'I could not possibly do that, I would not do that. I will not be so... spiteful.' - or an alternate universe where Jenny had a moment of realization and didn't kiss P.T. Barnum.

Some whump and fluff because I love this ship immensely.

Full Summary: A mysterious boy who flickers in and out of reality may seem like an impossibility, and yet there has never been anything that seemed more real to Cyrus Maple. Ever since he was little, he existed between three worlds - that of the past, present, and future. Despite his trans-reality existence, he always seems to end up in the same place: The Barnum & Bailey Circus.

Phoebe Whitlock was an adopted black heiress who joined the circus because no one else would have her. Phillip Carlyle was a drunken playwright bored with the uptown life. No matter how much they try to rewrite the stars, it may never be enough.

Anne and Phillip finally tie the knot.

Antony Coleman is a young boy living on the streets of New York. He does have the ability to balance heavy things on his nose. But he also has no money and no hope of a better life away from his cruel father. His life is changed when he answers an ad for P.T. Barnum's circus. In a place where the runaways are running the night, he finds a job, a home, and a family.

Parodies of all the songs, with the theme of school. Rated K for safety

In 2018, former movie star P.T. Barnum is fulfilling his dream: directing the most inspiring movie-musical ever! Overall a lighthearted fic where we can see everything that goes on off-camera. Addresses some difficult issues and has occasional language, but rating is still K . Full summary inside! I don't own the Greatest Showman. Enjoy!

Many of the circus troupe has never experienced a proper Christmas - and for Helen and Caroline Barnum, this just won't do. Loosely inspired by the Christmas carol, 'The 12 Days of Christmas'. No religious themes, although religion is an important part of the holiday for many people. More details inside. I do not own the Greatest Showman. Happy holidays, everyone!

Phineas finds shelter one Christmas Eve. For Secret Santa. For MC4A Winter Bingo. One-Shot.

Apparently, the other side of doing business with P. T. Barnum is a massive hangover. The good news is, the circus takes care of its own.

Day 4 of 31 (or 25) Days of Winter (or Christmas). Prompt: "Where's all of your holiday spirit, Mr. Scrooge?"

Alternate title: The Facts of Life. When Charity goes out of town for a few days, P.T. learns that he missed a few facts of life growing up, being raised only by his father... One-shot!

We all know how Barnum made his circus famous. But now he handed it over to Philip and the show must go on. Along with the circus, what happens between Philip and Anne? Collab with Aliqueen16!

The Barnum's invite the troupe to Thanksgiving dinner. Takes place about a year after the end of the film (and assumes that it is their first Thanksgiving together due to the fire). A warm and cozy one-shot. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

it's going to hurt before it lasts for Anne and Phillip. (A three-shot with some of our favorite characters: Phillip and Anne, Barnum and Charity, W.D., Lettie, and more!)

Their relationship was like living water; Sometimes slow and quiet, sometimes fast and stormy. And so was their life. They never knew what would come next: The good times or the bad, the highs or the lows.

It's a rare man who remembers to be grateful. P.T. Barnum is a rare man. Title taken from P.T. Barnum's quote: "The noblest art is that of making others happy."

Au- Businessman Philip Carlyle has just inherited his late uncle Charlie's Circus called The Tip Top Circus has he begraginty because the new ringmaster of the circus, he mets the beautiful free spirited trapeze artist Anne Wheeler. Will they fall in love or be torn apart by their racial classes, Can they Rewrite their stars and just maybe make the world theirs.

This is a parody of The Greatest Show written by my best friend Aayla. Please enjoy!

Thirteen of Thirty-One prompts. "What did you not want her to see? I need to know." "I can't say." "And why is that?" "We all have skeletons in our closets."

Hai! Please enjoy these Greatest Showman song parodies starring... FOOD! Because we all love food.

Hai, so you know in Algebra you learn about different forms for lines: slope intercept, which is y … mx b, standard, which is Ay Bx … C, and point-slope, which is y - b … m(x - a). (Sorry the equals signs aren't working so I used this: …). So I made a parody of Rewrite the Stars and I hope y'all like it. **WARNING INSANITY AHEAD**

Anne isn't eating. So when she passes out on the trapeze, W.D. and Phillip need to know what's going on.

Havana never had anyone to love her. That is, until she joins Barnum's circus. There she finds a true family. Rated T for mild swearing and mild violence.