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look at this wonderful gif of scallops getting scared and scattering like a flock pigeons

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A little side by side of Raphe Gilliam Munks, from Oasis 12 and Casa Mañana respectively

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A little highlights reel for Cats Casa Mañana opening night

31.05.2025

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Jemima's solo in Moment of Happiness, from the recent China tour. This is an english production but she sings her part in Chinese (and, unlike other tours which do something similar, the whole cast responds to her in Chinese as well.) It sounds like the audience approved!

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A tiny bit of the White Cat Solo rehearsal with a question answered from the Casa Manana regional production

Payton Zemaitis as Victoria

30.05.2025

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Jackson Dunlap sharing his GRWM as Casa Manana Skimbleshanks

31.05.2025

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i listened to the wcd episode about the upcoming fulton production yesterday and im still kind of laughing at the director referring to griz as 'the character the audience has a primary relationship with'. like yeah of course, griz. excuse me while i shove my 428493 pictures of the magical mister mistoffelees deeper into my pockets. love grizabella. so emotionally invested in my girl grizabella.

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Just saw a man ride past in a bicycle with another man sitting on his lap like in a bridal carry

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"[Cats] is a very difficult dance show (...) because you're not only dancing the entire time, but you're on your hands and knees and you're climbing and you're laying in positions your body shouldn't be in for long periods of time… When people say 'oh, the show doesn't do it for me' or 'it's just silly' I take offense to it because, as a performer, it's one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life."

Joey Abramowicz (Tumblebrutus, US tour 5)

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'oh but people will record the streams and distribute them illegally!!!!' guess what people are ALREADY doing man

Once again thinking about how much bank theaters would make if they offered streaming/renting their shows.

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i was thinking about seeing Cats at the Fulton this june but the logistics of it are annoying me: I live about 6 hours away, which if I drove (I dont have a car right now so I can't but just roll with me here) that's about $50 in gas there and then another $50 back. I'm assuming I wont be driving 10 hours in one day, so I'll need a hotel for the night, and that's probably another $100 right there. Tickets close to the stage are also in the vicinity of $100, so I'm spending $300 + my entire weekend to see a show I might not even enjoy!

If they stepped back and said 'okay yeah, we'll stream the show live, but to view the stream you have to pay 200% of a in-theater ticket' then I would happily JUMP on that, because a $200 ticket with no travel inconveniences is WAY better than $300 + most of my weekend getting sucked up by travel time for the sake of a 2 hour show!

And I would LOVE for that money i was GOING to spend on gas/hotel/etc to actually go to the THEATER instead-- and hell, I'm sure they would also love to take that extra cash as well! It's so annoying. They could be making so much money. I could be seeing kitties from the comfort of my own home.

Once again thinking about how much bank theaters would make if they offered streaming/renting their shows.

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Once again thinking about how much bank theaters would make if they offered streaming/renting their shows.

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ok how are you people putting commas in your tags