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[Voice Post;]
((Click))
((A young man's voice, tenor))
Invisibility is just the thing for me!
I am the boy that can enjoy
Invisibility!
((A confused pause))
((Click))
[ooc: Right, so, in Stephen's day, there weren't musicals, but there were operas and there were pantomimes. And these pantomimes, contrary to the silence of Marcel Marceau a lot of people think of, were not quiet, and often involved audience participation. This song, for example, is from Turko the Terrible, which was pretty terrible and stereotypical. But it's a period piece. And it's quoted in Ulysses. Anyway, he's, uh, going to be singing some opera, some light opera, and some songs from plays. I will be researching like a madwoman ah ha ha ha ha.]
((Click))
((A young man's voice, tenor))
Invisibility is just the thing for me!
I am the boy that can enjoy
Invisibility!
((A confused pause))
((Click))
[ooc: Right, so, in Stephen's day, there weren't musicals, but there were operas and there were pantomimes. And these pantomimes, contrary to the silence of Marcel Marceau a lot of people think of, were not quiet, and often involved audience participation. This song, for example, is from Turko the Terrible, which was pretty terrible and stereotypical. But it's a period piece. And it's quoted in Ulysses. Anyway, he's, uh, going to be singing some opera, some light opera, and some songs from plays. I will be researching like a madwoman ah ha ha ha ha.]