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Richard II ! Or Love’s Labours! Or Amadeus!

I'm definitely going to do Richard II.  LLL and Amadeus are good ideas as well, though.

fishfingersandcumberbatch replied to your post“I really want to do an all female dream cast of something that is not canonically all female”

What about an all-female Newsies or Sweeney Todd!

Both excellent ideas

loyaulte-me-lie replied to your photo“YES YES YES TO BOTH OF THOSE”

Richard III <3

I've done a R3 dream cast, but I could totally do another one.

odysseiarex replied to your post“I really want to do an all female dream cast of something that is not canonically all female”

LEAR

DUDE. YEEESSSSS.

jgaskisanerd replied to your post“I really want to do an all female dream cast of something that is not canonically all female”

I've always wanted to do a gender bent cast of all females for the musical 1776.

Ummmmmm theatre is always hazardous to your heath. And simultaneously the most beneficial for your soul.

Ughhhhhh Cape Town looks incredible! It’s my favorite type of landscape - where mountains run straight into the sea. It’s like Cape Town is nestled inside the space that doesn’t exist where water and oil collide.

fishfingersandcumberbatch replied to your post: Top six places you’ve been!

And inside each droplet is an astonishing world places waiting to be explored. A giant nook in a massive cranny, teaming vibrantly with life. I can smell the briny air and feel the toasted wind whirling around me. No wonder you love it so.

Um duh ‘cause you’re amazing.

fishfingersandcumberbatch replied to your post: So this production of The Winter's Tale is packed with straight boys

Sounds like your production is a bag of dicks. And I mean that as a compliment. Hubba hubba

6. London, England- It’s been far too long since I’ve been to London, but the impression the city left on me has held firm. 

5. Moscow, Russia- I went to Russia at the worst possible time of the year: smack in the middle of winter. But in some ways, that was the best way to experience Moscow. That city grabbed me and shook me awake. It was at times harsh and intimidating in it’s beauty and grandeur, but the artistic community that hosted me was nothing but hospitable, nurturing, and enlightening. It was wonderful and awful and COLD AS FUCK.

4. Rhinebeck, NY- I was only in Rhinebeck for 72 hours, but I fell in love with that town.  The main town is really only a few streets wide, but it’s packed with an extraordinarily high amount of genuinely amazing restaurants, art galleries, bookshops, clothing boutiques, etc… Then, when you drive outside of the town limits, there are some of the most incredible estates: true marvels of American architecture.  I’m dying to go back.

3. San Francisco, CA- I just loving everything this city is: food, culture, art, everything. I love how distinctive neighborhood is, without feeling segregated or closed off.  It’s physically beautiful: airy and free. I think, if I had to move anywhere else in America, that’s where I’d go.

2. Edinburgh, Scotland- I left a piece of my heart in Edinburgh. It’s wild, rough, untamed, and extraordinarily accepting. I feel like the ten days I spent in Edinburgh sent me along the path to becoming the person I am now.  Something about the rough, but open heart of that city captured me and my imagination. Can I go back now? Please?

also you can have my number to ~text for encouragement~ if you fancy

I think I'll take you up on that

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Agreed all-around!