the schuyler sisters

hamilton national tour’s schuyler sisters are so beautiful

Everyone go watch this. Now. 

‘Satisfied’ by Jay Bendt For the #ham4pamphlet

I recently had the honor of participating #ham4pamphlet organized by Arielle Jovellanos, where myself and this amazing collection of 44 artists illustrated the songs to the well known and much loved play Hamilton.

Mine was the story of Angelica Schuyler at her sister’s wedding as told in the song Satisfied. 

You can see the rest of the mindblowingly good collection of pieces over at @jovaline‘s page here: http://www.arielle-jovellanos.com/hamilton/#/ham4pamphlet/

Phillipa Soo for The New Potato

i absolutely needed to draw this

#SQUADGOALS

“It makes me emotional to talk about,” she said of their friendship, emphasizing that she feels no ego amongst the actors. “I pray that we can leave that legacy on this show — that every group of sisters who play this can truly love each other.” (X)

Eliza and Angelica Schuyler!

Three Hamilton drawings in three days. I am officially Ham Trash :D

Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now

The Schuyler Sisters closing the Tony awards is what I live for. 

My name is Philip I am a poet I wrote this poem just To show it And I just turned nine You can write rhymes But you can’t write mine

WHAT!

I practice French And play piano with my mother

Uh-HUH!

I have a sister, but I want a little brother

OKAY

My daddy’s trying to start America’s bank Un deux trois quatre cinq!

BRAVO!

70th Tony Awards ↳ Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical

i made a ham print for supanova because i hate making money at cons

She [Soo] points out one in particular [fanart] that’s framed above her mirror. It’s Eliza with a word collage drawn around her. A young, Asian girl sent it to Soo because she was so happy to see someone like herself represented onstage. “That’s just one example of how many young Asian women who have been like, ‘Thank you so much, you are representing me,’” Soo says. “Mixed women tell me they never felt like there was a place for them in the theater, and now there is. It’s just really important for them to be able to see it, and know that it’s not just a dream. You can pursue it.” - Phillipa Soo for Broadway Style Guide, June 2016