#theatrebound

I was drawn to what a supportive friend Meg us throughout the show, plus her insatiable curiosity towards the entire situation. I always found it intriguing that the show ends on Meg holding up the mask, so I knew I had to recreate that moment!

A crossover of two of my favorite “holiday” shows, Phantom of the Opera and The Nutcracker! Growing up I had this Phantom nutcracker that I loved and he is entirely what inspired me to do this look. I tried to put together an outfit that felt reminiscent of typical Clara costumes but also called back to Christine’s dressing gown (mostly in the ruffles at the neckline). Similarly with the background edit, I wanted something that felt like a combination of the two worlds. I started off with a picture of a nutcracker party scene set, then add the candelabras, monkey music box, and traded out the floor to the glossy reflective stage from Phantom!

This woman is genuinely funny, I have no problem listening to her talking. I didn’t say DJs (or other content makers) aren’t allowed to chat and talk funny, but she’s actually making good points and telling the TRUTH as she introduces jobs in theatre. Her content is both entertaining and educational, this is what I believe students need, not 2-4h of pure entertainment. Finally, she’s dramatic since she’s a DRAMATURGE!!!

She reminds me of when I was in university; she has this same dramatic flair and unhealthy obsession with her favourite subject(s). This level of passion draws intelligent people in.

They said you can be whatever you want, so I decided to be a model...

This is me stuck in traffic

Practising my dramatic crying for my next video. This is what all dramaturgs do, well, okey fine it's just me.

Poor Ophelia, u ok Hun? Getting drunk and talking about Hamlet