Musicals Quotes Novels & Stories

And when the curtain fell, he turned to me and said, in the most sincere tone I’d ever heard, “If I could love someone the way Don José loved Carmen—even when he lost everything—then my life wouldn’t be a waste.” Now, standing under the dim glow of rehearsal lights, his words echoed like something from a distant past. On stage, a young woman began to sing a song from Les Misérables, her voice floating through the night air, soft and full of sorrow. I didn’t even realize I was holding my breath until the final note faded. Marcus noticed my expression, but didn’t say anything. Suddenly, two people from the group looked our way and whispered to each other. One of them—a young guy with curly hai

Ben puts an arm on his shoulder for support. Rosalie’s heart sinks. Julius garbage has made it to her domain. “Sir, you are at a musical establishment that has harbored the greatest musicians of our time. People here come to honor the arts that some have spent a lifetime composing and perfecting. I do not wish to muddy up this place with distasteful, misinformed, trash talk from a junk magazine.” “Thank you and Goodnight.” The crowd applauses as Rosalie exits the stage and heads to her dressing room.

It took Sebastian many tries, but he luckily succeeded after dinner. The projector played a pro shot of Andrea and Anastasia’s new favorite musical, Hadestown. Anastasia began to sing along as the male lead harmonized with a choir, “You didn’t know why, but you knew that you wanted to take her home. You saw her alone there, against the sky. It was like she was someone you’d always known.” Sebastian could very much relate to the lyrics. He placed a gentle kiss on the top of Andrea’s head. Anastasia then forced them to sing with her, creating an out-of-tune and out-of-sync sing-along session.

"Katie. Here is our breakfast then we're going to the hall to have a rehearsals." Gabrielle informed me while she was holding the tray of my breakfast, I was already awake for over 2 hours but I'm nervous for the play later. "Are you nervous?" She asked and I just nodded. What if in the middle of the play my voice didn't make the sound right? "Yes. Super." I answered. "That's exactly what I feel when it was my first time doing a musical, it's okay to feel that Katie, it's okay, but when you are on stage, just enjoy because when youre enjoying what do you do, everything will follow." She said before leaving me.