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#bare: a pop opera
lethe814519 · 8 months
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I can’t talk I’m too busy liking posts from 2 years ago about musicals with a fan base of about 20 people.
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kateeorg · 1 year
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I swear, the number of dead musical teen characters these days could populate their own high school
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short-insomniacs07 · 2 months
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confession is such a jam, and alan confessing he forgets to recycle sometimes will never not be funny to me.
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veeflix · 2 months
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Hello, I’m Vee
Honestly am just a desperate theater kid who needs to interact with other theater freaks rn.
If you’re interested in any of these musicals, you should hit me up because again, I am DESPERATE (on my knees begging guys)
MY FAVORITE MUSICALS (as of late):
Some Like It Hot
Falsettos (The entire Marvin Trilogy, actually. This is and has always been my favorite — I love In Trousers and the original 1992 cast of Falsettos, but the 2016 revival have my entire heart as well obviously — huge C. Borle fan)
Grand Hotel
Next To Normal
A New Brain
25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee
(I like any/everything by William Finn)
Spies Are Forever
Something Rotten
The Boys from Syracuse
Some honorable mentions:
Ride The Cyclone, Avenue Q, Bare: A Pop Opera, The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals, Annie, The Book of Mormon, School of Rock, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Six, 1776, Bring It On, Jekyll & Hyde, The Producers. . .
A lot more I don’t feel like listing, but my musical theater/showtunes playlist is well over 24 hours. I’m getting into Gutenberg right now and recommendations are very much welcome
That’s all, bye
My Discord is @voxflixx
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songofpurple-summer · 2 months
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it’s been years since i’ve even thought about bare: a pop opera but i relistened to the soundtrack recently and genuinely all of us that could relate to Role of a Lifetime and See Me deserve financial compensation
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heartburstings · 6 months
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i think the thing about jason mcconnell for me is that i don't think he has to be likeable. of course i wish more people liked him, or at least hated him correctly, but jason does not have to be likeable. likeability should not, and does not, change the fact that jason's death was an un/avoidable tragedy. it is aspiring to be as likeable as possible that led to his death, and that lead to the actions and words jason says that make him unlikeable and unrelatable to most people today, and in general is the main problem for many characters. to argue that jason should be more likeable is to miss the point, to me.
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danandfuckingjonlmao · 9 months
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i am so thankful for fandom.
i am so thankful for the gifsets, the fanfic, the fanart, the memes, the overanalysis of every little aspect of a piece of media, the group chats, the private spamming in dms, the openness towards making our own representation, the queer and neurodivergent safety that is created, the lack of shaming for intense emotional reactions or for being obsessive, the community aspect and discussion, etc.
and i am especially thankful for the validation, the closure, the healing, the solidarity, and the connection that fan spaces can provide. i’m thankful that i can have so much content for all of my interests, that i can feel that fulfilment of my deep desire to enjoy the things i love fully. i’m thankful that after i finish a show, a book, a movie, anything, and i’m genuinely upset, in tears, or maybe even having a trauma response (ex. media with mental illness or grief themes), i can come here and laugh. if i’m angry, if i’m ecstatic, if i’m unsatisfied, if i’m so anxious i don’t know what to do after i finish something, i can come here and know i’m not alone.
fandom is NOT all good. the discourse, the gatekeeping, the lack of boundaries when real life people are involved, and yeah, a lot of it enables unhealthy relationships with media. so many obsessions i’ve had have been toxic (*cough* supernatural *cough*), and being a part of fandoms didn’t exactly help me get out of that. however that can coexist with the fact that having other people as passionate as i was made me feel so much less alone and to this day gives me a safe space to release what is in my mind.
basically, thank you. if you’re on this hellsite, if you’re a creator within fandoms, a commenter, or just a lurker contributing with likes, you contribute to people like me feeling less alone, and i’m really glad you exist.
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anyone else feel really weird about god or is it just me and that one gay guy from bare: a pop opera
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mershellscape · 8 days
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bare a pop opera is so fucking good
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basil-doing-things · 7 months
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y’all ever engage with a piece of media so devastating it makes you nauseous? yeah.
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jittyjames · 13 days
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Do you know how much he loved? Did you know how much he cared? Lost in the teachings was a boy So all alone and scared Father, we were so in love And that's what I find so odd Our love was pure and nothing else Brought me closer to God
bare: a pop opera making me bway 2012 jesus/judas brainrot go BRRRRRRRR
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It's the way I'll never get over the lyrics for the song bare in the 2004 production. Always fucks me right up.
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crow-in-springtime · 7 months
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Matt referring to the portrait as it vs Ivy referring to the portrait as her and she
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art-o-gant · 5 months
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portrait of a girl (:
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i can't stop thinking about how jason opens his speech with 'webster's defines promise as a declaration that something will or will not be done' in promise. like. that's THE most cliche way to start an essay or a speech it's so funny
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heartburstings · 6 months
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that post abt how fatphobia is rampant even among progressive circles is so true and it highlights my issue with bare la 2014's skinnywashing of nadia. here is a show that seeks to get audiences to consider their biases, how they can intertwine with and contribute to stereotypes and narratives of conformity, and how it affects not just ourselves but more specifically how it affects young people who struggle to find themselves and connect to each other, and even moreso because of these biases... and you skinnywash the fat character. you skinnywash the fat character who has a whole song about how fatphobia prevents her from getting good roles (OH THE IRONY) and how fatphobia prevents her from socializing and how being fat has informed how she interacts with others because it informs how other people interact with her. you SKINNYWASH nadia and undermine her whole character. i say i don't watch it because i'm petty but it's also because i just don't trust productions with skinny nadias. how are you supposed to properly send that message when you don't understand it? when you're casting a fat character and you don't? and don't play like they couldn't find a single fat actor to play nadia in all of fucking california. college productions are able to find fat actors to play nadia and that's a much smaller pool of people than all of california because fat actors aren't unicorns. it's fatphobia, plain and simple. (or plain and jane, aharharhar.)
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