the thing that eats the heart is mostly heart

misterjudemartin:

sarcasticstagemanager:

Allison Case and Jay Armstrong Johnson sing “I’m Gone” from Hands on a Hardbody

This is a stunning rendition of one of the best new songs on Broadway. 

This show just got lost in the shuffle. It’s a simple, beautiful little show and the cast is full of wonderfully talented people. If you’re able to, in the next 5 days, I highly encourage you to make an effort to see this show.


brettnexx:

35MM: A Musical Exhibition - 19/22; Cut You A Piece

“Warming your hands, in mine, fills me with terror, that I will lose you. Today or tomorrow. In two years or seventy. When even the earth has numbered days. I can give just one thing that stays.”

posted 8 months ago via brettnexx with 19 notes

The 35mm cast recording is available for download on iTunes. You should download it. If you don’t, look at your life, look at your choices, and then don’t be my friend.
posted 9 months ago with 19 notes

“Good Lady” - Ben Crawford (with Alex Brightman, Jay Armstrong Johsnon, Linday Mendez, and Betsy Wolfe)
35mm - March 12, 2012

I think Ben Crawford is really good.

posted 1 year ago with 15 notes

“Caralee” - Jay Armstrong Johnson (with Lindsay Mendez as Caralee)
35mm - March 12, 2012

posted 1 year ago with 23 notes

“The Ballad of Sara Berry” - Lindsay Mendez (with Jay Armstrong Johnson, Alex Brightman, Ben Crawford, and Betsy Wolfe)
35mm - March 12, 2012

This song is a religious experience, tbh. This night was cool because the audience got really excited right at the beginning when they realized what song it was. It was cool.

posted 1 year ago with 27 notes

“The Seraph” - Jay Armstrong Johnson, Alex Brightman (with Lindsay Mendez and Ben Crawford)
35mm - March 12, 2012

No words will ever be good enough to describe how beautiful this song is. And especially this version. In the middle of this performance, Jay started crying and it made the whole song mean that much more. He told us later that he looked at Adam once during the song and then couldn’t hold back anymore.

“I don’t believe in God,
I think Jesus was just a man,
But with you in my life
I feel part of some heavenly plan.
You’ve shown me there is faith without fear or regret,
You are a love as close to heaven as I’ll get.”

posted 1 year ago with 42 notes

“Run To You” - Jay Armstrong Johnson
Broadway Remembers Whitney - February 27, 2012

Jay has really and truly one of the most incredible voices that I’ve ever had the supreme pleasure of hearing live and I can’t wait for the day he’s a huge star. I just don’t have enough words in my head to explain what hearing his voice is like. It’s incredible. Just incredible in every single way.

posted 1 year ago with 15 notes