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isleofskyeafclub · 4 months

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February 2024

Another dreich evening of weather resulted in a poor attendance at the February meeting of the local Accordion and Fiddle Club when Calum MacAskill (accordion) and Charlie Oag (drums) got the evening off to a flying start with a great set of marches – 'Major Norman Orr Ewing', 'The Headlands' and 'Dovecote Park' . They followed this by slowing the tempo to play a fine set of waltzes.

The sound of the bagpipes then followed as Fox Brendon played some slow airs and marches before being followed on to the stage by his young son, Kiro, who gave a nice rendition of 'Cailinn Mo Run Sa' on his fiddle after which he produced his whistle and played the 'Fairy Lullaby' followed by 'Happy Birthday' especially for his Dad celebrating his birthday the following day. Big sister Leela then took over on the fiddle playing 'Margaret's Waltz' followed by 'Willafjord'. The Club is delighted to have the support of the Brendon family who travel in from Uig every month to boost our local players.

Club Chair and MC Julia Rudram then played a selection on her fiddle – 'The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie', 'Leaving Glenurquhart' and 'Pibroch of Donald Dubh' which brought us up to guest artist time.

It was a warm welcome back to the Andrew MacDonald Trio who last appeared at the Club in 2017. Andrew, who is now based near Oban, played piano accordion and was accompanied on fiddle by Sarah Jane Shanklin from Acharacle and Glenelg's own Iain Cameron on drums. A rousing set of jigs got the session off to a great start followed by lively sets of marches and reels including a beautiful slow air and the waltzes - 'Farquhar and Hettie's Waltz' composed by Farquhar Macrae and 'Margaret's Waltz' by Pat Shaw. The first half ended as it began in great style with a set of jigs.

After the customary break for tea and sandwiches Calum and Charlie got the second half under way with a set of 2/4 marches followed by some 6/8 marches – 'Sweet Maid of Mull' and the 'Bearsden Fiddlers'. It was Julia's duty again to take to the stage and she played Phil Cunningham's composition 'The Pearl' followed by 'The Massacre of Glencoe'.

The Andrew MacDonal Trio returned to the stage and entertained the audience with a great selection of tunes once again. Included in a total of 13 sets in this section were reels, marches, jigs, and waltzes with one of the highlights being a solo from Sarah Jane on the fiddle – 'Colonel MacLean of Ardgour', 'Munlochy Bridge' and 'Barney's Balmoral'. A popular sing-a-long set followed – 'The Kishorn Commandoes' and 'Loch Maree Islands' – before the band rounded off a great evening of music with a fantastic set of jigs.

The turnout at recent months in the club has been rather disappointing and it is hoped that numbers attending will increase in the coming weeks to appreciate the high standard of music being provided by our local musicians and the visiting bands who travel long distances to entertain our audiences. The March club night will feature the Matthew MacLennan Trio from Edinburgh and will be held in the Royal Hotel, Portree, on Thursday, 7th March 2024.

JIM CAMPBELL

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hellenicdreams · 4 years

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The Echo

“And music born of morning sound shall pass into her face.”

#julia margaret cameron #hetty cameron #echo #19th Century #art #Greek Mythology

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I'm dying for more Diego and to finally have proper Cameron. Diego won me over on that snippet where he thinks about his grandfather, and I'm so cuirous about what part Cameron played on the first two books that is gonna be revealed. Do you have any theories for that?

listen diego had me hooked from the first snippet he appeared in I truly stan one mostly self aware king

Cameron is a wild card and I have no idea whether he’ll be on the cohorts side or Emma’s, but I think he’ll definitely create drama cause there’s no way he can know about Julian and Emma and to all his knowledge Emma is still single? I hope he’s there for another reason besides jemma relationship angst though, because he could definitely be someone who spies on the cohort for them? maybe?

#Diego owns my whole heart thanks #and Cameron....#I’m literally begging for him to be more relevant than Julian being jealous of him please #ask hetty

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transxfiles · 3 years

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there are very few wlw book rec lists on this site so i’m making one myself goddammit

anyway here are some wlw books i enjoy that you should read bc i’m wlw and i told you to. i tried to make it as concise as possible. each title has a link that leads to a site where you can buy the book online + look at the cover.

we are okay by nina lacour genre: realistic fiction, coming of age summary: marin's the only one left on her college campus during winter break, because marin's the only one who feels she has no home to go back to. between whatever happened with her grandfather and whatever happened between her and her... friend (is that what hannah is to her, anymore?) she'd rather just wait out the snowstorms on her own. but then hannah comes to visit her, and she's forced to figure things out for herself. why you should read it: wlw character whose story arc doesn’t revolve around being wlw but rather growing up and dealing with the death of a family member which is honestly really refreshing, some nice early college vibes i really like, generally just a nice fresh story. writing style is *chef’s kiss* content warnings: none.

the miseducation of cameron post by emily m. danforth genre: realistic fiction, coming of age summary: a book about the life of cameron post, starting with the first time she kisses a girl and following her through the premature death of her parents, summer swim meets, learning about what it means to be lesbian, getting outed and shipped off to conversion camp, and eventually straight up running away. why you should read it: written in a way that makes it easy to read, character voice is clear and fun, cameron is just incredibly relatable and i love her so much oh my god. the ending is so good its all so good i am literally begging you to read this book. content warnings: homophobia, internalized homophobia, parents who aren’t accepting, somewhat in-depth descriptions of conversion camp and mild conversion therapy, referenced recreational drug use, self harm and suicide of minor minor character but still potentially triggering.

the pros of cons by alison cherry, lindsay ribar, and michelle schusterman genre: realistic fiction, humor summary: three girls enter three conventions going on in the same convention center; vanessa's there for the fandom con. pheobe's a percussionist on a school field trip to a band competition. callie's tagging along to her dad's taxedermy convention. naturally, the three meet, and shenanigans ensue. why you should read it: teenage lesbian character who is openly and comfortably lesbian and its a part of her identity and she’s chill with it?? yes!!! she has a crush on a nonbinary character??? double yes!!!! also generally a very funny book, and all the protagonists are wonderful. warnings: none.

laura dean keeps breaking up with me by mariko tamaki genre: realistic fiction summary: freddy can't figure out what's up with her... friend? girlfriend? laura dean. too focused on her own problems, she starts to distance herself from her friends and more important parts of her life. a beautifully drawn (this one's a graphic novel!) coming of age story. why you should read it: graphic novel so its a quick read, the art is stunning, the secondary characters are complex and have their own arcs and are a wonderful supporting cast, also we have yet another teen lesbian character who is comfortable with her identity and i love to see it. warnings: teen pregnancy mention and underage sex mention (between an adult and an older teenager)

wilder girls by rory power genre: horror summary: when the horrible virus called the tox first started infecting the girls at raxter boarding school, the government swore to help them. it’s been over a year now, and no cure has arrived. as more and more girls pass away with each passing day, hetty and her friends, reese and byatt, are determined to make it out alive. why you should read it: holy shit okay in general this is just so well written and compelling and the characters are strong and we got casually queer characters and yeah it’s great. don’t read if you want a happy ending, though. warnings: mild body horror and mild gore

keeping you a secret by julie anne peters genre: realistic fiction, romance summary: early 2000s lesbians baby!!! plus annoying stepsiblings who actually end up being pretty cool, dumping your douchebag boyfriend, and that spicy side dish of questioning your sexuality because the new girl at school? hot as fuck. why you should read it: if you want to read abt a protagonist having Feelings abt a girl for the first time and combating internalized homophobia, this is your book. if you don’t want bittersweet endings that aren’t exactly what you’d call ‘feel good’ i’d recommend you move on. an easy read (i tore through it in a day). warnings: homophobia, internalized homophobia, parents who aren’t accepting.

on a sunbeam by tillie walden genre: science fiction, adventure, romance summary: a ship floating through space, its crew’s job to restore old buildings among the stars. two girls at a boarding school, falling in love amidst the trials of academic life. slowly the two plotlines intertwine, intersect, become one. why you should read it: graphic novel and the art is so fucking stunning i can stare at it for hours, there are literally no men in the whole book just women and nonbinary characters and its never explained they just don’t exist in this world, science fiction but its written like fantasy, this whole book is just so fucking cool oh my god, also its free online bc it was originally a webcomic so uh you can read it here if you’re broke like me. warnings: none.

the difference between you and me by madeleine george genre: romance, realistic fiction summary: jesse is the founding (and only) member of the national organization to liberate all weirdos. emily’s the vice president of the student council... and she has a boyfriend. what happens as the two accidentally fall into an affair? why you should read it: it’s a quick read that keeps you on the edge of your seat a surprising amount for a realistic fiction teen romance type book, there is pining and it’s great, in general fun if you like the whole star crossed lovers type thing. plus we got some wlw’s being friends with each other which is refreshing! no forced romance between wlw characters. warnings: internalized homophobia star-crossed by barbara dee genre: realistic fiction summary: when twelve-year-old mattie signs up for the school production of romeo and juliet, she expects to have some fun with her friends and learn a bit about acting. what she doesn’t prepare for is falling for gemma, the funny, smart, and beautiful girl the director’s cast as juliet. mattie’s never had feelings for a girl before; between balancing her theatre and her new crush, she’s in for quite the school year. why you should read it: written at the middle grade reading level so it’s easy to get through. also no internalized homophobia from wlw protagonist which is wonderful! there tends to be a lot of that in these types of books but in this one it’s more of a quick thought of “huh i’ve never had a crush on a girl before” and then “is this normal?” and then “bah i don’t care she’s fucking pretty” and honestly? same. warnings: none. princess princess ever after by katie o’neill genre: fantasy summary: they’re two princesses and they’re in love and it’s a short graphic novel what more do you need. why you should read it: they’re two princesses and they’re in love and it’s a short graphic novel what more do you need. warnings: none.

disclaimer: this list is obviously limited as it is contained to only books that i’ve read and that i was thinking abt at the time i made this post. fellow wlw’s please feel free to add on, but if you do i’d love it if you could add a short summary and any content warnings that might apply (as opposed to just saying a title and the rep in it).

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bisluthq · 3 years

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It's funny how you're big switwyn fan but your blog actually helped me to see gaylorism in a nuanced way.

I'm still not a gaylor and I think taylor's sexuality is none of our business but I'm not hetlor truthering anymore lol

you wont see me going on about how taylor said that she's straight!1!1!1 and it's wrong to even THINK about any other option

Awww we love to see the growth.

Tbf I think it’s because I’m such a huge Swiftwyn and a fan of some of the dead ships (GYLLENSWIFT WAS RED 😭) and chaos era Tay that people come round more to chatting about it in a calm way because you can’t yell about how I hate her personal life and want her to be a lesbian when it’s very obvious that I do not, in fact, “want” that. Like to me it makes not a lick of difference if she’s queer or not but based on stuff she put down on main it seems likely that she’s some kind of fluid.

I read a cool interview with Dove Cameron the other day where she says “I’ve hinted about my sexuality for years while being afraid to spell it out for everybody.” And I want the hetty truthers to read that and internalize it. People can signal and hint without necessarily coming out in a written statement or in an interview and that… doesn’t make them straight. You also don’t need to signal or hint either, if you’re queer you’re queer and that’s it, closeted or hinting or very out, you’re still just queer but if you put a bi flag on your head and say “gay pride makes me me” it seems like you’re hinting that you’re not, in fact, straight.

#nat talks gaylor #nat talks gay celebs

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sandytree1 · 6 years

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Victorian craze for jewel names: Coral, Ruby, Pearl, Peridot,

Word names: Ember / Amber, Ebony,

Flowers: Lily, Rose, Daisy, Poppy, Bluebell,

Trees: Ask, Willow,

Virtue names: Hope, Faith, Grace,

Mythological: Freya, Angel, Venus,

Fictional: Alice, Ulysses,

Seasonal: Summer, April, June,

Other: Nieve, Mia, Amelia, EMily, Imogen, Louise, Jane, Anne, Karis, Sharon, Lucy, Serenity, Tiegan / Taegan, Scarlett, Sebastian, Willow, Mariella, Magnus,

English: Jessica, Samantha, Michael, Christopher

Biblical: Jack, George, Samuel, John, Jacob, Caleb, Lucas, Ethan, Simon

Scottish: Cameron, Finlay, Malcolm, Keir, Lachlan, Ivor, Graeme, Nessa, Jean, Euphemia, Marjorie, Sena, Skye, Caitriona, Fiona, Eileen, Elaine, Rowan, Heather, Effie, Eden, Erskine, Ross, Maeve, Avalone, Wren, Cordelia, GUinevere, Isolde, Morgana, Penrose, Rhonwen,

Short names: Emma, Ava, Noah, Liam, Finn, Bram, Tess, Mila, Isa, Ike, Leon, Rahm, Remy, Jim, Eve, Nick, Hilde,

Indonesian: Maret, Harimau, Putri, Lintang, Baskara, Satriya

Marjorie: pearl (Scottish). “attractive, lively, cheeky. Could have faded with the advent of the word Margarine.” Variants: Margery, Margaret, Marjorie (Scottish). Nicknames: Margie, Marge, Jorie.

Lyceion:

Hermione: messenge, earthly (feminine of Hermes) In ancient Greek myth, Hermione is the daughter of Spartan King Menelaus and his wife Helen; in pre-Potter lit, the name appears in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and in Walter Scott's novel The Fortunes of Nigel.

Valentine:

Celestine:

Alexander:

Hypatia: highest, supreme (Greek) Agora was a film about Hypatia of Alexandria, an early philosopher and scholar of mathematics and astronomy, as well as inventor of several scientific

Isidore: gift of Isis (Greek) A common ancient Greek name belonging to several saints. It was adopted by Spanish jews to the point where it was almost their exclusive property.

Charlotte: free man (feminine of Charles, French) An elegant royal name with many bearers. Charlotte Brontë, E.B. White’s Charlette’s Web, Charlotte York from Sex and the City. Appealing since it sounds feminine yet grownup, sophisticated yet lush.

Arianna: (Greek)

Arrietty: estate ruler. “A pretty, dainty name for one of the little characters in the children’s book series The Borrowers.” Harriet, Harry, Henriette/a, Henry. Henriette: Etta, Hetty, Hattie.

Josephine: Jehovah increases (French of Joseph). Josie, Jo, Joey.

Clementine: mild, merciful (French of Clement, Latin). Suggests peace and happiness, a lovely image. Other names with related meanings: Beatrice, Felicity, Hilary, Arcadia, Irina, Mercy.

Felicity: good fortune, happy (Latin). “A virtue name related to Hope, Faith and Charity. But much more feminine and hapier.” Nicknames: Flick, Fee, Felicia.

Aurelia: the golden one (Latin). Related: Aurelius, Aurora, Oriana.

Cedar: “A fresh and fragrant nature name more apt to be used for a boy.”

Clarence: bright (Latin)

Cordelia: heart (Latin), daughter of the sea (Celtic). Nicknames: Cora, Delia, Lia, Del, Cordie. Related: Coraline, Coral, Caroline.

Ciel: sky (French). Related: Seal, Celia, Ceil.

Brielle: hunting grounds (French). “Although it sounds modern, it’s a traditional Cajun contraction of Gabrielle.” Related: Gabrielle.

Daphne: laurel tree, bay tree (Greek). “Seen by Americans as quintessentially British. In Greek mythology, Daphne was a nymph who was saved from an over-amorous Apollo by her father, a river god, transforming her into a laurel tree. Her name was taken from that of the shrub and became part of the British vogue for plant names at the end of the nineteenth century.”

Minette: faithful defender. “Frenchified name of Henriette Marie rarely used in France.”

Fraser: French for strawberry (Scottish). Variants: Frasier, Frazier, Fraser.

Esperence: Spanish for hope, expectation (English). Variants: Esperanza, Sandra.

Giselle: pledge, hostage (German)

Larissa: citadel (Greek, Russian). “Name of nymph that’s daintily pretty and fresh alternative to Melissa or Alyssa.” Related: Larissa, Larisa, Melissa, Marissa, Alyssa, Lara.

Lillian: lily the flower (English from Latin). “More serious and subdued cousin of megapopular Lily. It probably originated as a pet form of Elizabeth.”

Marcella: warlike (Latin). “Depicted as the world's most beautiful woman in Don Quixote, this long neglected name seemed dated for decades but just might be ready for restoration. Saint Marcella was a Roman matron of strength and intellect who organized a religious sisterhood at her mansion, which St. Jerome guided in religion and learning.” Related: Marcella, Mercellina.

Meredith: great ruler (Welsh). Nicknames: Merry, Merri.

Flower names: Lily, Lillian;

Cisneros:

Mozart:

Sophia:

Emma:

Olivia:

Mercedes: Merche: Marzia: Mneme Naiara

Natascha

Reginold

Nicasia: victorious (Latin) from Nike, the personification of victory. Related to Nicole.

Niara: nebula, mist (Hindi)

Tiara: crown, jeweled headdress (Latin)

Odette: wealthy (French, from German) Name of the white swan in Tchaikovsky’s ballet Swan Lake. A particularly soigne, sophisticated yet upbeat choice. The black swan is named Odile.

Peridot: a green gemstone (Arabic) symbolising the August month. Said to be used for helping people put the past behind them. In ancient time it was a symbol of the sun. Highly valued in Hawaii where they’re believed to be the tears of the volcano goddess Pele.

Pele: goddess of fire (Hawaii)

Opal:

Seraphina: ardent, fiery (Hebrew) Seraphim is among the highest ranking angels with six wings.

Serena:

Violet:

Sidonie: from Latin Sidon. Chic French favorite. Sidony, Sydney.

Collette: people of victory (Greek), French feminine of Nicholas.

Sabrina: Latin for River Severn, deriving from Celtic mythology. Sabina, Serena

Samantha: told by god (Hebrew) feminine of Samuel. Samara

Siobhan: the lord is gracious (Irish Gaelic) variation of Joan, feminine of John. A lovely Irish name whose perplexing spelling has inspired many phonetic variations, but using the original form preserves the integrity of one of the most beautiful Irish girls' names. Variants: Joan, Johanna, John, Siobhan

Vanessa: species of butterfly; literary invention.

Esther: star (Persian)

Tiffany:

Madonna:

Kimberly:

Teal:

Alden: old, wise friend (English)

Valeska: strength, health, spirited (French/Slavic of Valerie) Name of Red Riding Hood in the 2011 update. Peaked in 1960s and was in the top 100 until 1988. Word is associated to the word valor. Valerie, Valeria

Chrysanthe:

Cybele: mother of all gods (Greek) and goddess of fertility, health, nature. Often confused with Sybil.

Corisande:

Mythological names

Rhea: a flowing stream (Greek). “mythological earth mother of all the gods. A lot better than the Roman equivalent: Ops. Rhea reentered the US Top 1000 in 2015. Its only previous appearance on the list since 1968 was 2004.”

English names

Margareth: pearl (Greek) Nicknames: May, Mary, Marge

Elizabeth: pledged to God (Hebrew) Mother of John the Baptist, and two notable English queens. Another memorable bearer was Elizabeth Taylor. Isabel is the Spanish version. Related: Lisette, Lise, Isabel. Nicknames: Lizzie, Eliza, Beth, Libby, Bess, Tibby, Betty, Betsy.

Theodore: gift of God (Greek). “An extremely attractive and exotic choice, with several equally attractive user-friendly nicknames, and more edge and sheer phonic apeal than the English form.” Variants: Theodora (Swedish), Tiodoria (Spanish). Nicknames: Ted, Teddy, Theo, Thea, Dora, Dory.

Laurence: from Laurentium, a city noted for its laurel trees, which was a symbol for wisdom and achievement. (Lawrence, Lauro, Larry, Lorenzo, Renzo, Enzo)

Leonard: brave lion (German)

Madeleine: high tower or woman from Magdala. Variants: Magdalen (Aramaic), Maddie.

Nicole:

For their meanings

These names I’ve included since they aid as components that many other names are constructed from.

Isis: throne (Egyptian) Before the rise of the political group, Isis was best known as the name of the supreme Egyptian goddess of the moon, sky, magic, motherhood and fertility, revived by feminists and others willing to cross into arcane territory.

Shorter names

Ella: all, completely (English) or fairy maiden (German)

Naia: to flow (Hawaii) Exotic variant of Maia

Maia: mother (Greek) Maia is one of those light, ethereal girls' names with mystical overtones and mythical roots. In Greek legend, she was the fair-haired daughter of Atlas who mothered Zeus's favorite illegitimate son, Hermes. To the Romans, Maia was the incarnation of the earth mother and goddess of spring, after whom they named the month of May. It's a favorite among Nameberry users.

Atlas: a Greco-Roman god that was strong enough to carry the world on his shoulders. Previously thought too powerful for a baby boy.

Mary: bitter (Hebrew) Variants: Marietta, Marie (French)

Katherine: pure Variants: Karen (Danish), Kieran (Irish), Kerenza, Karina, Kyra

Linda: pretty (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian) Lives forever in baby name history for toppling Mary from its 400 year reign as no. 1. queen of names in 1947.

April: to open (Latin)

August:

June: named after goddess Juno, queen of the heavens (Latin) Juni, Juno, Djuna

Regis: kingly (French) Rex

Virgil: staff bearer (Latin) The name of the greatest Roman poet and an early Irish saint who believed the earth was round, Virgil is rarely heard nowadays, but it retains a certain pleasantly fusty feel and likable southern twang.

Edith: prosperous in war (English) Among the oldest surviving Anglo-Saxon names. WIdely used in 19th century novels. Edith was a hugely popular name a hundred years ago that's being revived among stylish parents in Stockholm and London. It's currently beginning to gain traction in the US among those with a taste for old-fashioned names with a soft but strong image.

Source

Nameberry.com

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FROM THE OFFICIAL SITE:

“As THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA heads in to its 33rdyear, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh are delighted to announce that Tim Howar will play ‘The Phantom’ for an initial run from 3 September – 8 December 2018 at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London.

Also joining the cast on 3 September 2018 will be Kimberly Blake as ‘Carlotta Giudicelli’ and Ross Dawes as ‘Monsieur Firmin’.

Continuing in the show will be Kelly Mathieson as ‘Christine Daaé’, Jeremy Taylor as ‘Raoul’, Amy Manford as the alternate ‘Christine Daaé’, Mark Oxtoby as ‘Monsieur Andre’, Jacinta Mulcahy as ‘Madame Giry’, Paul Ettore Tabone as ‘Ubaldo Piangi’, Georgia Ware as ‘Meg Giry’ and Scott Davies as the standby ‘Phantom’.

Tim Howar joins Phantom following his recent triumph as ‘Freddie Trumper’ in “Chess” at the London Coliseum. In addition to his theatre roles and since 2010, Tim has been the lead vocalist with the platinum selling Mike and the Mechanics, touring with them worldwide. His West End theatre credits include ‘Stacee Jaxx’ in “Rock of Ages” at the Shaftesbury Theatre and Garrick Theatre, ‘Stu’ in “Tonight’s The Night” at the Victoria Palace and ‘Ozzie’ in “On The Town” at the London Coliseum. He has also appeared as ‘Roger’ in “Rent” on Broadway.

Cameron Mackintosh said today “Tim Howar’s exciting vocal take on the iconic score of the Phantom brings a contemporary fresh approach to this legendary role which blew us away at his audition.”

Kimberly Blake can currently be seen as ‘Giulietta’ in “Aspects of Love” at the Hope Mill Theatre. Her West End credits include “Half A Sixpence” at the Noël Coward Theatre and most recently “Chess” at the London Coliseum. Her other credits include the role of ‘Jenny Lind’ in the national tour of “Barnum”.

Ross Dawes recently appeared in “The Rink” at the Southwark Playhouse. His many West End credits include “Girl from the North Country” at the Noël Coward Theatre, the original cast of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, where he also appeared in “Shrek the Musical”, “Passion” at the Donmar Warehouse, “Spamalot” at the Palace Theatre, “Starlight Express” at the Apollo Victoria and “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” and “Saturday Night Fever”, both at the London Palladium.

The cast is completed by Matthew Barrow, Matt Bateman, James Bisp, James Butcher, Bridget Costello, Sophie Cottrill, Hadrian Delacey, Morven Douglas, Paul Erbs, Hannah Grace, Philip Griffiths, Katy Hanna, Hettie Hobbs, Grace Horne, Lily Howes, Ellen Jackson, Adam Robert Lewis, Kris Manuel, Tim Morgan, Danielle Pullum, Rebecca Ridout, Anna Shircliff, Emily Smith, Rachel Spurrell, John Stacey, Andrei Teodor Iliescu, Claire Tilling, Victoria Ward and Danny Whitehead.”

#phantom of the opera #poto west end #poto cast change #tim howar #kelly mathieson #amy manford #scott davies #jeremy taylor #etc #that's a very short phantom run no?

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askauradonprep · 6 years

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Casting the Kids

This is just me making a fan cast for the kids. I’m only doing the ones with names and no canon live action casting, so groups like Uma’s sisters, Dizzy and Anthony’s sisters, etc. aren’t here.

Canon casting VKs:

- Mal = Dove Cameron

- Jay = Booboo Stewart

- Evie = Sofia Carson

- Carlos = Cameron Boyce

- Dizzy = Anna Cathcart

- Uma = China Anne McClain

- Harry = Thomas Doherty

- Gil = Dylan Playfair

- Celia = Jadah Marie

- Squeaky = Christian Convery

- Squirmy = Luke Roessler

- Quinlin = Angelica Migliazza

Fan casting VKs:

- Freddie = Lauryn McClain

- CJ = Daniela Nieves

- Zevon = Adam Irigoyen

- Gaston Jr. = Brent Kinsman

- Gaston the Third = Shane Kinsman

- Ginny = Katherine Langford

- Harriet = Vanessa Marano

- Anthony = Luke Newton

- Hadie = Trezzo Mahoro

- Yzla = Jenna Ortega

- Maddy = Sarah Grey

- Claudine = Kaitlyn Dever

- Clay = Jimmy Bennett

- Diego = Nadav Guedj

- Rick = Elliot Fletcher

- Jace = Noah Centineo

- Harry Badun = Kodi Smit-McPhee

- Hermie = Fievel Stewart

- Eddie = Joel Courtney

- LeFou Deux = Nicky Jones

- Reza = Abdallah Assem

- Sammy = Joey Bragg

- Jade = Leem Lubany

Canon casting AKs

- Ben = Mitchell Hope

- Audrey = Sarah Jeffrey

- Chad = Jedidiah Goodacre

- Lonnie = Dionne Doan

- Jane = Brenna D’Amico

- Doug = Zachary Gibson

- Anxelin = Teresa Decher

- Elle = Sage Melling

Fan casting AKs:

- Ruby = Stefanie Scott

- Jordan = Zineb Obeid

- Ally = Lia Marie Johnson

- Sleepy Jr. = Charlie DePew

- Happy Jr. = Jacob Rica

- Arabella = Sophie Turner

- Artie = Colin Ford

- Aziz = Shervin Alenabi

- Bashful Jr. = Miguel Herrán

- Gordon = Blake Michael

- Yi-Min = Yun Lin

- Herkie = Amir Ali Said

- Lil’ Shang = Jiang Chao

- Pin = Mason Gooding

- Tiger Peony = Amber Midthunder

- Opal = Ella Balinska

- Carina Potts = Kathryn Bernardo

- Ariana = Vanessa Morgan

- Bobby Hood = Kelvin Harrison Jr.

- Derek = James Hill (AKA pro wrestler Jimmy Meadows)

- Cheerful = Ritz Azul

- Crabby = Alex Fitzalan

- Doc Jr. = David Alvarez

- Gesundheit = Evan Crooks

- Shy = Freddie Webster III

- Snoozy = Hetti Bywater

Adults

Fairy Godmother’s Sister = Rebecca Metz

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Planning for final / rounding project off

Taking influence from Hetty Haxworth use of intense colour combinations and the forms within have inspired the planning involved for my prints, the overlapping that will symbolise the hostile design of stones / brickwork underneath sheltered spaces.

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REVIEW

Best Laid Plans by Roan Parrish

Garnet Run #2

What fun this charming story was! Two men so very different and yet seemingly puzzle pieces that fit together in perfectly meet in Wyoming and eventually end up with their very own happily ever after.

What I liked:

* Rye: independent, jobless, kind, forthright, feline lover, inherited house from unknown relative, difficult past, generous, kind, prickly but wonderful – I liked him a lot.

* Charlie: honorable, giving, kind, family oriented, generous, business owner, creative, woodworker, sometimes clueless, lost years of his life caring for his brother – I liked him.

* The interactions between Rye and Charlie. They made me smile, warmed my heart, made me happy, grew in maturity over time, clear communication, openness, caring, tenderness…all that should be in a good relationship.

* Marmot, Jane and Redrum: felines, characters, great support for their humans, and good with one another.

* Clive and his insight into Rye’s grandfather.

* Meeting Charlie’s brother and his significant other (missed their book)

* The small-town location and community support.

* Marie and her expressive eyebrows

* The compassion and understanding that rye had for the four youth he met.

* That Rye and Charlie were not cookie-cutter-characters.

* That both Rye and Charlie overcame difficult circumstances.

* All of it really except…

What I didn’t like:

* Rye’s parents

* The loss Charlie suffered in his senior year of high school.

Did I enjoy this book? Yes

Would I read more by this author? Yes

Thank you to NetGalley and Harlequin – Carina Press for the ARC – This is my honest review.

5 Stars

Book Description:

A man who’s been moving his whole life finally finds a reason to stay put.

Charlie Matheson has spent his life taking care of things. When his parents died two days before his eighteenth birthday, he took care of his younger brother, even though that meant putting his own dreams on hold. He took care of his father’s hardware store, building it into something known several towns over. He took care of the cat he found in the woods…so now he has a cat.

When a stranger with epic tattoos and a glare to match starts coming into Matheson’s Hardware, buying things seemingly at random and lugging them off in a car so beat-up Charlie feels bad for it, his instinct is to help. When the man comes in for the fifth time in a week, Charlie can’t resist intervening.

Rye Janssen has spent his life breaking things. Promises. His parents’ hearts. Leases. He isn’t used to people wanting to put things back together—not the crumbling house he just inherited, not his future and certainly not him. But the longer he stays in Garnet Run, the more he can see himself belonging there. And the more time he spends with Charlie, the more he can see himself falling asleep in Charlie’s arms…and waking up in them.

Is this what it feels like to have a home—and someone to share it with?

Garnet Run

Book 1: Better Than People

Book 2: Best Laid Plans

EXCERPT

Through the glass front door, Charlie saw an ominously smoking car grind to a halt in the parking lot. It looked like it had originally been a late-eighties two-door Chevy Beretta but had since been Frankensteined of multiple ve¬hicles’ pieces, many of them different colors and some of them clinging desperately together, helped only by electri¬cal tape and grime.

Charlie winced, fingers itching to put the car together properly—or, perhaps more practically, drive it to the junk¬yard and put it out of its misery.

Marie was bagging Bill Duff’s purchases when the door burst open. In stepped a man Charlie’d never seen before.

He certainly would have remembered.

Long, dark hair fell messily over his shoulders. He was slim and angular, with a slinky walk that made him look like he was made of hips and shoulders. The cuffs and collar of his long-sleeved T-shirt were worn rough and the knees of his jeans blown out. He looked like ten miles of dirt road.

Charlie raised a hand at the newcomer.

“Welcome to Matheson’s. I’m Charlie. Can I help you find anything?”

The man’s light, kohl-lined eyes darted around, as if Charlie might be talking to someone else, then, looking confused, said, “Uh. No.”

He hurried off down aisle one and Charlie let him alone. Some people didn’t want help or attention while they shopped, and Charlie was just glad of a new customer—and a young one at that. Business was okay, but with each passing year overnight shipping and Amazon ate further into his profit margin, particularly with customers under forty.

The stranger walked up and down the aisles, muttering inaudibly, swearing audibly, and consulting his phone every minute or so, as if the answers he wouldn’t accept from Charlie lay there.

After the better part of half an hour, he approached the register, arms full, though there were baskets and small carts available.

“Find everything okay?” Charlie asked as the man dumped his purchases on the counter.

“Uh, sure.”

He sounded distracted and was glaring at the items he’d chosen.

“You need any help with…” Charlie gestured at the hard¬ware equivalent to marshmallows, cheese, and spaghetti be¬fore him.

The man raised a dramatic dark eyebrow but didn’t say anything. His eyes, Charlie could see now, were gray, and his skin was pale, as if he were a black-and-white image in a color world.

That pale glare lanced him, and he looked away, ringing and bagging things up.

The man swiped his credit card like he was ripping some¬thing in half and had to do it again when the machine didn’t get a read. He glared at it.

When Charlie handed him his bags he couldn’t help needling the man a little.

“Need any help getting things out to your car?” he asked, as he’d ask anyone.

The man glared down

About Roan Parrish

Roan Parrish lives in Philadelphia, where she is gradually attempting to write love stories in every genre.

When not writing, she can usually be found cutting her friends’ hair, meandering through whatever city she’s in while listening to torch songs and melodic death metal, or cooking overly elaborate meals. She loves bonfires, winter beaches, minor chord harmonies, and self-tattooing. One time she may or may not have baked a six-layer chocolate cake and then thrown it out the window in a fit of pique.

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