìoro per la miglior tecnica (Ippon). 2) ASD Pallavolo Grosseto -Team Luca Consani U13 – 1° classificata Campionato Federale Basso Tirreno U13, 1° classificata Coppa Federale S. Lorenzo, 1° classificata Torneo Internazionale Cesenatico, 1° classificata Torneo Dreams Volley Pisa, 3° classificata finali regionali a Siena. Atlete: Viola Armini, Clara Balestri, Ceciclia Centrella, Ginevra Consani, Sabrina Delli Castelli, Odessa Di Rienzo, Viola Murzi, Gaia Giovani, Sofia Guidoni, Luigina Iaccarino, Giulia Muzzi, Camilla Peri, Chiara Priori, Emma Rossi. Allenatore Ilaria Colella. Dirigente Lucia Zorzi. 3) ASD Compagnia Maremmana Arcieri - - Ginevra Landi 1°classificata (di categoria) Campionati Italiani Targa outdoor 2022, 1° di catergoria  Campionati Italiani Targa outdoor 2022 come Mix Team. - Matteo Bilisari 2° classificato (di categoria) Campionati Italiani Targa outdoor 2022  Campionati Italiani Targa outdoor 2022 come Mix Team, 1° classificato Campionato Italiano di categoria Indoor 2022. - Ilaria Tognozzi 1° classificata di categoria Campionato Regionale Indoor e Outdoor 2022, 3° classificata di categoria Capionato Italiano Outdoor 2022. - Corraro Lorenzo  1° classificato Campionato Italiano di categoria Indoor 2022. - Samuele Rosso  1° classificato Campionato Italiano di categoria Indoor 2022. - Mazzuoli Niccolò 3° classificato di categoria campionato regionale 2022. - Bilisari Alessia 1°classificata di categoria campionato regionale 2022. - Pepi Serena 1°classificata di categoria campionato regionale 2022. - Capuccini Vittoria 2°classificata di categoria campionato regionale 2022. - Marchi Leonardo 1°classificato di categoria campionato regionale 2022. - Fruscoloni Sara 1°classificata di categoria Torneo Pinocchio fase regionale 2022. 4) ASD Artistica Grosseto Ginnastica Ritmica - Malerba Sofia Campionessa Italiana FGI Silver cat. LB All Around 2^ Class. Spec. Cerchio Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LB. - Ciccone Marta Campionessa Nazionale UISP spec. Clavette 3^ class. Spec. Fune Campionato Nazionale Uisp - Casella Sara 2^ Class. Spec. Cerchio Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LD - Tassi Linda 3^ Class. Spec. Cerchio Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LB 2^ Class. Campionato Nazionale UISP All Around - Squadra GR Serie D Campionessa Italiana FGI cat. LC Silver (composta da Biagioni Rebecca, Casella Sara, Malerba Sofia, Tassi Linda e Zona Sofia) Ginnastica Artistica Femminile - Marcucci Maristella 2^ Class. Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LC3 junior - Di Clemente Linda 2^ Class. Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LC3 senior Ginnastica Artistica Maschile - Garofani Nicola 3° Class. Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LB - Squadra GAM Serie D 3° Class. Campionati Italiani FGI Silver cat. LA (composta da Boncioli Pietro, Sergyienko Nicola, Vedele Elia) 5) ASD Circolo Tennis Grosseto Tennis - Anna Nerelli, Rachele Saleppico, Giulia Duchini campionesse italiane u.12 a squadre, unico Circolo in Italia a vincere il titolo italiano avendo 3 giocatrici che si allenano e che sono crescite nello stesso circolo. - Anna Nerelli convocata presso i raduni nazionali a Formia, campionessa italiana di singolare e di doppio nel 2021 e vincitrice nel 2022 dei campionati italiani u.12 di doppio e semifinalista di singolo già convocata nel team della nazionale dove ha rappresentato l’Italia quest’estate in Francia. - Rachele saleppico la più piccola della squadra, campionessa Toscana nel 2021 e nel 2022, convocata anche lei presso i raduni nazionali a Formia, vice campionessa italiana di doppio u.11 femminile e 3 classificata in singolare, finalista nel 2021 del prestigioso torneo internazionale lemon bowl e solo due settimane fa è riuscita a raggiungere al primo anno under 12 le semifinali del master nazionale Junior Next Gen di Milano . Giulia Duchini: finalista del torneo Junior Next Gen a Perugia a giugno e vincitrice di doppio nella tappa Junior Next Gen in Sardegna che grazie a questi risultati si è qualificata anche lei per il master finale di Milano. - Maestri tennis Giulio China, Sarubbi Alberto, Valeria Prosperi e Fabio Parigi. - Preparatore Atletico Marino Roberto. Beach Tennis - Irene Mariotti vincitrice titolo Mondiale a squadre 2022 con la nazionale Italiana U18. - Alice Pepi  vincitrice titolo Mondiale U16 doppio Misto, campionessa Italiana terza categoria. - Francesca del Fa campionessa Italiana terza categoria. - Niccolò Gasparri vincitore Titolo Mondiale U18 di doppio maschile, vicecampione Mondiale doppio misto PRO e campione Italiano doppio misto. 6) ASD società Pugilistica Grossetana Umberto Cavini -TAMBELLI GREGORIO Atleta AOB categoria Youth 64 kg S. Leggero Campione Regionale 2022; Classificato Quarti di finale dei Campionati Italiani Youth 2022 - SIMONE GIORGETTI Atleta Professionista Peso Welter ANNO 2022: Campione Titolo Mediterraneo Sigla Mondiale I.B.F Conseguito il 07.07.2022 Campione Italiano Cinture Tricolori FPI RECORD: 10 MATCH. IMBATTUTO - TOMMASO SAMA’ bronzo agli italiani 60 kg youth - LORENZO DURANTI Campione toscano 57 kg junior... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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🌷 💓 👧 💕 🏳️‍🌈 👩‍❤️‍👩 👩‍👩‍👧

🌷 spring, summer, autumn or winter sapphic?

i wanna say autumn & winter for sure

💓 five wlw you look up to?

sara ramirez, ellen degeneres, rose ellen dix, hayley kiyoko, jenn colella

👧 what advice would you give to someone who’s recently discovered they like girls? (a sapphling!!)

just try to love yourself as much as you can. it’s not easy to accept yourself completely, but you’ll get there. it just takes time. don’t be too hard on yourself

💕 who was your first girl crush?

100% hilary duff

🏳️‍🌈 tag ur fav gutals! (gay mutuals)

a majority of my mutuals are gutuals so literally just go to my blogroll

👩‍❤️‍👩 which fictional wlw do you love the most?

callie torres and arizona robbins it’s a tie

👩‍👩‍👧 what are your fav femslash ships? canon or not!

calzona, sanvers, vauseman

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Nominations Announced for 2017 Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards

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FAVORITE NEW MUSICAL Amélie Anastasia Bandstand Come From Away Dear Evan Hansen Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812

FAVORITE MUSICAL REVIVAL Cats Falsettos Hello, Dolly! Miss Saigon Sunday in the Park with George Sunset Boulevard

FAVORITE LEADING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL Christian Borle, Falsettos Corey Cott, Bandstand Josh Groban, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Jake Gyllenhaal, Sunday in the Park with George Andy Karl, Groundhog Day Ben Platt, Dear Evan Hansen

FAVORITE LEADING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL Christy Altomare, Anastasia Annaleigh Ashford, Sunday in the Park with George Denee Benton, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Bette Midler, Hello, Dolly! Laura Osnes, Bandstand Phillipa Soo, Amélie

FAVORITE FEATURED ACTOR IN A MUSICAL Gavin Creel, Hello, Dolly! Mike Faist, Dear Evan Hansen Ramin Karimloo, Anastasia Derek Klena, Anastasia Andrew Rannells, Falsettos Will Roland, Dear Evan Hansen

FAVORITE FEATURED ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL Brittain Ashford, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Stephanie J. Block, Falsettos Jenn Colella, Come From Away Laura Dreyfuss, Dear Evan Hansen Rachel Bay Jones, Dear Evan Hansen Jennifer Laura Thompson, Dear Evan Hansen

FAVORITE FUNNY PERFORMANCE Stephanie J. Block, Falsettos John Bolton, Anastasia Christian Borle, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Andy Karl, Groundhog Day Bette Midler, Hello, Dolly! Will Roland, Dear Evan Hansen

FAVORITE DIVA PERFORMANCE Stephanie J. Block, Falsettos Kristin Chenoweth, My Love Letter to Broadway Glenn Close, Sunset Boulevard Patti LuPone, War Paint Bette Midler, Hello, Dolly! Laura Osnes, Bandstand

FAVORITE ONSTAGE PAIR Christy Altomare and Derek Klena, Anastasia Annaleigh Ashford and Jake Gyllenhaal, Sunday in the Park with George Denee Benton and Lucas Steele, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Laura Dreyfuss and Ben Platt, Dear Evan Hansen Christian Borle and Andrew Rannells, Falsettos Corey Cott and Laura Osnes, Bandstand

FAVORITE BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE (MALE) Jon Jon Briones, Miss Saigon Mike Faist, Dear Evan Hansen Jake Ryan Flynn/Ryan Foust/Ryan Sell, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Will Roland, Dear Evan Hansen Anthony Rosenthal, Falsettos Lucas Steele, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812

FAVORITE BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE (FEMALE) Brittain Ashford, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Denee Benton, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 Savvy Crawford, Amélie Laura Dreyfuss, Dear Evan Hansen Kristolyn Lloyd, Dear Evan Hansen Eva Noblezada, Miss Saigon

FAVORITE REPLACEMENT (MALE) Will Chase, Something Rotten! Brandon Victor Dixon, Hamilton Jordan Fisher, Hamilton Todrick Hall, Kinky Boots Brian d’Arcy James, Hamilton Javier Muñoz, Hamilton

FAVORITE REPLACEMENT (FEMALE) Sara Bareilles, Waitress Alysha Desiorieaux, Hamilton Mandy Gonzalez, Hamilton Heather Headley, The Color Purple Lexi Lawson, Hamilton Jenna Ushkowitz, Waitress

FAVORITE NEW SONG “Charming” – Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 “For Forever” - Dear Evan Hansen “Only Us” - Dear Evan Hansen “Requiem” - Dear Evan Hansen “Waving Through a Window” - Dear Evan Hansen “You Will Be Found” - Dear Evan Hansen

FAVORITE LONG-RUNNING SHOW The Book of Mormon Hamilton Kinky Boots The Lion King Waitress Wicked

FAVORITE TOUR The Book of Mormon Finding Neverland Fun Home Rent Something Rotten! Wicked