What I Liked This Week
Emily ChackerianA space for girls with OPINIONS
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There's No People Like Show People: What I Liked This Week #34
I love a book about publishing, I love a movie about movies, and I love a show about show business. Interestingly, both Sunset Boulevard and Gypsy are exactly that.
The Epic Highs and Lows of January: What I Liked This Week #33
Hi! You probably know that I work two jobs in theater. There is a job on the artistic team at a theater company, and there is a job on the editorial team at a theater journal. And over two weeks in January, I saw 7 shows for these two jobs....
Yes, You Can See That Show!
Hi all! My lovely friend Sara (who now has her own Substack you ought to check out!1) and I were chatting about the Broadway play English, and she mentioned that it looked like it was too expensive for her to see, but that she was sorry to ...
Movie Musicals, ranked by how much I would like to own the costumes from them
In honor of the triumphant return of the movie musical, of me watching The Sound of Music tonight, and specifically in honor of Galinda Upland’s Ozdust Ballroom dress, I’ve decided to create a fun (read; very dumb) niche list. As a child, I...
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Emily lives in Brooklyn! She likes dogs, musicals, gossip, and dumplings. She currently works at an Off-Broadway theater company, and also for a theater journal, but this is a gig economy, so if you've got more work, send it her way.
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