At Broadway Backwards Dylan Mulvaney shared a stirring performance of “Edelweiss” from The Sound of Music. “As queer people, we’re often trying to top ourselves – no pun intended. But tonight, I chose something a bit more simple. It’s a song I love to sing, and it’s one that brings me hope.”



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  1. lunatic_minge on

    Oh I used to SOB as a little kid to this song, and couldn’t articulate why (naturally). What a lovely moment for her to create.

  2. I think this is so very, very beautiful, especially when you think about the original context of this song. How it’s sung by someone watching their homeland become something cruel and unrecognizable; how the singer knows they, personally, are a target of that cruelty; how they invite everyone in the audience to, nonetheless, “bless my homeland forever” all together.

  3. TurtleBeansforAll on

    Thank you for sharing this beautiful video and for introducing me to Dylan Mulvaney! I got goosebumps singing along.

  4. FabulousCat7823 on

    Beautiful. I started crying when she got the audience to sing along. Just like in the movie.

  5. I knew/know nothing about Dylan apart from how bored I was of seeing her every other day on every feed, when she first seemed to pop up. But I genuinely didn’t realise she was so talented. Fair play indeed. She has a lovely voice.

  6. DilapidatedHam on

    It makes me a sad how little I see of Dylan these days, though maybe I’ve been looking in the wrong places.

  7. SpiritualWestern3360 on

    Gosh, I’m so proud of her. I’ve followed her from the beginning of her journey towards her true self. Dylan is so talented and joyous and lovely.

  8. Awkward-Tradition508 on

    This gave me chills. She is so beautiful, so well spoken, has such an amazing presence. Voice is absolutely stunning. The message hits so hard right now. Love her down.

  9. nomimalone1978 on

    Watched it, got choked up, made my husband watch it with me, started sobbing. This meets the moment for me in ways I absolutely was not expecting.

  10. as someone who was in a high school theater program with her this warms my heart beyond all belief 🥹

  11. I know the song predates the sound of music but this is so the scene where captain von Trapp sings it during the talent show and the audience sings it with him much to the chagrin of the nazis who forced him to perform

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