#no no no the comedy stage play

[that-gt-and-vore-stuffs]

Sorry, but I just love the idea of possession Vore. Imagine-

A ghost, or better yet more than one, wants revenge on someone who’s still living. But naturally, because ghost, they can’t. They just have to sit there, watching said person live their life a-okay. But then enters the perfect vessel: a Pred with a beacon of spiritual energy coming from them. They don’t want to be involved in the ghost(s) nonsense one bit, maybe trying desperately to hide their Pred side, but the ghost(s) doesn’t care. It’s too great of an opportunity to pass up, truly. The Pred would make such a good puppet, it only makes sense. So, much against their will, possession happens. There they have to sit, practically booted from their own body, having to watch themselves be puppeted into eating this prey when they never wanted to. Then boom, the control is released and they’re tossed right back into their own body. Only now they’ve got a stomach full of one (or more) very frightened/scared prey who’s moving a lot. To make matters worse, they’re not so sure they dislike it…

[nine-frames]

"The good ended happily, and the bad unhappily. That is what fiction means."

The Importance of Being Earnest, 1952.

Dir. & Writ. Anthony Asquith (based on the play by Oscar Wilde) | DOP Desmond Dickinson

[almaprincess66]

It came to me in a daydream but the following scene got into my brain:

Hamilton standing on a table delivering a monologe being real magestic and prideful and collected. And when he finishes he realises that he has to get off the table but stumbling down would ruin this amazing picture so he hushes Laurens there to take him down the table.

And Laurens does by grabbing him like he weights nothing and puts him down directly in front of him and they stare into each other's eyes but then realise that they are in fact surrounded by people. So Laurens quickly brushes off Hamilton's shoulder and they both hold up their hands with a thumbs up going

"All good? " "All good." And then they akwardly smile while nodding.

Idk why but this looked really funny in my head.

[anewgayeveryday]

Today's LGBT+ Character is;

Bagheera from Jugelboka (2008 Play)-Transgender Woman

Species; Panther

Requested by Anon

Status; Alive

[someawesomeamvs]

Warning: Potential spoilers, flashing lights

Title: From the Grave to the Stage

Editor: Winterblade AMVs

Song: Lifetime Achievement Award

Artist: Lemon Demon

Anime: Zombieland Saga

Category: Comedy

Awards: Naka Kon 2023 - Best Comedy Nebraskon 2023 - Spirit Award Sakura Con 2023 - Fun and Play Finalist ACEN 2023 - Freestyle Finalist Tokyo in Tulsa 2023 - Special Category (Magical Girls vs Zombies)

[shredsandpatches]

Somewhat pursuant to this post (in the sense of productions' need to determine a sort of moral point of no return that is clear and unambiguous onstage) I also find it a deeply funny indicator of cultural differences that British theater practitioners talking about staging Doctor Faustus always lead off with a sort of embarrassed "well, of course nobody actually believes in any of that kind of stuff anymore so we had to cut a lot and focus on the psychodrama" and Americans always start with "well, we were staging the play at a small liberal arts college in the American South so we had to tread very carefully..."

like, I'm not at all opposed to using mental illness as a framework for reading this play! I do it all the damn time myself -- but I also think you can't let yourself be embarrassed by the Christian structure of the play if you're going to stage it. It may not be real to you but it's real in the play and you can absolutely layer the psychology onto that. Even if "we" aren't believers and even if our immediate cultural milieu is pretty secular we're still living on the bones of the culture that produced the Faust legend and the culture that Marlowe was railing against. If it's real to Faustus it will be real to the audience at least for the duration.

[itsawritblr]

"As You Like It" at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre!

I can't believe the whole play is online!

I love this production! (I own the DVD.) I especially love Tim McMullan as Jaques.

If you love Shakespeare or theatre in general, watch this!

[mycological-mariner]

Gonna be in a touring play!!!

[dullahandyke]

didnt even touch on the sandra lynn stuff int he tags of the last post bcos if i talk about her im liable to explode. get behind me, middle-aged divorced woman proficient in archery

[oakskull]

hey did yoy guys know that heathers was a comedy

[multifandomlandfill]

Tbh Light's way too genuine (complementary) performance in the Death Note Musical when side by side with Ryuk's ✨way too camp✨(affectionate) performance perfectly encapsulates their dynamic.

[kincalloutsandotherstuff]

You kin Shigeo Kageyama?

Were you punished/discouraged from expressing your emotions? You feel like your feelings are a burden, don't you?

*sniff sniff* you probably have social anxiety

You actually crave friends but due to suppressing your emotions you've grown to lack social skills.

Your forgiving nature comes from you having to be the bigger person at all times.

You have a very low opinion of yourself and struggle with imposter syndrome. You latch on to anyone who shows you basic kindness for reassurance. You crave it and have moments of egotism

[vulpinesaint]

hey man. you know what. school finally did it. made me watch a movie that i liked. enjoyed even. would 100% watch again. all it took was a two and a half hour surrealist adaptation of titus andronicus

[personinthepalace]

Day 8 in NY: The Play That Goes Wrong!!! aka our last show

[itsawritblr]

I get disheartened, frustrated, and irritated, so I watch some silly Shakespeare.

Sir Toby tricking Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Cesario (Viola) into a duel for his own amusement makes me happy.

[books-are-my-life-stuff]

The musical stage play version of Mashle is starting the performance today! Here are some clips of it that I can find!

(Will be updated whenever I find more unless I hit the video post limit!)