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Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - @realsondheim’s classic, A Little Night Music, will play in concert at @lincolncenter this summer, starring @cynthiaerivo, @ruthieannmiles, and more! Find out all we know so far at the link in our bio.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
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Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
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Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Show Prep #2
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - This man. Dustin has been my representation for over a decade - he has swam thru the swamp with me & buoyed me when I couldn’t. I love you, Dustin Flores. Team @dustinflores forever.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - 🩸 I made blood drops for tree/holiday gifts for the company. I mean, fear not, THEYRE HIDEOUS. But they’re made with love & I burned a lot of fingies in the process. I JUST WANT TOU YO LOVE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 💛 I’ve got some minis that will go to the #broadwayfleamarket for @bcefa 🩸@sweeneytoddbway Visit the next Flea! XO, your neighborhood 🔥Miss Chief🔥 . Maker .
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - “Every Day A Little Death” from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at the Playbill Studio - with @kerstanderson1 and @jkight237 Josh Kight on keys 💛 @alittlenightmusicnyc plays THIS WEEKEND ONLY at the Geffen at Lincoln Center! Visit ALittleNightMusicConcert.com for ticketing information
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - from Fleet Street. @sweeneytoddbway
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
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Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Ruthie Ann Miles - 7.7K Likes - @realsondheim’s classic, A Little Night Music, will play in concert at @lincolncenter this summer, starring @cynthiaerivo, @ruthieannmiles, and more! Find out all we know so far at the link in our bio.

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Caption : @realsondheim’s classic, A Little Night Music, will play in concert at @lincolncenter this summer, starring @cynthiaerivo, @ruthieannmiles, and more! Find out all we know so far at the link in our bio.
Likes : 7742Ruthie Ann Miles - 5.7K Likes - Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)

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Caption : Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)
Likes : 5717Ruthie Ann Miles - 5.7K Likes - Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)

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Caption : Queen LuPone came to visit today. She left her DNA on my hand & I will not be showering for some time. She looked in my eyes & I knew she knew. 😭 So gracious, so kind, and down to earth. I’m beside myself. Do meet your heroes. (But don’t meat ‘em.)
Likes : 5717Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
Likes : 3897Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public - incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs - because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.

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Caption : Part Five. When I was 2 weeks postpartum Clint called to say I’d be wearing a bathing suit. Abby was just over a month old when we started rehearsals at the Public – incidentally the same month when we shot Annie Leibovitz’ Vogue piece. And NYMag. I was so bloated and full to bursting. I could barely walk to the subway. I cried so much, so often. Everything hurt. (I cursed Korins’ Hypnobirthing.) The worst was I was barely sleeping. I pumped milk every two hours in the bathroom where everyone did their business b/c there was no open dressing room yet. Eventually one opened up & I brought in a playpen so Abby could nap & spend her days with me. It was the greatest, greatest gift. From utero she knew the songs. She sang them, danced to them, played them on piano (and xylophone. Don’t gift toddlers xylophones), sometimes even let me harmonize with her. SevenYears was her midnight bathroom lullaby. She watched anything where David was dancing. (She loved his music, but mostly his dancing.) I have more videos than I care to count of Abby singing our songs – because she listened to the show every day thru the monitors. In her bones. Between shows George and Jeigh zoomed her around in laundry baskets. Airplanes. Rollercoasters. We ate a lot of Library fries. I put too much Oregano Oil into Conrad’s mouth. Sorry about that. Justin told me stories about Sharon Jones. Every professional or production photo was taken when I was within 100 days of giving birth. Posterity photos are forever. I’ve learned to be less critical of them, but my vanity does sometimes makes me look away.
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Caption : I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
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Caption : I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Likes : 3888Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.

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Caption : I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Likes : 3888Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.

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Caption : I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Likes : 3888Ruthie Ann Miles - 3.9K Likes - I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.

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Caption : I have so many feelings. We’ve been led by these giants for a year. Momma Annaleigh & Daddy Joshie. I will miss yous more than I can say. Love love love love loves to you both. Also, thank you. Also, I love you.
Likes : 3888Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

2.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
Likes : 2371Ruthie Ann Miles - 2.4K Likes - Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run - the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .

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Caption : Last part : Twelve. From the start it was always a love project. I called it my Show Baby. My Self went into it; a lot of love & then some. Dating, engaged, married, had a baby, lost a baby, buried my babies. (Clint has dressed my body in her many, many changes. Thank you for always being kind.) There’s a lot of personal mourning tied to this show So I mourn their show closing, the Broadway run, even if I wasn’t part of it. I’ve been sad letting her go. Mad. Saying goodbye has been tremendously complex. Emotional, whatever. We made that baby together. And I’ve been so proud of it I rallied & went to see it a couple days ago, on her closing weekend. I was happy to see my DNA was all still there. They didn’t erase me. I got to hug my friends and cry with them And say goodbye to my Show Baby who finally made it to Broadway. It’s been really hard to say goodbye in this way after all this time I loved the POV of the Broadway run – the spotlight on America; our part in the horror. I caught Alex’ wink again to the audience. I saw Clint’s American influence as the show progressed. I noticed the new lines and extra music measures to account for the larger space.. .. the space, geez Korins, bravo. It was hard, but I’m SO glad to see my friends shine one last time. And I’m SO happy for this Filipino cast, telling their story with pride and jubilance and ownership. It was very special to witness an entire company of Filipino-Americans on the American stage, telling their own story. I’m proud of Arielle & Jaygee. & Jose and Conrad and Melody and Renee and Billy & of course the rest of the cast. Putting so much sweat and love into a show is fking hard work. To say goodbye is heartbreaking. But you did it. You brought her to Broadway. Congratulations and Bravo, all. (I’m listening to our cast album as I write this. You all sound amazing — absolutely soulful and gritty. I forgot these added verses.) An observer could never know: this show in particular is extremely hard work. To all of us who put sweat and tears, thought and time into her: May it forever be as rewarding as you ever imagined it could be. Especially to DB and Alex. Happy Closing. Bye girl. .
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Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
Likes : 1935Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.9K Likes - Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston

1.9K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Instagram is glitching on me & quadruplicating *those* photos in lieu of ^^these^^ … So here’s a plop of pictures that didn’t post in the other post, starting with me grabbing BD’s face. Including two For Funsies: the behind-the-scenes OF the BTS photos. TAKE TWO trying to tag Stephen’s @slovekinpics beautiful photos of my beautiful friends~~ @wongbd ~ @cynthiaerivo ~ @patinamiller ~ @bryancranston
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Likes : 1548Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.4K Likes - HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation's Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama'aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai'i inspired gold dress~

1.4K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : HUGE THANK YOUs to the small group of magic makers who made this Memorial Day as meaningful and special as it was fun and, well, memorable. It was a privilege to sing our National Anthem once again at our Nation’s Capitol for @pbs. In this @memdaypbs program we celebrated and remembered our military service men and women & their families for their sacrifice and commitment to serve our country in fighting for our freedom, both domestic & abroad. We paid special tribute to and mourned with our Gold Star Families, who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. What an honor and privilege to sing for them. I had the special honor of singing to and for fellow Kama’aina, Vietnam War Veteran and Gold Star Father Sergeant Allen Hoe and his living son Sergeant Nakoa Hoe, as we remembered their fallen son/brother, Army 1st Lieutenant Nainoa Hoe. It was a very emotional evening for us all. Thank you again, everyone. @fogelsean, @michaelcarney @dustinflores and SAMMY RATELLE I really could not have done the weekend without you! Fashion Direction by @sammyratelle Hair and Make-Up by @alipohanka Wearing @bibhumohapatra Fine Jewelry by @andreolifinejewelry Special thank you to @zarazaman for extra care and guidance, and to @kahulalea for the gorgeous Keala Quilt Hawai’i inspired gold dress~
Likes : 1416Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

1.3K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
Likes : 1266Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.3K Likes - One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another - and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd - @patinamiller - @cynthiaerivo - @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! <swoon> —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me - knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports - and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)

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Caption : One of the joys of working with a top notch company like the one assembled by @fogelsean, @michaelcarney & Michael Colbert (but I couldn’t @ him; I don’t think he’s on IG) is that they literally collect people from across our country(!) so we can play together & enrich one another – and I’m THRILLED that they’ve included 💛BROADWAY (& BROADWASIANS 🤩) to join in 🤩 Here are some BtS by @slovekinpics (Steven Lovekin!) of @wongbd – @patinamiller – @cynthiaerivo – @bryancranston & I loving on each other. I’ll commentate on what’s happening. —Planted in between & soaking in the rays of two of my Queens. —We pulled B.D. in to join us —Cynthia just finished a solo while I went on deck to prep for mine. She was walking down the ramp as I walked up. Perfect timing to snag a little #ALittleNightMusic photo. (I. Can’t. Wait. To. Hear. Her. Sing. MILLER’S SON!!!!) —I don’t know how I got so lucky to have these two voices singing in my earholes for the finale. We took this immediately after saying Goodnight America. —I. Did. Not. Know. Bryan. Cranston. SANG. I tried to give him my mic to hold in the finale, but settled for holding it by his shoulder. What a lovely baribass!!!! —Here’s me grabbing BD by the face to let him know how much I’ve admired his presence and command in our industry, his humor and heart, and his fight for representation and inclusion. (If I grab you by the face it’s because I love you. So take it personally.) —Did you know there is an Ice Box (which is exactly what that sounds like) for the sweaty or melty folks on the hot summer evening stage?! How considerate! I took a step in for a few moments to say I’d done it. (I did it!) —There was an after-ceremony ceremony & party where I was asked to sing God Bless America a capella. I really should have thought about the higher end of the melodic scale (I didn’t.) But once I started I had to go with it, up in the stratosphere.. I asked the audience to sing along with me – knowing that it was in a MUCH HIGHER KEY than they had sang it at the Memorial Day Celebration 😅 Y’all were good sports – and the acoustics were terrific! We sounded great! (Thank you Jorge @joegeacevedo for the capture!)
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Likes : 1193Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. <bigcryface> thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? <prayhands> These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023

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Caption : . . . . . @dieptimes Wow. Thank you. again, for your sensitivity and thoughtfulness in our 1st interview. for being so present with me, in person, of course, (that’s a lot of commas in one sentence, geez, Jon.) but apparently (#comma ?) also so engaged with whatever it is I’m doing on a stage. That honors my work and I’m humbled by that. 💛 But here, in this. thank you for seeing me. seeing us. Reader, this article is one of my @playbill favorites ever. Look at these subjects! : This year’s historic Tony wins. Neurodivergence!!! Major wins for minorities. Standout performances, including my friend, honoring our playwrights, and more and more and more. And to your staff! Can I, like, come to a staff meeting? I’ll bring nosh? These articles have bettered my year. Thank you for them. https://playbill.com/article/playbills-favorite-theatre-moments-of-2023
Likes : 1190Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

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Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.2K Likes - Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee's dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because...they couldn't tell us apart... But we didn't mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .

1.2K Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Four. I became friends with some of my favorite people in the world. Renee’s dad became our cast mascot, to be rivaled only by Abby almost a year later. Maria-Christina signed my name at the stage door & at restaurants.. because…they couldn’t tell us apart… But we didn’t mind. George’s #backting monologue from Act1/BlackBox deserves its own reel. It’s long. And hysterical. With permission, think I will. WHO SAID “and if I bang my head on the WAFFLE IRON.” Nathaniel & George I’m looking at you. Reader, I SANG THAT IN A SHOW!!!! It’s supposed to be “bang my head on the wall for hours.” And don’t get me started on MCOs “cheesy sleep affair.” My 30th Birthday was OpeningNight at the LuEsther 1.0. Everyone sang me the song. Oskar gave a speech. An Opening Night Birthday Party. They served cake with the champagne. I don’t remember why I passed. I’m still picky about frosting. .
Likes : 1179Ruthie Ann Miles - 1.1K Likes - This man. Dustin has been my representation for over a decade - he has swam thru the swamp with me & buoyed me when I couldn’t. I love you, Dustin Flores. Team @dustinflores forever.

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Caption : This man. Dustin has been my representation for over a decade – he has swam thru the swamp with me & buoyed me when I couldn’t. I love you, Dustin Flores. Team @dustinflores forever.
Likes : 1106Ruthie Ann Miles - 1K Likes - 🩸 I made blood drops for tree/holiday gifts for the company. I mean, fear not, THEYRE HIDEOUS. But they’re made with love & I burned a lot of fingies in the process. I JUST WANT TOU YO LOVE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 💛 I’ve got some minis that will go to the #broadwayfleamarket for @bcefa 🩸@sweeneytoddbway Visit the next Flea! XO, your neighborhood 🔥Miss Chief🔥 . Maker .

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Caption : 🩸 I made blood drops for tree/holiday gifts for the company. I mean, fear not, THEYRE HIDEOUS. But they’re made with love & I burned a lot of fingies in the process. I JUST WANT TOU YO LOVE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! 💛 I’ve got some minis that will go to the #broadwayfleamarket for @bcefa 🩸@sweeneytoddbway Visit the next Flea! XO, your neighborhood 🔥Miss Chief🔥 . Maker .
Likes : 1046Ruthie Ann Miles - 1K Likes - “Every Day A Little Death” from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at the Playbill Studio - with @kerstanderson1 and @jkight237 Josh Kight on keys 💛 @alittlenightmusicnyc plays THIS WEEKEND ONLY at the Geffen at Lincoln Center! Visit ALittleNightMusicConcert.com for ticketing information

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Caption : “Every Day A Little Death” from A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC at the Playbill Studio – with @kerstanderson1 and @jkight237 Josh Kight on keys 💛 @alittlenightmusicnyc plays THIS WEEKEND ONLY at the Geffen at Lincoln Center! Visit ALittleNightMusicConcert.com for ticketing information
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Caption : from Fleet Street. @sweeneytoddbway
Likes : 911Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 808 Likes - Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.

808 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Nine. And Peanut Butter Co! Remember the massive amounts of PBC we’d receive bc the owner loved our show? I mean boxes and boxes, hundreds of bottles over the months. Oh man, every year Craig and MuTTT made us the coolest shirts, Team Sound. Craig said he had to photoshop Imelda&my faces together? And then impose it…something about copyright? I dunno, so cool. Abby was nonplussed about my face in the subway. But she was SO excited when Uncle Jose or Uncle Conrad’s faces were on mailers. You know, I was actually auditioning for Estrella! Even thru the dance calls I was in for Estrella. But they asked me to learn Imelda’s WholeMan (as a monologue!) & one of her songs. In the hallway, 20 minutes or whenever I was ready. DB said he’d envisioned HLL being a concert & not necessarily to be sung 8x/week. (He laughed about it but) Conrad & I looked at each other like, ‘oh, that’s why.’ Ninoy sang for the high heavens & Imelda was in something like 20 songs. I suppose I should count again. Nearly every song. Oskar Eustis is a brilliant dramaturge. He saw things we didn’t see. He came upstairs often. Always so encouraging and empowering. Cutting & adding things left & right. It didn’t make sense to me but we were always better off for it. The sculpture of HLL as we know it is largely due to Oskar’s eye. Years later, Jose & I were running thru an airport, one departing, one arriving, and ran to each other from opposite directions. We were on the phone as we ran to find each other. We finally found each other. Collided….. in front of Gate37. I kid you not. Unrelated: Karaoke is not a Filipino invention. It’s Japanese, and it means “without-orchestra”: Kara-Oche. But it served, so maybe it’s not important.
Likes : 808Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 791 Likes - Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes - thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa - thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere - above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.

791 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Two. Jose’s lift/freeze was cut during the wedding because of my belly. Imelda used to wear short lace gloves thru Act2. My favorite pants were these blue cotton tights from H&M. I wore ^these^ PayLess shoes – thru NYUBlackBox, P.S.Whatever’s BlackBox & thru MassMoCa – thru it all I wore ^these^ fkng Payless nude stilettos. The hundreds of hours of creating with these shoes on my feet. I still have them. Was it Public 1.0 or 2.0 that we got LaDuca’s? Too late, it had already caused the pain of my existence: Betty [The Bunion] and we lived together for 10 years until I had her removed in LA in preparation for the Broadway run. The stage was [I don’t even know how many feet] high. So high, too high. The haze was thick & covered my path. I nearly fell off one day. (Fear not, an audience member screamed at Ryan that the stage wasn’t secure.) Korins convinced me to use Hypnobirthing for Abby’s delivery. My favorite number was cut from the show: Every Drop Of Rain. Too much exposition. I missed the buckets & the beat. The choreography is on the tip of my mind. Anyone? And the mom’s deathbed number. MCO, I forget what you named her, remind me? It was my first time wearing in-ear monitors. Took adjusting but I soon relied on them because the space was so big & speakers were everywhere – above, below, under the platforms, actual surround sound. It was like screaming into the void, I couldn’t hear how loud I was. Also pitch and tempo. Singing in a Costco-sized warehouse was…it was easy to get lost, that is to say: sloppy. From the start the audiences were, in a word, stellar. Napkin notes (with real phone#)s were left on the doors begging for anyone with an available ticket. Fire code; we couldn’t.
Likes : 791Ruthie Ann Miles - 758 Likes - Testing.

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Likes : 758Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Likes : 733Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Likes : 733Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Likes : 733Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Likes : 733Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
Likes : 733Ruthie Ann Miles - 733 Likes - Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.

733 Likes – Ruthie Ann Miles Instagram

Caption : Part Eleven. Shortly after Public 1.0 closed there was a terrible terrible Hurricane/Typhoon in the Philippines. Haiyan/Yolanda 2013. One of the deadliest and most catastrophic on record. In desperation and paralysis I sent a pipe dream email to David and Oskar. And DB made everything better. It happened SO quickly. SOOO quickly. We flew Jeigh back in from Canada & Renee Janelle and Melody back from the West Coast. Rehearsed day-of on that ungodly frigid day in November. And what was going to be a small fundraising event with a few HLL songs and guests turned into a TERMINAL 5 supernova, full concert version of HLL, p-a-c-k-e-d with THOUSANDS of people to support the Philippines. Terminal 5 donated the building and booze. And 100,000K sent directly to aid the recovery efforts. It was a full and exhausting day, but we were on cloud 9 because we got to love on each other for another day longer.
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