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luckydiorxoxo · 11 months
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Blackening premier with Keke Palmer at the Tribeca Film Festival
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Peter O'Toole and Annabel Leventon
Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell directed by Ned Sherrin at the Apollo Theatre, London 1989
Peter O'Toole as Jeffrey Bernard
Annabel Leventon as Muriel Belcher
*** https://www.theoldie.co.uk/article/peter-o-toole-master-class
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an average day with Apollo
me: gosh, i’m feeling so unmotivated and self-conscious right now. i’ll never be good enough to do musical theatre, maybe i should give up on my dreams of performing and just do something i hate for money
Apollo: NOT ON MY WATCH (present for my audition that i dedicated to him, now I’m in the top 5 choices for BOTH female leads in the end of year show)
me: nvm i’m gonna keep performing i love you <3
in other words i literally cannot explain how much i adore Apollo and how grateful i am that he’s with me every step of the way - and knows how to kick me back into gear when life is shitty 💛🧡
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moodyseal · 5 months
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"The last one left."
Consider: all the Olympians except Apollo fade somewhere far in the future and he's left alone without his family <3 realistically he would be one of the first ones to go because of his domains but let's overlook such futile details for the sake of this scenario
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goldenpinof · 29 days
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erincroasdale: A few days in March☁️
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Edit: Context: Shu Takumi said that he meant “Art” in the games as general in an interview, I think he said in that interview that he thought of Phoenix as studying Shakespeare or something in London when saw Miles in the paper, but the general consensus is that he’s an art major in the fandom so I wanted to see what everyone else thought.
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then-politics · 9 days
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undead-cypress · 2 years
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As someone who hung out with a lot of theatre kids in uni and been in two of their musicals, I have it on good authority that if someone starts singing a musical number, they can not rest until the entire song is done. It's like conditioned into them or something.
Anyway Legally Blonde the musical is really good (this song is called What You Want)
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fatedroses · 4 months
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Spent my time while my power was out just drawing a concept for Zenos' (and possibly Durante's) ancient counterpart.
Known as the 'cynical madman' that lived on the fringes of Amaurot, Dionysus came to the capital alongside his childhood friend, who he held in unwavering regard and was the only one he'd listen to without question. He served readily as Azem's protector, and often held the line when back-up needed to be called, or helped bear the weight of the times Azem needed to make tough calls or action.
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jazzplusplus · 11 months
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1959 - Apollo Theatre
Ruth Brown
Miles Davis trio
Thelonious Monk
Johnny Richards and band
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mrhyde-mrseek · 8 days
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Hyacinth song update! I’m currently putting the actual script writing on hold so I can make a list of every song in the musical, and then writing them all out before getting back to the script. It’s making the whole process a MILLION times easier.
“Fall, Pt. 1”
APOLLO: I’ve felt this before, I know it far too well
Once again Eros has me under his spell
But this man . . .
(Spoken) There’s something special about him
MUSES: (harmonies) Hyacinthus, Hyacinthus, Hyacinthus
APOLLO: (spoken) Hyacinthus . . . NO!
Come to your senses, he’s only a man
Mortal men are so fragile, they all die in the end
One slip and he falls to the same fate as them
*Kaloí theoí, you know this by now
MUSES: (under Apollo, harmonies) Ooh . . .
APOLLO: Now look at me, I’m acting a fool!
One look in his eyes and I’m all so confused
But can it be helped if I want something new?
Maybe I’ll get this one right somehow
MUSES: (cascade) Oh, oh, oh!
ALL: Entrancer, bewitcher, now what have you done?
Who knew a mortal could pull down the sun?
You’ve caught the attention of a being of light
Who knew the sun could fall from the sky?
MUSES: (under Apollo, harmonies) Ooh, ah . . .
APOLLO: I know what I’ll do, I’ll take his hand in mine
Then with him in my arms, we’ll take to the skies
Never mind, that’s too sudden, let’s try something else
Maybe go to my father to ask for some help
Oh, but what if he’s gone by the time I get back?
Besides, Father’s probably busy with someone’s dick up his—
HYACINTHUS: (spoken) Phoebus Apollo!
APOLLO: (spoken) ACK!
*according to google translate, kaloí theoí is Greek for “good gods.”
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y’all i study musical theatre (praise Apollo and the song he gave me to share) and i’ve just found out my end of year show is footloose. FOOTLOOSE. i’m honestly fuming 😭 but at least i have an excuse to sing some upbeat 80s pop for Apollo and call it rehearsals 🫡
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finelythreadedsky · 1 month
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i'm mixing up "things we actually know about ancient greek theatre" with "things mary renault says in the mask of apollo" and it's uh not ideal
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domhnallgleesonhaven · 6 months
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📸 Tomo Brejc for Esquire UK
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twixnmix · 1 year
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Wham! backstage during the Club Fantastic Tour at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow on October 13, 1983.
Photos by Fryderyk Gabowicz
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