FFS GIVEAWAY TIME!! (following in the tradition of year 1 & year 2 & year 3)

prize package #1 is a Burr campaign leaflet signed by Brandon Victor Dixon & a “not throwing away my shot” pin from the 2015 off-Broadway run at the Public Theater. the other prizes are a variety of paper props from the show: the U.S. Constitution (for your consideration), some free thoughts for the Farmers of New York, & the Reynolds Pamphlet.

the way this one’ll work is that there will be four (4) ordered winners picked by random drawing. Winner #1 the signed Burr prop and pin; Winner#2-4 get their choice of prop with first-come, first-served preferences.

THE TEN GIVEAWAY COMMANDMENTS:

you gotta be a follower!

reblog this post to enter!

you get ONE (1) additional entry by also liking this post. but remember that you must reblog this post in order to be qualified for said additional entry.

you can only reblog/like one time each for entry.

if you have the means, please consider donating to Broadway Cares. there’s NO donation requirement & it will have NO effect on the giveaway entries, but just think about what we can do together!

entries are open worldwide – I will ship anywhere. which also means you have to be comfortable giving me your mailing address if you win.

giveaway ends TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 (I.E. ELECTION DAY) at 11:59pm EST.

FOUR (4) winners will be selected by random draw through an online generator.

winners will be announced here! I’ll do my best to also contact the winners individually through their tumblr ask box &/or fan mail, which I think I know how to use now.

winners must confirm within 48 hours or you lose the goods. winner order will be bumped up/new winner(s) will be selected should someone forfeit.

Like. Look at the movement of the water. The color. They’re not in a tank. That’s the motherfucking ocean. Or at least, a large closed off area in the ocean. The man in the video is on some sort of raft.

But those dolphins know the dude well enough to beach right next to him, and while I’m no expert in dolphin-ese, I know enough to make a pretty solid guess that those dolphins are trying to communicate with that clarinet (dolphins have their own languages! And I think the fast, lilting notes of the song combined with the clarinet’s natural sound mimics a dolphin’s clicks and chirps pretty well, all things considered)

I. beginner

II. intermediate

III. advanced

IV. belting so hard you go into labor