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Sylvia Plath (via incorrectsylviaplathquotes) Via a girl ought to celebrate what passes by

LIVING

tommya:

Raja | Dreamgirls Revue



I’m so into this. 

theswingingsixties:

Faye Dunaway, 1967.

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Fantastic Man says, “contrary to popular belief, socks and sandals are chic.” 

…well…I mean that happened. 

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ok here’s the deal. I’m OBSESSED WITH THIS. 

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(Source: eugmemeoneill)



It’s my dog’s fifth birthday today! Leaving him is FOR SURE always the hardest part about leaving home. 

Happy Birthday Booker!!! You have small ears. 


Lydia by Octavio Solis. OY! 
To start I’m really impressed by how much Spanish I knew from common use around the house (Yay ethnic family!).
Before I read this play someone jokingly described it to me as a Latino Mary Poppins. As. If. I really respect playwrights who can discuss difficult subject matter and human situations without soap boxing their opinion or falling into cliche. Wow. Wow. Wow.

(also there’s a creepy kitty meowing outside my window….so sketch)

Lydia by Octavio Solis. OY! 

To start I’m really impressed by how much Spanish I knew from common use around the house (Yay ethnic family!).

Before I read this play someone jokingly described it to me as a Latino Mary Poppins. As. If. I really respect playwrights who can discuss difficult subject matter and human situations without soap boxing their opinion or falling into cliche. Wow. Wow. Wow.

(also there’s a creepy kitty meowing outside my window….so sketch)


Just finished Harriet Jacobs by Lydia Diamond. A really complicated and compelling piece based on the early life of author and former slave Harriet Jacobs. Diamond’s dialogue is really beautiful and the structure and dramaturgy of the plot is really stunning. 
Nothing felt forced or awkward or preachy. It was a genuine, informative, and touching play about the human spirit. 
AND! Only one act. GO LYDIA! 

Just finished Harriet Jacobs by Lydia Diamond. A really complicated and compelling piece based on the early life of author and former slave Harriet Jacobs. Diamond’s dialogue is really beautiful and the structure and dramaturgy of the plot is really stunning. 

Nothing felt forced or awkward or preachy. It was a genuine, informative, and touching play about the human spirit. 

AND! Only one act. GO LYDIA! 


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