Musical Sideblog

Welcome to the official page for the Wonderville Traveling Fair! This page is run by a handful of our most trustworthy underpaid teenage staff.

For generations, our family business has served Northern Saskatchewan and its surrounding areas, providing endless hours of safe, clean fun to the communities we love.

Don’t miss our annual Fall Fair, and be sure to Ride the Cyclone!

⋆.˚ ☾⭒.˚ uᴉɐƃɐ punoɹ puɐ punoɹ puɐ punoɹɐ sǝoƃ ʇᴉ 'ƃuᴉpuǝ-ɹǝʌǝu sᴉ ǝɟᴉl ɟo ɯɐǝɹp sᴉɥʇ ʍouʞ ᴉ ⋆.˚ ☾⭒.˚

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[OOC: This is a gimmick/RP blog meant to portray the fictional deadly carnival from the musical, Ride the Cyclone.

-This blog’s version of Wonderville occasionally deviates slightly from the canon show due to the limited information available and some background worldbuilding that has gone down as a result. If you pay close enough attention, you may just catch a glimpse of an ongoing storyline!

-This blog features multiple narrators/characters “running” the blog. There are two authors. We kiss

-The timeline of this blog is deliberately ambiguous and free-floating. I kind of operate on a time loop theory.

I would run it but I never know what’s going on (with upcoming productions at least but idk maybe someone would help?? Idk.)

Ex : “08 | 13 | 23 - Audio recording from a showcase in 2015 with the Canadian Tour cast and songs found

[all the info abt it like where it was found n stuff]”

I know exactly wtf this is referencing

And I hate it <3

I probably sound like a broken record to all of the artists, but one more time I want to thank everyone for their ideas, their art, and most importantly their patience. Over the last month I've gotten to know 17 (excluding myself haha) of the coolest people in this fandom, all of which are artists I've admired long before I posted the sign up sheets. I also want to thank everyone who signed up! All of you are amazing and I'm so so grateful you all liked my idea so much. It has been so, so awesome putting this project together, and I will forever cherish it as one of the most special things I've ever been a part of.

To the St Cassian's Yearbook Committee, I love you all so so much (/platonic).

Here are all of the lovely people I've gotten a chance to work with. Follow them, check them out, tell them you appreciate their work!!!!!

@irldogbot @bi-shop @gooberdude101 @pushing-daisies-deceased @uglylilclown @youreanerdharvey @joeseventies @idk-tbh-idk @cam-stopped-eating-candles @witcherstorm @rodethecyclone @manuscripts-don-t-burn @time-is-a-weird-soup @zstarcatsz @anispelix @lillazyboithings @fizzle-y

P.S. - I've linked the flip book version of our project above, though I think the slideshow pdf might be higher quality. The slideshow is below the cut!

- She by Dodie Clark

- She Keeps Me Warm by Mary Lambert

At last…….this guy.

Meet George Morten. Self-proclaimed engineer and innovator. Local park owner. Possibly the first man to build and monetize an actually clairvoyant fortune-telling machine, albeit with ulterior motives. Born February 3rd, 1899. Died June 26th, 1958.

Karnak’s creator. Things have not gone as he had planned.

SOME dudes, not gonna name names, fear their own mortality so hard that they create an omniscient fortune telling machine to revive themselves upon their untimely and unnatural death only to fail to realize that the machine has its own free will and has no interest in using its resurrecting abilities on them