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Posted on 10/08/2014 8:04:58 AM PDT by Squawk 8888
Musical theatre can be a weird place. Musical theatre in San Francisco can be extra-weird. As proof, I present Yeast Town, a new rock musical based on yeast. Yes, the little things that make bread rise and cause infections, you know, down there.
So what could such a production be all about? Let me quote from the show’s producers:
In the year 3,000,458,000 B.C., the salt-eating yeasts are the only living creatures on earth, and they’re up against a food shortage, a strange new emotion called “love” and the oppression of a tyrannical king. When the king’s dreamer of a son ventures out of the known yeastiverse, the yeasts’ story – and ours – is changed forever.
Okay, that didn’t really help. Maybe this video will clear things up.
No? Then read more here. Not that it will help. Thanks to Tom. Sort of.
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That deaf dumb and blind yeast
Sure plays a mean infection!
The idea people behind this need to aim higher. I’m no fan of pretension but this is simply bottom feeding.
I’m the Gypsy,
The Acidophilus Queen.
The dearth of ideas in the so-called “creative community” has rendered it a veritable desert. One of marxism’s goals is to rob art of its relevance, its vitality, and its ability to elevate. In the Post-Modernists, it has achieved that goal in spades.
Every time I look at you I don't understand
Why you let the things you did get so out of hand.
You'd have managed better if you'd had it planned.
-PJ
Angel Snow.
Pop music is dead but rock is very much alive. You’ll never hear good new music on mainstream radio, though.
I understand the soundtrack is infectious.
Is this an old one from Frank Zappa or did he rise from the dead to write it?
sounds infectious
That’s nothing, the second Spider-Man movie of the reboot franchise was a damned dubstep opera.
Brrrrssttdubdubdubdubwhooaaaaaazzzzzapppppoooooohhhhhhhaaaagggg
Where there any disco operas?
Why did they decide to reboot it so soon after 3 successful films?
Saturday Night Fever. It was what you would expect a disco opera to be.
The characters didn’t sing the songs in Saturday Night Fever. Electro Foxx did in Spider-Man 2 - Electro Musical
I am blaming you in advance for my upcoming nightmares.
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