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B) I do my best.
Okay worst would be ERRRrr, I'd say Cats. I'm not gonna lie, that shit is so godawfully structured. I mean normally you should be able to watch a musical and not have to read plot summaries or wikis before/after to understand it. That's the very BASIC part of good writing, where the audience knows what the heck is going on. Cats didn't make itself too accessible with an audience, all of a sudden you're thrown into a song about the names of cat's in some retarded monotonous delivery and you're just thinking "um what."
I DID NOT REALLY CARE FOR THAT MUSICAL. -
ERRrrr, I like meeting up with chums in our cool GRASSY KNOLL area between lectures and stuff. Does that count?
It's like RECESS BUT AS ADULTS.
I like the abundance of vending machines, lack of chavs, rooms with curtains and air con and PLEASANT STUFF.
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FUCKKK I don't know. OKAY TYPING WHAT IM THINKING
Les Mis is kinda too super srs with music, and you could say it's too repetitive, like the actual soundtrack echoes itself too much.
Avenue Q is delightfully chipper with most of the songs, but I think some might lack substance.
Chicago is REALLY AWESOME, because it's found that balance between serious shit and ridiculous scenarios perhaps? Not sure. Music had that big band kinda feel that I really dig.
Cats, both the music and play itself was pretty shittastic except for like THAT ONE SONG THAT EVERYONE FREAKING KNOWS but the rest falls so short because let's be honest, you can't do much with songs about cats. B|
I do LOVE me some Wicked, but I won't lie in the sense that a lot of the songs do little for me because they're almost predictable in their "pop" kind of feel. It's like "I've heard this before."
Beauty and the Beast is OKAY AS LAME AS IT SOUNDS, musically awesome. It's got a fucking MOB SONG which is pretty brutal, a goddamn drinking song, and some crazy fun stuff.
SOOOOO okay WITH THESE IN MIND, I'd have to say that MUSICALLY (ignoring plot etc) I'd go with either Chicago, or Beauty and the Beast.
Ten bucks says an hour after this I'll go FFFUUUUU think up another answer and be all "goddammit." -
I like art that tells some form of story, or has a kind of atmosphere. I mean, I love colour and fun illustrations and such, but if I see something that tells a story and evokes some emotion that's PRETTY DARN ATTRACTIVE in an artwork.
Buuuut, at the same time, I know I'm very fickle so styles and lines and the like would come into play as well.
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I don't know! There's so many different places and people and I'd be kinda overwhelmed by that.
London, or New York, or Melbourne or Sydney, or SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE I don't know, somewhere that isn't Perth.
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That's implying that I think my art is improving really fast. I'd say it was more of a gradual progression? Either way, improvement is improvement and I like the fact I don't suck as much as I did before, but I am also highly aware that I STILL KIND OF SUCK compared to fabulous other people.
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It was okay. I was chucked into a class of 2nd years, and to access my class I had to make sure I took the MIDDLE STAIRCASE on the FIFTH FLOOR to access the SEVENTH FLOOR etc.
So many stairs. SO MANY STAIRS. Erm. It's doing my head in but it's okay idk. -
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I think in this ridiculously vast and diverse world it's a bit difficult to pinpoint a singular individual with whom you indentify with. I mean, yes, there are instances in which I have similiar circumstances of upbringing, lifestyle or attitudes with friends but overall I cannot say I truly identify with anyone. It seems kind of vain to state this but I can find no other alternative. If anything, I just identify with certain characteristics or values that my friends and I share.
That answer was pretty vague though, so if i HAD to choose, I'd go with the lit teacher I had in high school <_< Because we liked the same things. -
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Haha, no I don't. It would look silly. When I tie my hair into a ponytail the PONYTAILBANDPART is so small and then its like HAIR.
mM hair is thick but not a good number of them, so squishing them all together in a braid never looks attractive. -
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Kaywinnit
Perth, Western Australia
Kaywinnit’s Bio
I am a classy sunavabitch (who apparently can't spell)
