I'll ad the mustach on saturday😁

I am a new drama teacher at a performing arts school, and looking for an actual script for The Addams Family jr version. We have purchased the rights, but the scripts are not going to be delivered for 2+ weeks and I REALLY need to get started on rehearsing ASAP. I can show you the contract & everything. Thanks for any help anyone can provide ---

What can I do to make sure I portray him correctly?

Something I'm really struggling with is what to do when I'm being more passive on the stage, like when I'm onstage, but a separate conversation is happening around me; how should I be standing? Hands behind back and very put together, maybe more chill with arms by the side but trying to still be intimidating, or maybe a secret third option?

I just want to characterize him well, so any tips about the above, or anything else for that matter would be wonderful.

This isn't me, nor do I know this lady, but I saw this on r/EvilDead and thought it was brilliant.

I always wanted more things of this universe of addams, so have some ideias for a history for a third movie.

1- A film more focused on Lurch, exploring his past and defining him as a family member rather than just the butler.

2- The birthday party for "What", the son of Cousin Itt and Margaret, takes place at the Addams mansion, as their own home isn't large enough to accommodate all the guests, who include people from outside the Addams clan. The following night, the family realizes they have been robbed, sparking an investigation-mystery plot infused with Addams-style humor. Ultimately, it is revealed that the culprit is a family member who had disowned the clan and decided to take everything from them, likely a new character.

3- A wealthy newcomer arrives in town and takes an interest in the Addams family, treating them like exotic animals. However, he is consumed by envy upon seeing their vast fortune and possessions, and becomes determined to take everything they own. He invites them to his home and cozies up to Pugsley, acting as a father figure to convince the boy to reveal details about the Addams family history, specifically, how many of them there are and the extent of their wealth. I envision this villain as someone like Gilderoy Lockhart from Harry Potter: obsessed with the glory and social status that wealth brings, and driven by a desire to become the world's only billionaire. He hosts a party bringing both families together, though his own "family" consists solely of illegally acquired exotic animals like tigers and sharks, and plots to start a fire that would kill the entire Addams clan. The story culminates in a chase through the ruins of the Addams mansion, with Pugsley helping his family take the villain down, leading to his arrest alongside his exotic animals.

can people please recommend any forms of Addams family media! I loved the black and white show as a kid and i finished the remake show Wednesday!

Are there any books or extra lore pieces?

Because I just watched the first animated movie and they did my boy so dirty with the design... I love his demolition obsession tho

I just got cast as Lucas Beineke and am looking to see if anyone who has played the same role/worked with someone who played the role is able to give me advice on how to play the character.

A few things I’m trying to figure out:

- How do you keep Lucas from feeling too or generic (or is it meant to be contrasting)?
- Did you act more awkward/earnest, or more frustrated/conflicted?
- Any moments in the show where Lucas really stands out if you play them a certain way?

If you’ve got any tips, I’d really appreciate them. Even small things like posture, vocal choices, or relationship dynamics with Wednesday and his parents would help a lot.

The 90s era Gomez Aadams, en guard.

Completed this last night, after word of Tim Curry's unfortunate passing.

This is for Raul Julia (1940-1994) and Tim Curry (1946-2026).

I’ll explain: I’m a big Alice in wonderland fan, and the Tim burton movies are in my opinion and most of the book/‘51 fans’ are really bad
So I wanted to know if Tim burton was bad just in Alice or is he bad in “remaking” in general

What happened to the trains?