“I don’t care if they’ve never met.
Diamanda Hagan and AskThatGuy belong together.”
(I can’t be the only one who thought of this. -Meerkat)
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“Last night, I had this dream. I was at a state fair with Spoony, and we were seeing a theatrical production of Jekyll and Hyde starring Gerard Butler. Characters from Pixar’s Brave were also there, and all around we’re those weird holographic portraits that look normal until you take a step and…
“I wish more openly LGBT contributors would join TGWTG. Diamanda Hagan, you are my hero!”
“I just saw an interview with Diamanda Hagan from Magfest and my brain just went, “HOLY FUCK, SHE’S NORMAL!” I mean, I knew she was acting but it was weird. She has the most adorable accent, too.”
“I don’t care if they’ve never met.
Diamanda Hagan and AskThatGuy belong together.”(I can’t be the only one who thought of this. -Meerkat)
Sara Bareilles || Gravity
Set me free, leave me be
I don’t wanna fall another moment into your gravity
[Image description: french bulldog on alternating pink and green background. Above text reads “’You have such a pretty face, it’s a shame about your weight’”. Bottom text reads “You have such a pretty face, it’s a shame about your personality” End description]
FEATURE: 10 WITCHY MUSICALS
*In no particular order*#3 - Into the Woods
One of Sondheim’s most beloved works is his fairy tale musical featuring literary characters whose lives suddenly begin to intermingle. The Witch from Rapunzel starts out as the show’s main antagonist, but over time she becomes just as powerless as the rest of the cast. Although the first act comes to a close rather happily, the second act is a very dark look into what happens AFTER ‘happily ever after.’ Marriages fall apart, children run away, people die, etc. One of the most interesting aspects of Into the Woods is that everything is presented metaphorically. For example, as Little Red sings about wishing she still had her red cape to protect her from the big bad wolf, we realize she’s actually talking about birth control. Likewise, The Wolf and Cinderella’s Prince are portrayed by the same actor to represent the double-sided nature of some people. It’s easy to over-analyze the show as well, but in some ways that is the mark of a GREAT show… it gets us thinking.
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