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Gallery: RENT 2017

Posted on March 19, 2017 by Celia Snyder and Annabelle Elmaleh

"I die without you."

Photography by Celia Snyder and Annabelle Elmaleh

“Enter Tom Collins, computer genius, teacher, vagabond anarchist, who ran naked through the Parthenon.”

“When they act tough you call their bluff.”

“No room at the holiday in again.”

“Close on Roger, tuning the Fender guitar he hasn’t played in a year.”

“To days of inspiration, playing hookey, making something out of nothing.”

“There may have been one teenie, tiny spark.”

“Forget regret, or life is yours to miss.”

“‘You look familiar.’ ‘Like your dead girlfriend.'”

“They call me, they call me Mimi.”

“Use your camera to spar.”

“Wine and beer!”

“One blaze of glory.”

“When they act tough you call their bluff.”

“She cheated!”

“It’s gonna be a happy new year.”

“I’ll kiss your Doc Martins, let me kiss your Doc Martins.”

“Will I lose my dignity?”

“Where’d you learn to tango?”

“To going against the grain, going insane, going mad.”

“We begin on Christmas Eve.”

“I’m Angel.”

“Cold hands.”

“Still haven’t left the house?”

“Behave.”

“Gotta dance till your diva is through.”

“Get the moonlight out of your hair.”

“Take your AZT.”

“Smile for Ted Koppel, Officer Martin.”

“Did you cheat on Mark a lot, would you say?”

“I’m cool.”

“Here she lies, no one knew her worth– the late, great, daughter of Mother Earth.”

“Why Dorothy and Toto went over the rainbow to blow off Auntie Em.”

“Antoniotti, Bertolucci, Kurosawa…”

“The Christmas tree goes up in flames.”

“Viva la vie bohème!”

“Measure your life in love.”

“Don’t you want your girl hot?”

“Take me baby or leave me.”

“Be my lover and I’ll cover you.”

“Fade in on Mark, who’s still in the dark.”

“I should tell you I have always loved you.”

“I die without you.”

“No day but today.”

“Rent, my amigos, is due.”

“We’re not gonna pay rent.”

“Today for you, tomorrow for me.”

“You’ll see boys.”

“Take me out tonight.”

“There’s only us.”

“Will I lose my dignity?”

“Let’s open up a restaurant in Santa Fe.”

“Santa Clause ain’t coming.”

“To starving for attention, hating convention, hating pretension.”

“Actual reality: act up, right AIDS.”

“Five, four, three, open sesame!”

“It was us, baby. We were the lucky ones.”

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