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My favourite part about working in hospitality is having to inform people that yes if it's in the title, it's in the meal.
Customer: does the tomato bruschetta have tomato in it?????
Me: 😀 no it doesnt- OF COURSE IT HAS FUCKING TOMATO IN IT. 🤗🥳🧍♂️🐬🌈
Starting today, I will be doing #MUSICALMAYHEM which is a year full of me making animatics for musicals that you all get to pick. There are at least 1 musical for each month the musical list will posted and you all will tell me which song deserves to be turned into an animatic and I will pick the song based on how many people say the same one.
First picture is for February to April and the second is for the whole year. Please go a vote on Instagram.
If you like animatics and musicals please join in with your own list or aniamtics or even just by voting
https://www.instagram.com/stories/its_izzy_2025/3547819744965470468?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=MTNjaXQyMmpjejd6bQ==
a robot waitress
i miss my job so freaking much you don’t understand :( we had cute little themed days when i got to dress up im gonna cry 💔💔
this is the vibe i get from these musicals
Jeremy Jordan is very princesscore💖✨
Curious about how many musicals people have seen
Cutest waitress in the world! 🍎🍦
Waitress fanart wooooooo
Just some more reposts of slimes I made earlier.
guide to singing along to musicals alone
Be More Chill: sing along to ALL the instrumentals.
The Book of Mormon: passionately yell the lines. Then glance out the window awkwardly to make sure no one’s listening. Then resume passionately yelling. Awkwardly go quiet when you hear people passing your door. Repeat.
Dear Evan Hansen: two modes: either humming the songs peacefully to yourself or jumping to your feet, perfectly executing the “Sincerely, Me” dance and also doing all of Ben Platt’s physical tics and waiting for your Tony.
Falsettos: *singing along happily for hundredth time* *abruptly stops* What does that line even mean
Hamilton: there is literally only one way to do it: singing along to all the parts at once and incorporating all the furniture in the room for maximum effect.
The Last Five Years: have a hundred tabs open with the lyrics. It would be one of the easiest musicals to sing along to alone if there weren’t so many goddamn words.
Les Misérables: reconcile yourself to the fact that it’s physically impossible to sing along to all the parts. You gotta just pick a character to sing with. Which is actually fine, because most Les Mis fans have this one character that’s “their” character. And there’s probably only one character who’s in your range, anyway. I mean, you can try to sing along to all the parts, but prepare to get absolutely slaughtered in “One Day More.”
Newsies: whatever you do, just don’t try to dance along. Please.
Next to Normal: *singing along happily for hundredth time* *abruptly stops* Whoa. That line is really clever/weird/sad/beautiful.
The Phantom of the Opera: AHHHHH aaahhhh ahhhh ahhhHHHH SING MY ANGEL OF MUSIC AHHHH ahhhh ahhh hahhhHHHHH sing mY ANGEL ahhh hahhhhhhh ahhhhHHHHH SING FOR MEEEE AHHHHH HHHHHHHH HAHHHHH HHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SING MY ANGEL HHHHHHHH Ś̹̗̝̠̫I͓̻̰̲N̢̠͕G̦̬͟ ̲F̳̫̦̜̭̰O͙̹̪͕̞͉͟R̩̭̦ ̛̠͚̰M̫͍̬͇͈̖EE̖̙̬̳̞̞̹È̖E͈EE͏E̗̞̲͍̰̕E̗̙̬̻̭Ḛ̫͉̗̜ aaʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰʰ
Rent: ALL the air guitar.
Spring Awakening: *forgets lyric* 🎶 lonely grass purple horses hay bale 🎶
Waitress: wait until “I Didn’t Plan It” and “She Used to Be Mine,” and then let out YEARS of pain and sadness
Wicked: *searches on YouTube* how to belt
me watching broadway reopening and shut down again after 3 months and many shows are closed even though i can't go to new york to see musicals live:
OMG YOU GUYS IMAGINE ERIKA HENNINGSEN AS JENNA AND KYLE SELIG AS DR. POMATTER IT WOULD BE PERFECT
Waitress has officially became one of my emotional support musicals.
why does this comment make so much sense?
Listening and singing along to sad musical theatre songs: much easier to cry, cry more than usual, 12/10 definitely recommend.
so i was watching the waitress bootleg and Becky said "puttin’ the pap back in smear" when she noticed Jenna had an affair with Dr. Pomatter. What's this joke mean? (sorry English isn't my mother tongue so i don't really understand it)
I feel like Ukraine would be hella cute as a 50's diner waitress, click for better quality :>
Also the shitty background definitely didn't take me half an hour
will anyone gift a poor girl a boot
hey so if anyone has some waitress boots they wanna gift i would SO SO SO SO appreciate it! i have none and recently saw the show and i am so hyperfixated i need to see it again, with any cast but preferably the OBC. again id really appreciate it!
My dad has picked some bad movies for us to watch, giving me the opportunity to get bored and make more of these!
Make theater more accessible
Hello to all Broadway fans! I can guarantee that you have absolutely no clue who I am because I have only posted two things on here, and they were both about the Riverdale Heathers episode. However, what you should know is that I am a MAJOR fan of the theatre, modern Broadway in particular, and there are many shows I would absolutely love to see, but there is just one problem. Tickets are really expensive, and also New York is hours away. I want to write a letter or sort of essay to the American Theatre Wing or someone who could do something about the accessibility of Broadway to try and sell them on trying to make Broadway shows more accessible, whether it’s making tickets cheaper or doing what they did with Newsies with all of the most popular shows or both or something else. Currently, the only way the vast majority of theater fans get to experience these Broadway shows is through the cast recordings and the occasional bootleg. Even if the tour comes to town, tickets are still expensive, and if your parents are anything like mine, they’re not a huge fan of a lot of this stuff, they don’t understand it that much, and overall, they don’t see much of a reason to spend that kind of money on a “stupid show.” So we watch the bootlegs. We live and breathe the cast recordings. And then when any clips of the show are released, we FREAK OUT. Many people do not have the money, or the support from parents, or they can’t make the trip to New York, but for whatever reason there is, many theater fans have never actually seen a Broadway show. Another thing in the theater is that it is definitely not accessible to the deaf. I know that there was a production of Spring Awakening that was, but for the most part, theater is not accessible to those who are deaf, and sometimes people with other disabilities. Anyways, the point is that I want to write a letter or essay to try and sell the idea of making theater more accessible to everyone, and I want anyone who wants to help to help. I will leave my email and a link to the document, and I am sure that if everyone collaborates, we could probably write something pretty good and send it to the American Theatre Wing. There has been talk for a while about how Broadway needs to be more accessible, and I’ve even seen a post many times about the irony that many shows are about the poor and destitute and yet those are the exact people who can never see these shows because they are so expensive. If you can, try to help write, and also SOURCES. PLEASE. The reason I am reaching out to so many people is because it’s hard to find sources on this sort of thing. Hard as in I genuinely do not know what to search, and then what I did search, I found literally nothing.
Anyways, my email is deadgirlwalking.1717@gmail.com and the link to the document is down below. You will have to request edit access.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KRi5Roe_JWuO6EHGfgIHlETbRHFp_rnykf1EptXeFek/edit
Disclaimer: I don’t know if this will help any, but we can try.
Edit: anyone reading this now, feel free to read the letter, but it has been finished and sent off.