Nov 17, 2022
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Alright, saw the Phantom of the Opera on Youtube. Absolutely love it. But then I went to Tumblr and saw that most of the people call the play "Poto" (as for Phantom Of The Opera) and that was amusing and a little weird to me, a spanish speaker. In my country, "Poto" is a very informal word that means "Butt"
That's it, I wanted to share this bilingual fact with all of you, and I did.
The Majestic available in September!
Should we start spreading totally unsubstantiated rumors?
Six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald leads the production, which will play its final performance in August.
Masked Seducer Bats (I’m not making this up)
Apparently there is a species of bat (the wrinkle-faced bat) that masks up and sings in the night to lure a mate. See the above and below photos to see unmasked vs masked.
The bat’s face is covered in wrinkles and ridges, and it raises a furry mask to cover everything but its eyes. And of course, it sings.
Here’s a direct quote from the article in PLoS ONE: “The species has a bizarrely wrinkled face and lacks the characteristic nose leaf”
So, Erik would have indeed been quite the Don Juan had he been born a bat. He’d have had his choice of all the ladies :) Who knew? Sometimes science is stranger than fiction.
The articles are here if interested:
https://apple.news/An-CkGdaPRJmUBj13rMRxeg
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0241063