Theatrekid Stories

࣪⊹ ࣪ ˖ 💌 ₊ ⊹ "The only thing better than Hairspray, that's me!" Loretta Hayes has spent two years working behind the scenes at The Corny Collins Show, where her job is simple: keep the broadcast running and stay out of the spotlight. She's good at both. But when a quick fix during a live show catches Corny Collins' attention, the golden boy host suddenly starts noticing the girl who's been standing in the wings all along. And as Baltimore begins to change and tensions rise both on and off camera, Loretta finds herself caught between ambition, racial prejudice, old rivalries, and a man whose smile looks a little less perfect the closer she gets to him. After all, television only shows what's happening under the lights. Not the real story happening backstage.

The hit musical Hamilton takes a turn when the characters go to school in the present (post COVID-19)

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Sage is trying to adjust to her new life in Frankenmuth by auditioning for the school play. But will her past hinder her from reaching for her dreams? Or will Josh be there to lend a helping hand?

"I know it's wrong. Wanting someone else-his brother, of all people. But I can't help it. He feels like the connection I've been aching for my whole life." Amelia is sixteen, with a soul made for the stage and a fire she can't quite tame. School is hell for her - a place where creativity goes to die and no one really sees her. Sure, she has friends, but no real connection. It's like she's always performing, even offstage. The theater is her home. The stage is the only place where her mind finally goes quiet - where she doesn't have to think about her father, her boyfriend, school, or her past. The theater is her now, and everyone else's once upon a time. "What the hell is that girl doing to me? I've been with plenty of girls-but this one, she sees me. Every time I put on the mask, every time I puff up my ego, she cuts right through it. It drives me crazy... and I love it." Manuel is a misunderstood soul. Soft on the inside, armored on the outside. The mask he's worn for so long has become part of him. Years of being overlooked in favor of his younger brother taught him to shrink in silence, to protect his heart with sarcasm and ego. He's distant. Confusing. Impossible to read. But on stage? That's where he shines. That's where he becomes someone his parents might finally look at - really look at. But behind the curtain, something in him shifts. Drawn to a soul he somehow already knows- with a summer glow and curls that dance through his mind like a memory. Their eyes say everything their lips aren't allowed to. Because onstage, they speak someone else's love. But behind the scenes... something real begins to echo between the lines.

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These are musical one shots from a bunch of musicals i like. Fellow theatre kids, enjoy. These one shots are pretty much more elaborate stuff of a few of the songs from these musicals.

I translated songs from musicals, and translated them back to english

In the face of rampant homophobia among his peers, sixteen year-old Cameron Tate keeps his head down, never humoring his bigoted peers with conversation. After all, his secret must be held close to his chest: he's gay. If anyone learned of and reported it to the administration, it would be grounds for expulsion; thus, Cameron's social life begins and ends with his play rehearsals. When the actor portraying Judas Iscariot in Eden Christian School's winter production abruptly drops out a month before the show, Cameron finds himself promoted to acting alongside Des Jacobs, his straight, taken, and out-of-league crush. Upon growing closer to Des, however, he learns that the object of his affections is more than what meets the eye. They say "love wins," but in a totalitarian private school environment, can it? The following story, loosely inspired by real life events, contains strong homophobia and strong language. Reader discretion is advised.

All the song lyrics in order for the beautiful music musical based on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, and Hades and Persephone... Hadestown

My POV of what i think Kenoshas daily life was leading up to the play, coming from a real Kenosha actor (THE MIDDLE SCHOOL VERSION BECAUSE IVE ACTED THE PROFESSIONAL ONE AT THE COMMUNITY THEATRE AND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL A FEW YEARS AGO AND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL ONE WAS WAY BETTER, FIGHT ME!!)

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After moving from a different state, Dan Ryder is the new kid in town. He loves to act, sing, dance, and one day dreams to be on Broadway. But when school starts, will everyone like him for who he is? Or will he be the laughing stock of the whole school?

Jared kleinman is a self absorbed teenager, well at least, that's how every one sees him. This will be a fluffy story about how Jared works up the courage to tell Evan how he feels! If I write anything that could be angsty (tho I doubt it) I will put trigger warnings before * I am a bad write, don't expect perfect punctuation .* Characters not mine

That Guy From History Do you ever just look at someone and go 'hmm how have i never noticed them before' that was what it was like when i finally recognized that guy from history. Every last period for the past two months this boy sat directly infront of me and we exchanged exactly zero words until the accident. He was gorgeous but what happens when you mix a guilty conscience and good looks.

my "diary", where I talk about shows I'm in, school, Broadway, etc. P.S. English is not my first language, so if you see any mistakes, please correct me

Sophie is looking forward to putting on a production of the little mermaid and hoping to score the lead, a menkie, and herself an NYU scholarship. her plan was perfect until a new girl comes and ruins her whole plan.

What happens when you mistake someone else's love for a reason to become someone you're not? When Jamie's identity becomes a performance, he loses more than just himself. But when your sense of identity is wrapped around someone else's approval, it's easy to confuse affection for purpose -and change for love. This is a story about identity, self-erasure, and the quiet heartbreak of trying to become the version of yourself you think others will finally choose. Updates Saturdays at 12PM EST (GMT-5)

Two teenagers are forced to play the two main characters in a play, a very famous one in fact. "Romeo and Juliet" . They don't really have chemistry, even though they are splendid actors. Since this play is really important to the school's reputation, as they travelled to a different city for it, the director of the play forces them to share the hotel room and hopes for the best. Read this book to find out about the drama between the stars of the show.