“One can never be overdressed or overeducated.” -Oscar Wilde Bonjour! I am so thrilled to be back amongst you, my fabulous friends! I have some rawther exciting news, and this news is the cause of my lack of an appearance on this blogosphere for a bit. The news is slightly frightening and somewhat exciting and about sixty three percent fabulous. Here goes. Ahem. I, … Continue reading Theatre Geek Chic: Back-to-School Fashion
Cheerio, my delightful and fascinating friends! I am so thrilled to be back amongst you. As many of you may know, it is currently summer. As some of you may also know, summer can be a difficult time for theatre geeks. For one, The Tonys, which are the epitome, aka the last big Hurrah of the Broadway Season, have come and gone, and so the … Continue reading A Theatre Geek’s Guide To Surviving Summer (Tips and Tricks For The Theatrically Inclined)
This season on Broadway we’ve had an especially diverse array of stories.  As Tina Fey put it, as she presented the Best Leading Actor award on the Tonys, “[we’ve had] straight men playing gay, gay men playing straight, anxiety disorders, existential crisis, accordions, and fat suits”. I think that pretty much sums it up. But in thinking over things, I came across to a startling … Continue reading Theatre Geek Chic: The Broadway Princess Edition👸
“The world will never be the same”. -Lin-Manuel Miranda, Hamilton Cheerio, my darlings! I hope you’re doing absolutely smashingly today. This past weekend was one of my very best because of one absolutely marvelous thing: The LA Times Festival of Books happened. The LA Times Festival of Books, something that occurs every year in Southern California, is an event filled with wacky authors, boba, many variations … Continue reading The Top 5 Reasons Hamilton Is Not Over: A Theatre Geeks Smashes The Haters
“Life is a cabaret, old chum, come to the cabaret!” -Cabaret Bonjour, mes chĂ©ris! I’m sure you’ve missed me while I’ve been gone. Well, I’ve missed you too and I’ve really been dying to tell you all something quite wonderful. Over the years I have striven for class and elegance. This you know. Sometimes I have been successful and sometimes I have not, but my faults … Continue reading A Theatre Geek’s Guide to Class, Elegance, and Revenge
“All the woods are alive with the murmur and sound of spring” -Oscar Wilde Hello, my darling people of amazingness! In case you haven’t noticed, spring is most definitely in the air. I love springtime in California because it is not chilly outside anymore but the weather hasn’t reached that point where you collapse in the middle of the frozen section in Trader … Continue reading It Might As Well Be Spring (‘Cause it is): Spring Greetings From Your Favorite Theatre Geek
“And here’s to the fools who dream, crazy as they may seem.” –Mia, La La Land Hello, my friends! I have a question. Have you ever read something or watched something or even met someone and said to yourself, wow, those are my people, I’ve found my people, goshdarn, and then were you struck with a deep sense of glee and subesquently found the need … Continue reading Another Day Of Sun: My Quest For La La Land
“A girl should be two things: Fabulous and Classy.” -Coco Chanel Hello, my dears! I have returned! As some of you know, theatre is my biggest love. But I also love, love fashion and clothing. I didn’t used to, actually. When I was younger I just wore this one jean skirt. It was a dark time but I was also just very young and misguided. … Continue reading A Theatre Geek Prepares for The Biggest Night of Her Life
Hi everyone! I’m so sorry this is so late! I was kind of gallivanting around without much regard for humanity or anything. Sorry. Right now I’m listening to 1989 and can I just say how much I love Taylor Swift? Not only is she an amazing song-writer, she also auditioned for the movie version of Les Miserables for the part of Eponine. Um, yeah, theater … Continue reading Theatre Geek Chic: Fashion Inspired by Broadway
Classiness. Sometimes when I get kind of insecure in social situations I close my eyes and I can sort of hear Carol Channing, Elizabeth Taylor, and Barbra Streisand hissing, “Class it up, honey.” I know that sounds weird. I have, since the age of 15,  been on a quest to achieve the epitome of classiness, whatever the heck that consists of. Sadly I have not always been on this quest. When I was a young chit … Continue reading In Pursuit of Class
