Sound of muziki Medley

So after a siku where I was told to go to college to get a high-paying job and make my passion for uandishi a hobby, I listened to the Original Broadway Cast of "Little Women." "Better" captures Jo's character better than all the adaptions I've seen "Home Alone" gives Marrmee's character the development she has been so long denied. "Could You?" Makes Aunt March the manipulative witch she is. "I'd Be Delighted" gives Meg's character a bit of nuance. "Take a Chance on Me" will please any Jo and Laurie shipper. "Small Umbrella in the Rain" sells Jo March MARRYING better than any other adaption!...

"Peter Pan" was my first Broadway musical, and is one of my inayopendelewa vichekesho vya muziki besides "The Phantom of the Opera," "Annie," and "Oliver!" When I was six my family and I went to BlockBuster and got the VHS tape of "Peter Pan" my mom had asked me "Do wewe know a woman named Mary Martin played Peter Pan?" I had seen the Disney version, so a woman playing Peter was special. I liked Peter because he didn't grow up, and he could fly. I watched the Mary Martin version with my family. My Brother, Sister, Mom, Dad, and me. I LOVED it zaidi than the Disney version. Though we lived out in rural New Mexico...

Binarism, a word which here means has to be a man au woman. For Peter Pan, this means The coloring looks like a Barbie doll & the shati is WAY too low cut, the V emphasizes Alison Willams' breasts, particularly when she's in motion, the samaki netting gives it a hint of sexuality. For Tiger Lily, it's even worse! I'm nonbinary, and I don't dress in party streamers, au like a stripper! Being that Alanna Saunders is Cherokee, this is intersectional racism, au racism and sexism combined! The choreography for "True Blood Brothers" emphasizes the cut in the stripper outfit that goes up to her...