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Perfect Christmas sweatshirt for Broadway lovers and theatre nerds.

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Theatre Shirts - La Vie Boheme - Actor Stage Manager Gifts. Fans of musical theatre will love this tshirt for him or her. Makes a great actor, director, stage manager, or theater break a leg gift for those who rent 525600 minutes. Theater people will love this tee shirt for men and women. Great for Christmas, birthday, Mother's Day, or Father's Day gifts for actors and broadway fans who love the french bohemian life, because there's no day but today.

Theatre Shirts - 525600 Minutes - Actor Stage Manager Gifts. Fans of musical theatre will love this tshirt for him or her. Makes a great actor, director, stage manager, assistant SM or theater break a leg gift to wear during any seasons of love through the year. How do you measure a year? Community theater people will love this breakaleg tee shirt for men and women. Great for Christmas, birthday, Mother's Day, or Father's Day gifts for actors and broadway fans for sale not rent.

the logo of RENT written to the lyrics of La Vie Boheme :)

Designed based on the musical Rent, quote from "Seasons of Love" This colorful, artistic design will appeal to any Rent fan. Simple and easily readable, this makes for a subtle way to show off your love for the musical! The design also makes a great gift or present for theatre fanatics and broadway lovers alike. Image description: the number "525,600" in a bold font overlaid with a rainbow paint texture. The paint is stylishly messy and spotty.

Perfect gift for a theatre lover.

Quote from "Rent" the musical. A perfect gift for musical theatre or drama club directors and staff! Good for cast gifts! Cool present for any theater nerds! Your favorite Renthead will love this design.

Perfect Christmas sweatshirt for Broadway lovers and theatre nerds.

how do you measure a year in life?

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Rent The Musical

Quote from song "Seasons of Love" from the musical Rent This colorful design is easily recognizable to all Rent fans! This quote will appeal to broadway fans of all sorts and makes a great present or end-of-show gift for performers. Image description: "Measure in love" written in cursive script. The letters are overlaid with multicolored acrylic paint, which is drippy and distressed.

RENT - Musical

Quote from the musical Rent, song "What You Own" This grungy, colorful design is sure to appeal to any Rent fan! This design makes a perfect gift for broadway geeks and theatre nerds of every sort, and is available on an array of products so you can get the best present possible for the actors and audience members you love most! Image description: a circular design with a background made up of predominantly blue and black paint. The paint is scratched and distressed, where streaks of red and yellow show through. Over this background, the words "connection in an isolating age" are written in white text in a stylish brush font.

Perfect Christmas sweatshirt for Broadway lovers and theatre nerds.

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Perfect Christmas sweatshirt for Broadway lovers and theatre nerds.

Perfect gift for a theatre lover.

a topical parody of the rent logo for these post corona times

Theatre Shirts - 525600 Minutes - Actor Stage Manager Gifts. Fans of musical theatre will love this tshirt for him or her. Makes a great actor, director, stage manager, assistant SM or theater break a leg gift to wear during any seasons of love through the year. How do you measure a year? Community theater people will love this breakaleg tee shirt for men and women. Great for Christmas, birthday, Mother's Day, or Father's Day gifts for actors and broadway fans for sale not rent.

Measure A Year 525600

The anthem of a generation; how do you measure a year?

If you came of age in the '90s, your life was shaped by turmoil. The Gulf War started, the USSR ended, a compound in Waco was sieged, the Federal Building in Oklahoma City was bombed, and AIDS became an epidemic. In the face of all that, we learned the importance of living for NOW...and our culture reinforced that, perhaps no better than in the smash musical that taught us there is "no day but today."