#Theatre Commands

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Theatre Commands: India Parliament's lower house clears Inter-Services Organisation Bill

Theatre Commands: India Parliament's lower house clears Inter-Services Organisation Bill #India #defence #defense #military #army #navy #airforce #defencenews #news #defenceblog #ISOBill2023 #LokSabha #RajyaSabha #Law

ISO Bill 2023 for Theatre Commands: The lower house of Indian Parliament, the Lok Sabha, Friday cleared the Inter-Services Organisation (Command, Control and Discipline) Bill, 2023 that seeks to empower the Commander-in-Chief and Officer-in Command of Inter-Services Organisations with all disciplinary and administrative powers with respect to personnel serving in or attached to such…

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various animatronic pins i've made that i thought y'all would enjoy

[philiponmycracker]

"Kroger, your Delta Tau Chi name is Pinto." "Why Pinto?" "Why not?!"

Pinto and Bluto, National Lampoon's Animal House (dir. John Landis, 1978)

These two in the same scene is so hilarious to me like they are two extreme opposite ends of the spectrum Idk just looking at Tom Hulce and John Belushi standing next to each other amuses me to no end, it's wild

[eversayswhat]

how do the regular musical theater people manage this. i have so many songs in my head right now. i literally started two days ago. get out of my head

[earl-of-221b]

Honestly, the most shocking part of this iwtv2 ep was that Louis announced truthfully he was real good at running things and then failed his social contract to Armand who pledged eternal loyalty to him by ruining the man’s two hundred year old business by giving shit business advice that allowed for a hostile takeover of a coup I’m—

[amazingmsme]

RIP Commander Minkowski, you would’ve loved Epic: The Musical. She’s not dead, she’s just 7 light years from earth & has no idea what she’s missing

[thebrainofocto]

In the words of a friend: They do be dancing!

@codywanweek

[hershelwidget]

having mixed feelings in the club tonight

[mudpuddlenl]

Saw the moulin rouge musical in Utrecht today and it was MAGICAL. Tjindjara Metschlendorp you are a GODDESS

[mafiaamongstus]

The people have spoken (it's me I'm the people). They want a musical adaptation of this storyline. What is everyone's vocal range classification and what are they singing about in their main song?

WOOO ALRIGHT SO!!!

Vocal Range Classifications:

Olo: Baritone

Rouvan: Bass

Rynn: Mezzo Soprano

Joris: Alto

Odil: Alto

Jitil: Tenor

Kyle: Tenor

Main Song Topic:

Olo: honor and duty, something like Seize the Day from Newsies but instead of whimsical newsboys its government agents

Rouvan: probably has the mentor song, smth like History has its Eyes on You (Hamilton) or Or he just has his own song about life in the medical wing dealing with idiots.

Rynn: the dreamer song maybe, about like, what she'd do if she didnt have to deal with the Wall gunning for her. Along the lines of like, Santa Fe (Prologue) from Newsies or something like that

Joris: The fact that she's secretly an imposter, and dealing with the fact that she's hiding from everyone but wanting to connect with them because being a solo Kinling is utterly BRUTAL. Maybe like Waving Through a Window from Dear, Evan Hansen or Dead Mom from Beetlejuice.

Odil and Jitil definitely have like a shared song, and its probably like, the motivational song of the musical. Them hyping everyone else up. Maybe along the lines of The World Will Know or Once and For All from Newsies.

Kyle absolutely has the introductory song where he tells you a little bit about everyone else. Think Alexander Hamilton (from hamilton) or like, Ex-Wives from Six

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“Gintama” Anime's “Baragaki-hen” The Gets Compilation Movie

A re-edited version of the Baragaki-hen (Thorny Arc) from the second season, Gintama on Theatre 2D: Baragaki-hen (Gintmaa on Theatre 2D: Thorny Arc), was revealed on Monday via the official website for the Gintama anime series. Beginning on November 10, the anime will be broadcast nationwide for three weeks.

[philiponmycracker]

Tom Hulce on the American Theatre Wing's "Working in the Theatre", 1990 (x)

[bookofsecretstotell]

Another update for the week on this commission project.

Ramses has been added to the family portrait!

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Le général Wilson dans le désert," Le Soleil. May 7, 1943. Page 19. ---- Le général sir HENRY WILSON, le nouveau commandant en chef au Moyen-Orient, a fait récemment une tournée de visite des différentes unités dans l'ouest du désert. Il est ici photographié avec un major-général, venu à sa rencontre.

(Central Press)

[obi-wansorrow]

A list of my favorite female characters because this post is right. I let these influential women live within me without ever giving them the credit they so clearly deserve. These women shaped me. They influenced every outspoken, confident, and strong part of me. They taught me to be brave in the face of so much trauma. They taught me the opinions of men will never define me. Here are those characters:

Evelyn Carnahan, The Mummy, played by Rachel Weisz*

Cattie-Brie, The Legend of Drizzt by R.A. Salvatore

Lara Croft, Tomb Raider - all depictions

Mina Harker, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, played by Peta Wilson

Mulan, Mulan

Ellen Ripley, Alien, played by Sigourney Weaver

Gwen DiMarco, Galaxy Quest, played by Sigourney Weaver

Hedda Gabler, Hedda Gabler written by Henrik Ibsen**

Mrs. Helene Alving, Ghosts written by Henrik Ibsen

Nora Helmer, A Doll's House written by Henrik Ibsen

Rhonda LeBeck, Tremors, played by Finn Carter

Medea, Medea written by Euripides

Arwen, The Lord of the Rings, played by Liv Tyler

Éowyn, The Lord of the Rings, played by Miranda Otto

Nightsister Merrin, Jedi Survivor Series, voiced by Tina Ivlev

Ahsoka Tano, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (animated), voiced by Ashley Eckstein

Maya, Zero Dark Thirty, played by Jessica Chastain

Commander Shepard, Mass Effect Series, voiced by Jennifer Hale

Elizabeth Swan, Pirates of the Caribbean, played by Keira Knightley

Selene, Underworld Series, played by Kate Beckinsale

Kira Navarez, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars written by Christopher Paolini

Kristin Ortega, Altered Carbon (books by Richard Morgan, show adapted by Laeta Kalogridis), TV show character played by Martha Higareda

Reileen Kawahara, Altered Carbon, TV show character played by Dichen Lachman

Quellcrest Falconer, Altered Carbon, TV show character played by Renée Elise Goldsberry

Lizzie Elliott, Altered Carbon, TV show character played by Hayley Law

Miriam Bancroft, Altered Carbon, TV show character played by Kristin Lehman

There are so many more that have left their mark on me. These are the ones I can remember now.

I watched a lot of the movies listed here when I was a kid. I didn't see the way women were being belittled or treated like token pieces when I was young. I only took away the best parts of those characters.

Rhonda from Tremors? A young female scientist working on her own!

Gwen DiMarco? Funny, tough, scared out of her mind but still there!

*There is a scene in The Mummy when the two groups reach Hamunaptra. A man says, "They are led by a woman. What does a woman know?" It was not until I was well into my adulthood that I realized this was meant to be a dig at her. Growing up, I always thought it was a genuine question. A question uttered with reverence and awe. What does a woman know? We know so many things! Women are able to do so much without ever having to look it up or ask. I took this as a sign of "Yes! Women are mysterious. We hold so much knowledge. We are powerful!"

**Hedda Gabler is a play that stole my breath away. I love every bit of this work. A woman trapped in a marriage she had no desire for. Not because there was another man, but she truly did not want to be married! The self-sabotage, the destructive and toxic qualities that she takes on throughout the play is heart wrenchingly beautiful. I love Hedda's flaws.

If you want to chat about these women, I will talk for days.

i dont really know how to articulate this but its crazy just how many people dont even realize they dont care about female characters. all their faves are men. they never talk about girls without being led into it. and when you try to point this out to them they try to defend themselves that their faves are just the archetypes they like, despite clearly not caring when that same archetype is a woman. like i feel like at a certain point it is your problem with the common denominator if you cant find a single female character to enjoy

[willstafford]

Slow Boat to Cairo

MURDER ON THE NILE The Crescent Theatre, Birmingham, Tuesday 8th April 2025 Hang about – isn’t it called Death on the Nile?  Well, that was the title of the novel, but when Agatha Christie came to adapt it for the stage a few years after publication, she altered the title to reflect changes she had made, chief of which was the substitution of Hercule Poirot for a cleric.  Later, she was to…