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nerdywriter36 · 4 months
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Assignment: sluttiest phantoms and explain why 😊
In no particular order:
Hugh Panaro - The man is feral and so pelvis-forward. His permanent smirk only adds to it.
Franc D’Ambrosio - The way he moves, look at that man. See also his PONR for the noises he makes.
Greg Mills - He is so soft in real life, but gosh, he is slutty on stage. We don’t call him Greg Finger Lickin’ Mills for nothing.
Ben Crawford - I’m just going to put this fantastic video by @opera-ghost here as my explanation.
Jeremy Stolle - That man PROWLS when he moves.
Adam Robert Lewis - I’ve never even seen video of him, but his VOICE. That tells me all I need to know.
Howard McGillin - Look at all that leg, come on now
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opera-ghost · 1 year
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"but christine..."
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Howard McGillin and Rebecca Pitcher, "All I Ask of You (Reprise)"
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marleneoftheopera · 1 year
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January 9, 2006: The Phantom of the Opera becomes the longest running show in Broadway history.
Coincidentally, the production also had its first preview on the same day in 1988.
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operafantomet · 1 year
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HEADWEAR AND MASKS AUCTIONED OFF FOR CHARITY 2023
“Let this incredible mask whisk you away to the Paris Opera House! This is Carlotta Giudicelli's Masquerade Mask from the Broadway production of The Phantom of the Opera!” (depicted: Pamela Shandrow, US Tour)
“Step into the captivating world of The Phantom of the Opera with this show-used Ornate prop fan used in the Masquerade scene at the beginning of Act 2!“ (depicted: Elizabeth Welch, US Tour)
“Step into the mysterious world of the Phantom of the Opera by winning The Phantom's "Red Death" Hat worn by Howard McGillin and Hugh Panaro in the Broadway production!“ (depicted: Hugh Panaro, Broadway)
“Place the winning bid on this stunning The Phantom of the Opera Act 1 Ballet Chorus Crown! This crown was worn by Heather McFadden as Meg in the Broadway production” (depicted: Lisa Lockwood and Nicole Vermont? Broadway)
“Immerse yourself into The Phantom of the Opera culture with this Act 1 Ballet Chorus Crown! This crown was worn by Samantha Hill as Christine Daaé” (depicted: Jessica Radetsky, Broadway)
(auction photos: CharityBuzz, original design: Maria Bjørnson)
(note: apart from the fan and the Red Death hat the depicted items and stage photos may not be identical, but they show similar styles. I have not found any photos of the listed tiara wearers in those tiaras and semi wonder if that info is correct. It sounds like odd-ball styles for Megs and Christines, even if it do happen they wear other styles)
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spockvarietyhour · 1 year
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Dreamcasting Broadway: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
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“I thought that you’d want what I want...sorry, my dear.”
Dreamcasting Broadway: A Little Night Music
Audra McDonald as Desiree Armfeldt
Howard McGillin as Fredrik Egerman
Denée Benton as Anne Egerman
Robert Lenzi as Henrik Egerman
Rita Moreno as Madame Armfeldt
Sydney Lucas as Fredrika Armfeldt
Ben Crawford as Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Ruthie Ann Miles as Countess Charlotte Malcolm
Micaela Diamond as Petra
Michael Maliakel as Frid (Carl-Magnus u/s)
Ann Sanders as Mrs. Nordstrom/Ensemble (Desiree u/s)
Elizabeth Welch as Mrs. Anderssen/Ensemble (Desiree u/s, Charlotte u/s)
Hannah Florence as Mrs. Segstrom/Ensemble (Anne u/s, Petra u/s)
Javier Ignacio as Mr. Erlanson/Ensemble (Henrik u/s, Frid u/s)
Paul A. Schaefer as Mr. Lindquist/Ensemble (Fredrik u/s, Carl-Magnus u/s)
Pippa Pearthree as Standby (Madame)
Gabriella Pizzolo as Standby (Fredrika)
Janinah Burnett as Swing (Madame u/s)
Kerstin Anderson as Swing (Anne u/s, Charlotte u/s, Petra u/s)
Nehal Joshi as Swing (Fredrik u/s, Frid u/s)
Travis Waldschmidt as Swing (Henrik u/s)
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mthguy · 22 days
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Stephen Sondheim’s Follies  
The legendary 1985 concert performance of Stephen Sondheim's acclaimed musical Follies was presented by the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center. 
The thrilling - and possibly historic - New York Philharmonic concert version of Follies presented at Avery Fisher Hall was a reunion of sorts, albeit one with a happier ending. To cast this all too transitory event, the producer Thomas Z. Shepard brought together veterans of Sondheim musicals stretching from the 1964 Anyone Can Whistle to Sunday in the Park With George - among them, Lee Remick, Elaine Stritch, George Hearn, Liz Callaway and Mandy Patinkin. They were joined by other stellar musical-comedy hands who exemplify the Broadway heyday whose passing Follies mourns - Barbara Cook, Carol Burnett, Betty Comden and Adolph Green. Once this company paraded before the orchestra to the glittering melody of the opening song, ''Beautiful Girls,'' it was impossible to separate the fictional show-biz reunion dramatized in Follies from the real one unfolding on stage. The audience, more than willing to let the distinction slide, simply erupted into pandemonium.
The cheering rarely subsided thereafter, and not without reason. Mr. Shepard assembled this evening to record the complete Follies score, which was mangled on its original Broadway cast album. Although there were still a few elisions (mainly of dance music) in the concert, this version was as complete, gorgeously sung and sumptuously played as Mr. Sondheim or his fans could wish. But there were other reasons for the thunderous response as well. Even in concert, Follies proved much more than merely a star-studded recording session. The performance made the case that this Broadway musical can take its place among our musical theater's very finest achievements. (Frank Rich, The New York Times)
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what we need now more than ever is a philharmonic concert of classic broadway numbers performed by a group of like, classical soprano, sitcom star with a voice range of five tones, broadway / off-broadway performers known to absolutely nobody outside the fandom
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valjeans · 2 years
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i know im very much a west end phantom blog but this news is really upsetting. phantom broadway was my very first experience of the show, i saw it when i was 12 and honestly probably changed the trajectory of my life and made me the obsessed freak i am today!
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nerdywriter36 · 1 year
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so I’m home from Phantom and will post notes and comments later, but for now, I have one thing to say.
I met THE Howard McGillin at stage door, and I have yet to recover.
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opera-ghost · 11 months
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howard mcgillin and sandra joseph (broadway, 2006)
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What I love about Howard McGillin's phantom is that when they join hands during Aminta's part in PONR, he yoinks her hands down to his chest
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myster10n · 1 year
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wooo one tag. okay im going back to bed.
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ceaselesslyinlove · 2 years
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phantom of the opera - october 7, 2022 - 8pm
paul a. schaefer - phantom julia udine - christine john riddle - raoul
the crowd just gets louder and louder each show 💕 surprisingly loud applause specifically when the title song started, masquerade staircase revealed, and immediately when the meg reveals the mask.
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smileduponyou · 2 years
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Let my boy sing!
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