#great comet memes

[badmoon1996]

I ship the chandelier from Phantom with the Comet Chandelier from Great Comet

[broadwaytwitter]

the great comet twitter 2/?

[pearlwingdraws]

I thought I’d posted this before but I can’t find it so here’s a meme that is so obscure

[buffyrouge]

Predicting my Spotify wrapped ❤️

[just-wanna-be-a-ghost]

I’m low key proud of this

[ID: A meme using the “demotivational poster” format. The image is of Pierre from Great Comet, photoshopped to be in a Costco. The main caption is “Oh, Pierre” and the subcaption is “Just one of a hundred sad old men living out their final days in Costco”. End ID.] - @/field-s-of-flowers

[aaronshitposts]

Not to be a theatre kid but-

[crystalclocktower]

[heroicvilliansometimes]

This is oddly specific but there should be animatics with Wally Darling and Neighbor acting act the events in the Great Comet of 1812.

More specifically the song The Ball where Natalie is uncomfortable, Neighbor, and Anatole, Wally, is doing all these weird obsessive acts and saying he’s in love with Natalie, Neighbor.

Also it would just be neat to see the cast wearing clothes that fit the time periods but are tailored to their personalities.

[starry-bite]

um??? amber gray? grace mclean?? and damon daunno??? in a concert workshop of a satre/beauvoir musical???? at Joe's pub????? this december??????

[bwaywingdingsnthings]

[lotussokka]

Tagged by @kittlyns (back in march lol) to share my lock screen, last song played, and last picture saved

it didnt specify how many people to tag so im going to tag 10 people bc kittlyn tagged me on my blog's 10th anniversary: @girlwwx @rudiecantfail @yokoyas @glitteratti @booksnbarricades @sonyachni @ettelwenailinon @smiliestboye @sisyphuslnabyss and @hopefulqueer

[broadwaytwitter]

the great comet twitter 1/?

[warandpeaceandemails]

(book 1 part 2 ch 4)

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[mariathechosen1]

[nathaira-stern]

Are we not gonna talk about how the costume design for the Broadway debut of The Great Comet in 2016 was heavily inspired by the aesthetic from Goncharov (1973) - particularly the character Anatole's first costume, which is just a period rendition of Goncharov's iconic suit?

I just think it's cool how there's an homage to Tolstoy's novel in the film (don't tell me you missed that line, it's a classic and it's verbatim!), and then Great Comet, the musical based on the novel, referenced the visual aesthetic of the film even though it doesn't include the line.

[oof-i-did-it-agaaiiin]

“I shan’t be violent, don’t be afraid” you threatened to bash his skull in SECONDS ago