#Claire Moore

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Ethan Freeman and Claire Moore

[marleneoftheopera]

Michael Crawford and Claire Moore, London.

[operafantomet]

Hi Anea! I've always wondered what the Star Princess makeup looks like? I've seen Patti Cohenour's dark blue eyeshadow and it looks interesting. Thank you!!!

I would say that the makeup here is whatever the Christine actress wears in the rest of the show, as it really isn't any time to adjust the makeup after Masquerade.

That said, the earlier Christines wore heavier makeup than what's seen on most Christines today. They "pancaked" their face more, with heavier and paler foundation, and they wore more eye makeup. It started out with very blue eyeshadow - a true child of the 1980s - as seen on Sarah Brightmana and Claire Moore in West End, in many of the early Japanese Christines, the early Hamburg Christines etc. Here's Sarah Brightman:

And Claire Moore:

Anna Maria Kaufmann in Hamburg:

Kyoko Suzuki in Japan:

(not sure if this is indeed Kyoko Suzuki, but it does at least show the quite blue eye-makeup with the Star Princess costume):

In the original Broadway production they did instead do heavier "smoky eye" makeup. This was also implanted into the West End production, as well as the Australian. It means Claire Moore went from the very blue eyeshadow above and to this:

Ditto for Sarah Brightman on Broadway:

And thus also Patti Cohenour:

She also kept a dark makeup for her Canadian run, but I would say it was a tad lighter than her Broadway run. More light areas on the eyelid, in sync with the other Canadian Christines.

Which again would translate into the Star Princess look. Not that I have a supergood photo of her makeup there, but this cropped blurry fullshow still gives an indication:

I hope that answered your question... If not you did at least get a look of the rare and amazing VERY BLUE EYESHADOW of the 1980s...!

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In a new commission by BBC Radio 2 for BBC Sounds, The Showstopper will be available from 19 March featuring Bridgerton’s Jonathan Bailey.

40 years ago the HIV virus, and the resulting disease AIDS, were named. It devastated people’s lives all over the world, including bringing immeasurable heartbreak to the theatre community of Broadway and the West End.

Theatre, however, became a voice of awareness, rebelling against the stigma present at the time. There were plays, one-man performances and musicals highlighting the disease and its effect on people, spreading messages of hope and support and helping to quash hurtful and misleading information.

In this programme, actor Jonathan Bailey, who performed as a child in Les Miserables in the West End at the time, tells the story of HIV/AIDS impact on the theatre community, and tells how this community supported those affected. This documentary includes powerful stories from those at the heart of the theatre community at the time, including producers Cameron Mackintosh and Nick Allott, lyricist Tim Rice and Musical Director Jae Alexander, alongside performers such as actor and activist Jill Nalder (Les Miserables, Oliver!), Claire Moore (The Phantom of the Opera), Craig Revel Horwood, Stifyn Parri (Les Miserables, Brookside), and Make A Difference charity’s Melanie Tranter.

For more information, please click here.

Source

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Vogue España July 2023

The Mermaid  

Elizaveta Porodina - Photographer

Tati Cotliar - Fashion Editor/Stylist

Claire Moore - Hair Stylist

Valentina Li - Makeup Artist

Afra Zamara - Set Designer

Eri Narita - Manicurist

Grace Elizabeth - Model

[overthinkingbelle]

ALL I ASK OF YOU

Michael Ball Collection (solo and duets)

Please don't kill me on the final clip. Subject to delete. 😁

[phantomchristinesuk]

Phantom London 36th Anniversary: Then & Now

Pictures: Operafantomet (tumblr), Phantom London (website), Holly-Anne Hull/Anouk van Laake/Eve Shanu-Wilson (instagram), Maria Kesselman (Facebook)

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News: The Great British Bake Off Musical Prepares to Transfer to the Noël Coward Theatre

News: The Great British Bake Off Musical Prepares to Transfer to the Noël Coward Theatre

Mark Goucher Productions have announced that The Great British Bake Off Musical will transfer to the West End opening at the Noël Coward Theatre for a limited twelve-week run from 25 February to 13 May 2023. Created in association with Creative Director and Executive Producer Richard McKerrow and the producers of the TV phenomenon, Love Productions, this musical comedy has perfectly reimagined…

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From Teen, November 1999.

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Characters, book, and author names under the cut

Rae Taylor/Claire Francois - I'm in Love with the Villainess by Inori

Oliver Marks/James Farrow - If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio

Max Owen/Sean Moore - Magical Boy by The Kao

Dorian/Zachary Ezra Rawlins - The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern 

[mananea]

Happy 20th, D.Gray-man! Thank you, Hoshino-sensei for the heart break that keeps breaking into smaller and smaller pieces <3

This is my contribution for the @dgm20thproject a re-imagining of the first volume of D.Gray-man!

Please view, reblog, and support the full zine here!

[marleneoftheopera]

Apparently Rebecca Caine got keep her silver Saloon Girl masquerade mask she wore in London. Has she ever shared photos of it. I tried to look for her Insta but couldn't find any

Come to think of it, I don't think I have seen any onstage photos of the mask. I think I have only come across these two photos of it, taken at the same time. I believe these were the photos taken for the original costume "bible". I would think the actresses shared the mask, though I'm sure an extra one or two were made in case. So it's likely that this is the same/similar design that Rebecca Caine used as well.

(Claire Moore as Christine.)

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47 METERS DOWN (2017) dir. Johannes Roberts

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Amber Moore, Anna Claire Clouds, Lika Star & Ivy Wolfe

[jbaileyfansite]

“For me as an actor who loves musical theater and was a cast member in the Les Misérables back in the 90s, I am immensely proud of what the theater community did back then. It been a moving experience for me telling this story, there was so much I was unaware of as I was so young at that time but it’s a time of such strength compassion and resilience that we should never ever forget.”

Jonathan Bailey narrating ‘The Showstopper’, a documentary on how HIV/AIDS impacted the theatre community in the 80s, and how this community supported those affected. You can listen to this incredible emotional and powerful documentary for the next 29 days on BBC Sounds.

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Vogue España

March 2024

Elizaveta Porodina - Photographer

Victoria Sekrier - Fashion Editor/Stylist

Claire Moore - Hair Stylist

Isamaya Ffrench - Makeup Artist

Olivia Giles - Set Designer

Lauren Michelle Pires - Manicurist

Lila Moss - Model