The Invisible Queer

 Heyo! It's been a while since I last wrote about a musical on my blog. Two years, to be specific. I still very much love musicals. As a matter of fact, I'm listening to Heathers the Musical as I write this post. Have a special Heathers post planned for the future. Stephanie D'Abruzzo and John Tartaglia with Princeton and Kate Monster Today, I thought I'd write about my favorite musical: Avenue Q ! This has some "spoilers" so if you haven't listened to the Avenue Q cast album, go right now before continuing! It is absolutely hilarious and it's just so good. Fair warning, it is explicit and raunchy. Think South Park, Family Guy - that kind of raunchiness. In this post, I am going to scream about how Princeton doesn't deserve a second chance with Kate Monster and why she deserved so much better. Firstly, let's mention the obvious. They are fictional characters and they are puppets. I just thought this would be a fun post to write. I'll be lin

 On August 29, I awoke at 3am to learn the unfortunate news that Chadwick Boseman had passed away after battling colon cancer. I am beyond heartbroken and for a few hours, I was at a loss for words. He is an actor I have come to love. A phenomenal actor. Of course, I am sending my love to his family, those closest to him, and to my fellow fans. The world mourns our King. This post is late because every single time I attempted to open it and continue typing, I would find myself crying. This has been worked on every single day of the past week. Finding photos for this post hurt. It's been hard to put my feelings into words. It just hurts. I jumped on the bandwagon in 2018 when Black Panther came out. I was excited for a new MCU film and I was already a fan of Michael B. Jordan, Sterling K. Brown, Lupita Nyong'o, and Angela Bassett. I had only previously seen Chadwick in Captain America: Civil War. At the time I did now know that he played James Brown in Get On Up and Thurgood Mar