Sep 3, 2021
Skimbleshanks is Perceiving.
Reed Jones, original Broadway production.
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Skimbleshanks is Perceiving.
Reed Jones, original Broadway production.
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Christine Langner as Etcetera (Rumpelteazer's chorus persona) in the original Broadway production.
There's a man over there and he's being perceived.
Harry Groener as Munkustrap and Stephen Hanan as Gus, Broadway 1982. Foremost on the left is Pouncival (Herman Sebek), and on the right Plato (Kenneth Ard).
Please enjoy OBC Rumpelteazer / Etcetera looking very baby.
Christine Langner; with Wendy Edmead (Demeter) in the background.
Etcetera (Christine Langner) in the original Broadway production: that is, Rumpelteazer's chorus persona. Also Wendy Edmead as Demeter.
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Mistoffelees contemplates shooting that giant shiny nightbird down out of the damn sky for interrupting the ball.
Harry Groener as Munkustrap, Timothy Scott as Mistoffelees, and Whitney Kershaw as Sillabub; Broadway 1982.
Tumblebrutus is Observing. He's not decided yet whether he should actually do anything. This could be entertaining.
Stephen Hanan as Bustopher Jones and Robert Hoshour as Tumblebrutus, original Broadway cast.
Look at this beautiful little sparkly cryptid.
Timothy Scott, Broadway 1983, with comedian Phyllis Diller.