The King is giving a festival
So excited to be going to the Sondheim interview tonight. Excited for my friend Mary who gets to interview him.
Mercedes should move to New York.
Mike too.
Everyone should move to NYC except the newbies.
music & lyrics by Joe Iconis sung by Krysta Rodriguez from “Joe Iconis presents ‘The Friday Night Commotion’” Recorded live 1-28-11 @ The Laurie Beechman The…
How is it that I am just now noticing how awesome Krysta Rodriguez (Anna, SMASH) is? Why haven’t I noticed her before?
She blows me away on this version of “Broadway, Here I Come” and I finally get the tragic story of these lyrics.
Wow - new obsession.
Free Luke Edgemon
Blake picks off non-country singers with great voices so that others don’t get them. Then he eliminates them and keeps the country singers.
Luke’s 1st mistake was picking Blake over Usher.
Luke’s 2nd mistake was singing Teenage Dream. I appreciate the Warbler love, but Darren Criss owns all versions of that song and all others pale in comparison - including Katy Perry.
Still love you Luke Warbler!
Just putting this out there.
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I will never forget experiencing this in person. This was his final performance. I sat in front row center of the balcony. When it was time to leave, I went down the stairs at the front of the theater and had to cross through the front orchestra seats to get to the exit. His mother asked me who caught the glasses. I had to tell her I didn’t know. His mother is his biggest fan and I think this says a lot about both of them.
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How long until someone makes a meta post about the pictures on the wall?
What is this shot from? Do we have higher res? I want to know everything.
Ryan tweeted it. It’s definitely Glee spoilers.
It’s pretty hi res. Click on the picture, then click the little “hi res” thing under it.
Anyway, I’m guessing that’s a scene with Adam, akin to Blaine’s “Teenage Dream” picture, courtesy of Ryan.
Thank you.
And breathtaking. How can an actor move me so much in a still?
I actually know I’ve seen all three prints before, but it’s going to take me a little bit to put names to them. I’m really hoping the one on the far right is about what I seem to recall it being about. I’m hoping someone with more skills there will do that solving.
The first painting is a scene from staging of “Richard III” by W. Shakespeare.
Source: http://tinyurl.com/d62g3ed
The second is from “King Lear” also by W. Shakespeare. It is Cordelia comforting her ailing father, King Lear.
Source: http://tinyurl.com/cqcr7tz
The third is being more elusive.
