i'm sorry it's such a lousy story.

sunshine-taylor:

“Someone really only needs to put me in a dimly lit room and tell me it’s a haunted house and I will have a nervous breakdown.”

—Randy Harrison

(via a-fey-and-awkward-presence)

THEIR FAVORITE THINGS: Silence! The Musical and "Queer As Folk" Star Randy Harrison Shares His Theatregoing Experiences

DLNQNT VAPID FIRE: RANDY HARRISON

sometimes-good-shit-happens:

1. What turns you on, creatively or otherwise? Randy Harrison: Men’s gymnastics, flying trapeze, risk, speed, music, lederhosen, and body hair.

2. What’s a good tip for someone who wants to be you for Halloween?RH: It won’t be convincing without a patina of despair.

3. Which celebrity’s hair do you covet most? RH: Marlon Teixiera — especially the eyebrows.

4. What would your death-row last meal be? RH: Violetta di Parma — beet gnocchi in a goat cheese cream sauce — and a bottle of rosé.

5. What’s your juiciest vice or guiltiest pleasure? RH: Paris.

6. What extravagant purchase should probably make you feel guiltier?RH: Skincare.

7. When’s the last time you wanted to slap someone? RH: Right now. Sara.

8. What most likely made that stain on your outfit? RH: Coffee or smoothie.

9. Describe your favorite undergarment. RH: Small and white, clean and bright. Like Edelweiss.

10. What’s a lie you’ve told more than once? RH: I love you.

BONUS: Where do you see yourself in five minutes? RH: On my roof.

I FUCKING CAN’T

(via choosethehell)

"I began performing as a child and the theatre has always been a home for me. Being with actors in a rehearsal or on stage has always been one of the few places I really feel I belong and am accepted. When I was younger, the more fantastical and magical aspects of the theatre appealed to me. I loved that on the other side of the proscenium was a world where anything you imagined could exist and the rules of everyday reality didn’t have to apply. As I got older the poetic, social and political aspects of theatre really inspired me. Seeing or reading Kushner, Beckett, Shakespeare- it makes me feel more deeply engaged in the world. Also, some of the most cathartic and personally inspiring moments in my life have occurred as a member of an audience, and I want to be part of that for other people."