Yeah, and I heard from my best friend's aunt's friend's goat that Once on this Island is getting another revival. Don't believe everything you hear, especially if it seems absurd. Just Evan was told to do, you just nod and confirm.
Jordan Catalano said: "Can someone explain why people love that bathroom song so much? The idiot says he wasn’t even invited to the party he’s at and then bitches for 4 minutes in song about how he doesn’t want to be there and is going to make sure nobody else can use the bathroom for the rest of the night. And kids are actually crying when he’s singing this? I’m really at a loss."
To be fair to him,,, there are multiple bathrooms in the
bwayrose7 said: "As for Stan culture, there's no need to interact with it if you don't want to. Stan's are annoying, but unless they're crossing physical boundaries or general boundaries (ex obsessively messaging the actor or show), theres no way to stop them. Growing up around this might give me a different perspective on this, but I definitely see where you're all coming from with how it can be harmful."
Some pages take away their own creativity or go too far with fanpages. I agree with that. What I understand is who it's harming? There's no harm in fan accounts, and again, they often provide a way for people to express their love for something. The same goes for cosplay accounts or Facebook groups. Running a fan account doesn't need to be obsessive. Heck, I only log in once per day to post literally whatever. It's not about the wo
BroadwayRox3588 said: "dearalanaaaa said: "Specifically, my wonderful friend who I ended up meeting at a stagedoor in 2017 and exchanging fan accounts, and now I'm seeing her in a community production on Friday."
I'm guessing it isn't a production ofTo Killa Mockingbird.
Oh wait...wrong place?"
If you're truly wondering... I met her at Spongebob's first preview and the production is going
This actor doesn't have an Instagram, he only has a Twitter and Facebook. I've been running this account for nearly 2 years; every day I come home from school and post a photo. That still doesn't answer why though. Why I post is to spread the word about this actor. I am in no way attracted to or even stalking- I simply pull up his hashtag or google his name and upload a photo and a caption
Update for anybody who needs one: Sunday 2/24/19 arrived at 10:00 and was second in line (but first left so now I'm first), ten mins after the amount Rose to 5 people and as of 11:34; 16 people on line for 12:00 opening. I'll edit with an update when I get my ticket! Edit: 20 people were on the line by 12:00 and I think most of them got tickets. I got a seat in box A and it had an amazing view. Definitely would recommend rushing and seeing this show before it closes.
DiscoCrows said: "Do you guys think this show gets a Broadway cast recording in a few months time?
I think realistically it will, as most Broadway musicals do anyways, but the original is such a big part of what got the show to where it is today, I feel like it’d be a bit difficult to market. I hope those producers know what they’re doing.
Just a thought, though."
I don't think they're getting a cast recording- I think they&#
Ah, the power of fandom. Time for a youth perspective. Mostly a ramble, but covers some key things about the fanbase, why kids are into the show, history with it, and why I personally will not see it on Broadway. Skip if that sounds boring, but bold stuff might be worth a skim.
So I got into this show in January 2017. Back then, it was just a cast recording and a script. Alright. There was a community built around fanart, fan pages, lots of stuff to support the show. A lot of the cast
Whenever I see a parent shielding their children from curses, I laugh. I'm a freshman in college, so I grew up with the protected children. We just get raunchier and raunchier. Covering your childs ears won't help (especially in NYC) since they already hear the radio on the bus (usually Nicki Minaj, XXXTent or Cardi B), and have friends at school cursing around them (This started in grade 4-5 for me, and in grade 6 it was normal and grade 9 kids started using the N word or callin
Kristollyn addressed this and said DEH did not whitewash her. I kind of agree with DEH being a bit too white, but I disagree that it's on purpose. I'd love a black and Jewish Jared though! They need more visibility.
It is very sloppy to advertise bootleg LINKS publicly, but have you ever seen the Instagram fandom and their bootlegs? Often it's a simple "slide up for a link to Be More Chill/My Fair Lady/ Mean Girls bootleg!" and bam, a google drive dedicated to the bootleg is there.
There's a full list of masters that goes around on Tumblr, all of their emails. I even messaged one, and they usually charge $20 to cover their ticket to the show to have the bootleg about 2
Will Heathers Transfer? Oct 15
2018, 02:43:38 PM
I'm a teen who knows several other musical teens. My answer is a solid no.
This may be skewed, since I'm on the older end (18) but nonetheless still is relevant. I was in high school when the BMC/Heathers/Hamilton/Hansen square was born. They all would say it was reccomended through YouTube's shuffle, or Spotify. Specifically this was displayed more with starting on Hamilton and moving to BMC, which got them to Hansen and Heathers. But now many have fallen out of that and gotten int
Just came home: I think I enjoyed it, but I didn't understand many of the cultural aspects of it. I learned about the Vietnam War in school but I couldn't really connect or empathize with any of the characters. I loved the acting, I loved the set, everything was perfect; I'm just not the target age group it seems. I'd see it again though! And the "party" was a bunch of cheese and sandwiches, but I ate it alright, and even saw the lady playing Peggy! Beautiful job to
bdn223 said: "I was going to, but then I found out how much Pasek, Paul, and Levenson, demeaned for an advance and I decided they don't deserve anymore of my money...."
Answers from a teenager born and raised in New York, 5'11 and thin
Armie3 said: " Are patrons expected to stand to let others take their seat? Or will a slight shifting of the legs suffice? stand before the lights go down, after rotate legs. If you are both thin you may be able to slide being seated, or ask to wait if you are busy.
If you have an aisle seat, should you wait until the row fills up before sitting down? Yes, otherwise
Miles2Go2 said: "It seems like someone on another thread was selling the binders for $5 apiece and had plenty of them and was willing to bring them to the flea market for anyone interested. I know the flea market just happened, but if someone can remember who it was maybe that would be cheaper way to go?"
