Paige Davis as Val (aka Valerie Clark; aka Margaret Mary Houlihan — “Couldn’t you just die?”), in A Chorus Line
₪ 2nd May, 2013 at 16:31
Posts tagged performance.
♫ Gee, it sure would be swell to get outa here
Bid the gutter farewell and get outa here ♪
♪ Downtown where the sun don’t shine!
Downtown past the bottom line ♫
₪ 3rd Apr, 2013 at 22:55
LONG DAY
up at 530am; worked 8 hours; had a performance; went to the cast party till 230am — sang karaoke (“All I Care About” and “Light My Candle”). Im about to go drop dead, now.
₪ 3rd Mar, 2013 at 03:17
much better pic of me as a down-and-out Skid Row Wino
i still need pics of me in my other costumes!
₪ 27th Feb, 2013 at 23:30
“Zowee, powee, holy cow!” It was so great tonight, performing the show with an audience! Everybody in the show was awesome as fuck! We all missed Twoey (our Voice couldnt make it, unfortunately), but we all cant wait for Opening Night on Friday!!!
₪ 27th Feb, 2013 at 22:47
![Joe Gideon - “Bye Bye Life”, from All That Jazz [1979]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/19cea2bf88cb2c252edfb4aa896fb5b5/tumblr_mhef43Frfe1r0ufaco1_500.jpg)
Ellen Greene performs “Somewhere That’s Green”, live at the New York Film Festival’s screening of Little Shop of Horrors - the Director’s Cut [full song]
She still sounds great after 30 years! (Im counting that she started playing Audrey Off-Bway in 1982, not just years since the film was made)
₪ 2nd Oct, 2012 at 00:12
Title: Good Riddance
Artist: American Idiot Original Cast
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Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) | April 20, 2010
(via fuckyeahamericanidiot)
SMASH - Season 1 | Episode 4: “The Cost of Art”
Musical Number: “I Never Met a Wolf Who Didn’t Love to Howl”
₪ 28th Feb, 2012 at 19:30
More of the Idiot GIFs i made the other night.
I just love the faces Rebecca Naomi Jones/Whatserface makes during “American Idiot”
₪ 13th Feb, 2012 at 13:36
a ready stock of gibberish and poppycock
Ryan. Sarcastic. Modest. Spontaneous. Misanthrope. Romantic. Sardonic. Assured. Slacker. Dashing. Vegetarian. Gay. Potential to become vehement. Often clever and quick-witted. On the young side of ageless. Prefers the escapism of theatre, films, or tv. No apologies, no regrets.
