#georgia wilkinson

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Georgia Wilkinson in the mirror scene in Dubai ( photo from here )

#georgia wilkinson #phantom of the opera #poto middle east tour #christine daae #poto dubai #mirror scene

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Nadim Naaman and Georgia Wilkinson, Middle East Tour.

#nadim naaman #georgia wilkinson #poto middle east tour #phantom of the opera #the phantom of the opera

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Nadim Naaman and Bridget Costello

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#phantom of the opera #phantom #the phantom of the opera #nadim naaman #georgia wilkinson

[theres-music-in-you]

Georgia Wilkinson as Christine in the Middle East Tour! Screencaps are from videos posted by Dubai Opera on Instagram (x).

#Georgia Wilkinson #phantom of the opera #poto middle east tour

[phantomchristinesuk]

So it seem Harriet Jones will not be continuing with the Phantom Tour.

She has been cast in a production of Sweeney Todd which runs over the Basel scheduled run.

This means either Bridget Costello might be returning or there will be a new Christine joining.

Georgia Wilkinson, Grace Chapman & Jessica Hackett have not announced any new shows so it’s currently unclear if they will be continuing in Basel, Switzerland.

#phantom of the opera #phantomoftheopera #poto middle east tour #poto European tour #poto Eastern European tour #Harriet Jones #georgia wilkinson #grace chapman #jessica hackett

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Georgia Wilkinson and Harriet Jones in the Aminta costume for the upcoming Greece production

Really excited to see the updated version of this production!

#harriet jones #phantom greece #ponr #point of no return #georgia wilkinson

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Georgia Wilkinson greece

#georgia wilkinson #poto greece #22/23

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Georgia Love | By Johnny dress • By Lana Wilkinson sandals • Tony Bianco bag | Stakes Day | 2023

#pc: instagram #georgia love #by johnny #by lana wilkinson #tony bianco #stakes day #2023 stakes day #2023

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The Mystery of the Vernon Johnson School-Wilkinson County, Georgia

This school is identified as the Vernon Johnson School on the Georgia Genealogy Trails, but I question if it is the school in the black-and-white photo below. The heights of the buildings are quite different. If it is the same building, when was the roofline dropped and how? I’ve also seen the black-and-white image identified as the Clear Creek School, but I believe that was mislabeled. What…

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#Georgia #schoolhouse #Wilkinson County

[morlock-holmes]

I don't really know what messages young people in this country absorb about the Civil War these days.

When I was a kid the mainstream centrist narrative, one that I think was pushed in schools and was definitely pushed in pop culture, went something like this:

"We modern people understand that slavery was wrong. But it is a mistake to judge the people of past times based on modern psychology or morals; rather, we must understand them as people of their times, who understood their world in a way fundamentally differently then we do, so far in the future.

"During the late 18th and early 19th century, slavery was simply not a very important issue, either morally or politically, and it certainly didn't play into the civil war in any real important fashion. The idea of slavery as a moral issue is a modern-day viewpoint, and while it is morally correct, we simply cannot project those moral sensibilities back into a world where they didn't exist.

"The Civil War was a fought as the culmination of a complex, somewhat abstruse political debate about whether power should reside primarily in separate states or within the federal government, and while it is tragic that this debate caused a war, both sides of that debate had valid reasons for taking their position."

Do they still teach that kind of thing to kids these days?

Because the more I learn the more I realize what incredible horseshit that story was.

Here, for example, is John Quincy Adams, in 1838:

"Midway through the filibuster, on June 30, Adams responded to an interruption by South Carolina representative Francis Wilkinson Pickens and described a notorious incident from the previous year.

I do not doubt in the least that he is, himself, a kind and indulgent master; so, I doubt not, are all the gentlemen who represent his State on this floor. They know not the horrors that belong to the system, and attend it even in their own State; and when they are stated by those who have witnessed them, he calls the whole a tissue of misrepresentation. . . . He does not know the profligate villain who procreates children from his slaves, and then sells his own children as slaves. He does not know the crushing and destruction of all the tenderest and holiest ties of nature which that system produces, but which I have seen, with my own eyes, in this city of Washington. Twelve months have not passed since a woman, in this District, was taken with her four infant children, and separated from her husband, who was a free man, to be sent away, I know not where. That woman, in a dungeon in Alexandria, killed with her own hand two of her children, and attempted to kill the others. She was tried for murder, and, to the honor of human nature I say it, a jury was not to be found in the District who would find her guilty. . . . The woman was asked how she could perpetrate such an act, for she had been a woman of unblemished character and of pious sentiments. She replied that wrong had been done to her and to them; that she was entitled to her freedom though she had been sold to go to Georgia and that she had sent her children to a better world.

I recommend clicking through that link and reading about what Adams said about that case in his diary.

In general, that website, Story of The Week, has a number of excellent and readable primary sources about slavery and racism in America, and they particularly demonstrate that the Abolition movement objected to slavery for exactly the reasons that we now object to it today: That it was unspeakably cruel to separate children from their mothers and husbands from wives; that men should be allowed to profit from their own work, rather than having the proceeds stolen; that slave owners would rape their female slaves and sell their own children.

I'm just amazed at how much energy America has put into lying to itself about its own history.

#history #the civil war #us history

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Who would you like to see on BFQOTY that has never made an appearance before?

okay i always take these kinds of asks too seriously but pls bare with me!!

when it comes to panel shows there is a spectrum of preparation: on the far left is a show like mock the week, where literally everything apart from a very smol amount of relevant banter is pre-prepared by the panel (they're given the news stories & scenes we'd like to see ahead of time, the standup categories are chosen around their pre-written bits, and so on); and on the other end of that spectrum is a show like big fat quiz, where the only thing you really prepare is potentially a team name. so — to answer this question i'm thinking about people who are very willing and very good at joining in, people who will comfortably banter with jimmy, people who don't always wait their turn to speak (which works better on a show like, say, 8 out of 10 cats). obviously jimmy throws to each team whilst the teams' answers are being revealed, but for the show to really succeed you need a lot more chat and goofing around and camaraderie than that — so who are some of these confident, friendly, funny people?

well let's get this out of the way we need victoria on bfq right? it helps a lot she's irl pals with jimmy so their dynamic is very comfy and she would probably have so much to say about the news or even admonishing the amount of tiktok-related questions LMAO it's great to imagine her with david but also what about team victoria and lee mack?? THE PEOPLE NEED TO SEE IT

nicola coughlan, graham norton, alan cumming, catherine tate (omg catherine and lee...please GOD...), huge davies, get me a doctor let's go jodie whittaker baybay or our man ncuti, would love to see some drag queens like miss lawrence chaney and the viv of course but there are sooo many amazing uk drag stars, kathy burke, ed gamble, morgana robinson, maggie aderin-pocock

get me my man. joe wilkinson. put him with roisin and one white onion

fuck it go big or go home: jennifer saunders and joanna lumley, fry and laurie(!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!), tennant and sheen (or tennant and tennant frankly georgia ily), the mighty boosh???

wildcard answer jordan north and william hanson? is that just me? i know jordan has done celeb juice a few times and he was great but i also know in my soul william would be fucking good on a panel show, and their friendship is too sweet

cheating but i'd love to see guz khan back on but with a different partner? i fockin love sarah but strategically speaking for lulz imo that year i think it should have ben judi & guz and sarah & jonathan. i understand wanting to change it up and give us new kinds of teams but i don't think those were the people to do it with. also bring back charlie brooker i have charlie brooker withdrawals........ (charlie on wilty in a couple weeks!!! ahhh!!!)

i'd love to see so many people!!! okay i am done with the longest response ever (do you guys ever read these like 'girl just answer the question')! what about you?? who do you want?

#a

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Some Christines donning three fairly different wigs

KIMILEE BRYANT: For her Basel run (left) she wore a big, bushy early European style. When joining the early US tour (middle) those wig also had elements of bushy, but they were more fitted around the head. This is similar to what she also wore in Toronto (not depicted). For her final Broadway run (right) she wore the more ringley-y style.

SIERRA BOGGESS: For her original Las Vegas run (left) she wore a wig with lots of volume over the temples, and ringley-y curls. For her later Broadway runs (not depicted) the wigs also had ringlets, but they were lower over the forehead. For one specific photoshoot she was also fitted with a wig with no forehead curls (middle). For the RAH celebrations (right) she wore a fairly classic UK look, but with looser and bigger curls - which sadly deflated during the performance, so here's one from the beginning of the show... She also wore a curlier UK wig for the Classic Brit Award (not depicted), and a similar wig with bigger and softer curls for the alas cancelled Paris run (also not depicted).

CLAIRE LYON: For her initial World Tour run (left) she wore the large-curled dark wig with defined drapes over the forehead/sides. For her second World Tour run (middle) she was fitted with a more UK styled wig with lighter drapes and small forehead curls, but with large and soft curls in the locks. A similar, albeit shorter and less curly look, was worn for her surprise emergency cover in the Restaged Aussie Tour (right).

HARRIET JONES: Oh the lady of many wigs! For her initial West End run (not depicted) she wore a pre-raphaelite like wig with long auburn locks with loose curls. Later during her West End run (left) she wore a similar wig with slightly more brown teint and tighter curls. When she joined the Greek-soon-to-be-Middle-East-tour production (middle) her wig was styled similar to her original West End wig, but blonde and without forehead curls. For her current run (right) she wears a shorter blonde wig with side-parted hair and tight curls.

GEORGIA WILKINSON: When she was in the Sydney Harbour production she both understudied Christine and stunted as the double. She wore what I think was the same dark brown wig, but sometimes seen with fairly loose big curls (left) and sometimes with tighter curls (not depicted). I assume this was due to humidity. When she joined the Greek/Middle East tour (middle) she first donned a long, sleek blonde wig similar to that of Harriet Jones, but platina blonde. Later on she too was fitted with a shorter, curlier wig with side-parted styling over the forehead (right).

BRIDGET COSTELLO: Her brown West End wig (left) was usually tightly curled and with defined curls over the forehead. A similar style was worn for the Restaged Aussie Tour (middle) but with less forehead curls and looser, bigger locks. For the Middle East Tour she wears a a shorter blonde side-parted with with tight curls, in the vein of Harriet Jones and Georgia Wilkinson.

HANNA-LIINA VõSA: She is the only Christine on the list who's never done the replica version yet she's managed to don three different wigs! For her initial Estonian run (left) she wore a short, blonde wig with side-parted hair and tight curls. For her first Finnish run (middle) she wore a reddish blonde wig with middle-parted hair and loose curls. For her second Finnish run (right) her wig was brighter red, with side-parted hair and more defined curls.

AMY MANFORD: For her West End run (left) her wig was brown, with defined forehead curls and tightly curled locks. Her Restaged Aussie Tour wig (middle) was also brown, but sleeker in look and without forehead curls. For her Greek run (right) she donned a blonde wig, but in styling not too unlike her West End wig.

(note: this is not a complete list, just those I had good photos of)

#christine wig #christine daae #phantom of the opera #costume nerding #kimilee bryant #sierra boggess #claire lyon #harriet jones #georgia wilkinson #bridget costello #hanna liina vosa #amy manford

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Georgia Wilkinson and Harriet Jones (being an adorable Team Christine😘)

#these are so adorable #good look at the managers 2 dress as it’s often photographed with the coat over it #georgia wilkinson #harriet jones #phantom of the opera #the phantom of the opera #poto middle east tour

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Georgia Wilkinson and Tim Howar

From her insta story

#phantom of the opera #the phantom of the opera #georgia wilkinson #tim howar #phantom

[theres-music-in-you]

Rehearsal shots from Phantom Riyadh/Middle East Tour. No official cast announcement despite opening in two days (!) but here is a look at Nadim Naaman as the Phantom, Georgia Wilkinson and Bridget Costello as Christine, and Lara Martins as Carlotta. If anyone knows the Raoul, please let me know!

#phantom of the opera #poto riyadh #poto middle east tour #Nadim Naaman #Georgia Wilkinson #Bridget Costello #Lara Martins

[phantomchristinesuk]

Team Christine: Middle East tour (starting in Riyadh)

Georgia Wilkinson, Bridget Costello & Grace Chapman will be team Christine as part of the Middle East tour.

Pictures: Georgia Wilkinson (Kate Williams Photography), Bridget Costello (Melanie Gowie) & Grace Chapman (The Headshot Box) instagram

#phantom of the opera #phantomoftheopera #Georgia Wilkinson #bridget mary costello #bridget costello #Grace Chapman #poto Riyadh #poto Saudia Arabia #poto Doha #poto Qatar #poto Kuwait #poto Dubai #poto uae #poto United Arab Emirates