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A classic gay stereotype: a [[Flamboyant Gay]] who lives for acting, singing, or performing in general. They love the spotlight, have memorized every line from their favorite musicals, took modern dance or ballet at some point, and are constantly trying to break into theater. The female variety is invariably straight, but unlike the male version, stands a good chance of also being a [[Soapbox Sadie]]. |
A classic gay stereotype: a [[Flamboyant Gay]] who lives for acting, singing, or performing in general. They love the spotlight, have memorized every line from their favorite musicals, took modern dance or ballet at some point, and are constantly trying to break into theater. The female variety is invariably straight, but unlike the male version, stands a good chance of also being a [[Soapbox Sadie]]. |
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This stereotype is prominent enough that the expression "he's into musical theater" is a well-known euphemism for being |
This stereotype is prominent enough that the expression "he's into musical theater" is a well-known euphemism for being gay. |
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== [[Web Original]] == |
== [[Web Original]] == |
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* Apollo from [[O-Cast]]. He ''is'' the god of music and poetry, after all. |
* Apollo from ''[[O-Cast]]''. He ''is'' the god of music and poetry, after all. |
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== [[Web Comics]] == |
== [[Web Comics]] == |
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