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Now that i think about it, if avengers and the mcu took place in the 90s who would eddie murphy play? like there is no way he’d play a supporting character esp to a white guy in the 90s….hmmm he’d probably audition and try hard for t’challa, but they’d probably give him blue marvel…but that character didn’t exist in the 90s…and there is no way he’d play Hiemdall lmao.

Me.

A lot of adulthood is shouting “AUGH MY LAUNDRY” hours after you put it in the washer/dryer and running to go fetch it

I am Sherlocked.

A graphic poster I designed based on the famous BBC take on a modern Sherlock Holmes.

I’ve used the silhouettes of Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman who play Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson respectively on the violin along with a few known structures of the London skyline and The Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) in the centre.

I’d love to know your views regarding this.

Cheers. x

Weeping

Luke in the Millennium Falcon A New Hope (1977) // The Last Jedi (2017)

Playbill Contest!

War Paint fans who never got to see the show, I took extra playbills so I can give them away to you guys. Everyone should get to experience a little of the magic! Follow me if you’re not already (I usually follow back) and reblog and I’ll select a random person on Dec. 1st to whom I will send this. (US only please because of shipping price)

I’m crying this looks so good.

“Twelfth Night” by William Shakespeare

Shakespeare in the Park, 2009

Starring Raúl Esparza, Herb Foster, Anne Hathaway, Jay O. Sanders, Julie White, Hamish Linklater, David Pittu, Audra McDonald, Michael Cumpsty, Charles Borland, Stark Sands & Jon Patrick Walker

So I was walking to the car, carrying my dad’s banjo, and I was thinking about how the word banjo sounds like the noise a banjo makes. 

Then my brain just went and thought,

“A banjo by any other name would sound just as twangy.”

I thought I’d share that with you

2018 Resolutions

1) Feel alright for 10 minutes

2) Feel alright for 20 minutes

3) Feel alright for 40 minutes

4) Feel alright for the rest of your life

From the Jack Alive Benifit concert on 9 April 2018, Cetology from Moby Dick, sung by Dave.

(and recorded by me)