Increasingly Obscure Historical(ish) Musicals That Have Modern(ish) Music And I Love Them:

increasingly obscure historical(ish) musicals that have modern(ish) music and i love them:

les miserables

hamilton

newsies

anastasia

spring awakening

natasha, pierre, and the great comet of 1812

finding neverland

hadestown

prince of egypt

the hunchback of notre dame

jekyll and hyde

alice by heart

in the light

the secret garden

a little princess

starry

in the green

cleopatra: the musical experience

preludes

treason

rumi

gun and powder

beowulf: a thousand years of baggage

(To anyone not kish I was never here, you just imagined this convo)

Anyone else go through “food phases”

Where all you want to eat for a month or two is one specific food. Currently I like sandwiches. For the last three months it was potatoes

I swear this is going to just turn into a blog about my ap art history class lmfao, but we went from unit one (global pre-history) to unit 10 (global contemporary) and its really intresting how much of a persons life and experiences translate into their art prices when talking about contemporary art, which is a big jump from unit one where everything but the art piece itself was a big unknown

Anyway I used to not like contemporary art until I took art history and got to understand a lot about it and about famous artists within it, like basquiat and faith ringgold, who I never heard of before this class, and how their life experiences shape their artworks to the point that after learning about them you can see their very soul within their work

Anyway I love art history and my art history class

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Anyone else go through “food phases”

Where all you want to eat for a month or two is one specific food. Currently I like sandwiches. For the last three months it was potatoes

O, I AM FORTUNE'S FOOL!

i. hereditary (2018) / ii. ophelia / iii. the oresteia / iv. wolf in white van / v. antigone / vi. romeo + juliet (1996) by @rocktheholygrail / vii. rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead / viii. hereditary (2018) / iv. hadestown (2019)

My ap art history class is funny bc the amount of notes I have to to take for different pieces is hilarious, like the Apollo 11 stones vs Stonehenge, one page has like 10 sentences on it vs one that covers the entire page in cramped handwriting

It’s also funny bc all of the global pre-history pieces are just full of descriptions like “who made this? We have no fucking clue. Why was it made? Eh who knows.”