What happens when Phillip Carlyle has a friend growing up who is always there for him?

Phillip Carlyle has a more complicated, serious past than any member of the circus thought he had. When Phillip begans acting strangely, PT and Anne have no idea what is going on with the second ringmaster. Add his parents to the equation, and the two have a mystery in their hands. (PT never quit the circus; post movie)

Phillip writes one last play. CarWheeler

When a young girl with unusual eyes meets an older woman with a beard, she just might find a home and a family. Rated for some violence and possibly a bit of language. If you can handle the movie, this'll be just fine.

Drabble. Caroline asks an innocent question. And Helen inadvertently makes Philip cry.

Phillip and P.T. investigate a new act for the show, one with more personal meaning than Phillip anticipated. (Just a bit of kissing and cuteness, really :))

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!

"Venez découvrir le nouveau numéro du Cirque Barnum ! Un spectacle hors du commun qui éblouira vos yeux ! Installez-vous confortablement et profitez de votre soirée ! Au programme : acrobaties, magie, cascades et plus encore, de quoi nourrir votre imagination," annonça Phillip Carlyle. Et surtout n'oubliez pas : "le véritable art est de rendre les gens heureux."

That first time Phillip saw Anne on the trapeze he had never felt love like that before. When Anne saw the blue eyes staring at her she had never felt warmth like that inside her by another persons gaze. She was so used to seeing disdain and hate. Could the stars really be re-written.

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!

What if Phineas Taylor Barnum was Paulina, Phillip Carlyle was Phillippa Carlyle, and Jenny Lind was James Lind? A series of genderbent oneshots for this wonderful movie. I will probably do more in the near future.

I let someone pick this plot for me: Phillip and Anne have met before in a different life; a different time. (And how everything came back to his family;... that last part was optional -) Obviously, this is an AU.

The oldest Barnum daughter is sad. The circus family tries to cheer Caroline up. (one-shot) This is my first thing I ever written about TGS. I hope you like it.

Philip takes Anne to a theatre, finally, but of course things go wrong.

(title from Rewrite the Stars, 'cause I'm just unoriginal like that XP) The fire and hospital scene at the end of The Greatest Showman, elaborated. Philip/Anne :)

A million dreams are keeping P.T. Barnum awake. If his overcompensated apprentice is the focal point of 999,999 of those dreams- well, that's nobody's business but his own.

Losing a child was hard. Charity and P. T. had two heathy little girls. But soon a loss takes to them hard. Three-shot.

After Charity finds the newspaper showing P. T. kissing another woman, she burns all of his old letters to her. Based on the songs "Burn" and "First Burn" from Hamilton. One Shot.

When P. T. lacks inspiration for a painting. his wife is there for him. One shot.

There are five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. After Phillip thought he lost Anne entirely, these stages follow. Set at the end of "Rewrite The Stars" and beginning of "Tightrope". Angst warning.

After a long day at work, P. T. wants nothing more to spend the rest of the day in the snow with his girls. But there's going to be some bumps along the way. (One-shot)

Everyone in the circus is well aware that Phillip Carlyle looks up to Phineas as a father figure. But only one person knows how deep the scars from his biological father really go, and only one person can heal such traumatic wounds.

Charlie Carlyle is desperate to prove himself; desperate to get away from his past. A bit of blood and a magical song transform the circus tent into the museum building, and he finally has the chance he longs for at the cost of every friendship he's ever made. Love for fame, and money for family. Will he go home with everyone, or stay stuck in the past he never knew he needed?

"'I promise I'll never let go. If you do, too,' Phineas said, letting Charity know she could trust him. 'I-I promise.' Charity didn't know how to climb a tree before leaving for boarding school, but Phineas was to change that. One-shot.

At Helen's wedding, Caroline remembers the night when she met him. The two sisters were both helpless for the boy. Based on "Satisfied" from Hamilton. One-shot.