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.

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.

One spring night after doing three tiring shows and attending a ballet recital, P.T. takes the entire circus troupe into the outskirts of town near the forest for a relaxing night. On the journey there, the others are not so convinced that the ringmaster has thought this idea through. Based on the prompt: "Look! Fireflies!" Written for Day 20 of the 31 Day March Drabble challenge.

'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.

Continuing the events from a couple months after the film ended. Phillip and Anne are happily together, the cast and the Barnums couldn't be happier for them, they will of course face struggles regarding Anne's skin but true love always wins. WARNING CONTAINS EXPLICIT SEXUAL SCENES

Following the love story of Anne & Phillip from the very start.

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.

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

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!

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!)