#Emma Jean Sutherland

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#NowWatching Letters To Satan Claus (2020) 🎄📝😈

“𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚒𝚜 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚜𝚊𝚖𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚑𝚊𝚙𝚙𝚎𝚗𝚎𝚍 𝚝𝚘 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚛 𝚙𝚊𝚛𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚜, 𝚒𝚜𝚗'𝚝 𝚒𝚝? 𝙰𝚞𝚗𝚝 𝙱𝚎𝚎 𝚜𝚊𝚒𝚍 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚢 𝚠𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝚏𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍 𝚠𝚛𝚊𝚙𝚙𝚎𝚍 𝚞𝚙 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚐𝚒𝚏𝚝𝚜 𝚞𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝙲𝚑𝚛𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚖𝚊𝚜 𝚝𝚛𝚎𝚎.”

[fictionadventurer]

Reasons to read The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion by Beth Brower

They're written in the style of the great light classic novels. The promo material says people have compared them to Austen, L.M. Montgomery and Jean Webster, and they're right, though the strongest comparisons I see are Oscar Wilde, P.G. Wodehouse, and Georgette Heyer.

They're (as the title indicates) presented as a series of journals by Emma M. Lion, a twenty(?) year old orphan who has recently come to live at Lapis Lazuli House in the quirky London neighborhood of St. Crispian's where she meets all kinds of colorful characters and gets into wild scrapes.

So far, there are six books in the series, with a seventh on the way, and a plan to have lots and lots more. Each book covers two months and kind of reads like episodes of a television show or an ongoing serial.

And that's basically all I knew before starting, and part of the joy of this series is uncovering the surprises along the way, so if you don't want to read any further, that's okay, but I'm still going to talk about more details under the cut.

More Plot Details

Lapis Lazuli House is technically Emma's, because it's been willed to her, along with a living that should allow her to live at a modest but respectable level of comfort. Unfortunately, she hasn't reached her majority yet, and for now, the house comes with a horrid Cousin Archibald who resents Emma after the incident that gave him The Scar, so he forces her to live in a garret bedroom and refuses to provide her allowance. Emma's money troubles have a lot of twists and turns that lead to lots of different adventures that I won't spoil here.

Emma has an ongoing quest to build up her personal library. She had to sell off her father's books to pay for her education, and she can't use libraries because she wants to scribble in her books, so getting books is VERY important. (As all the best people understand). She's constantly engaging with different books, and adding books to her library provides some of the best moments of the series. (Each volume ends with a list of the books Emma now owns).

Those are the biggest (and least spoilery) overarching plot points of the series, but the true draw is Emma's interaction with

The Characters

Emma interacts with a sprawling cast of oddballs, including:

Cousin Archibald, previously mentioned Horrid Person, obsessed with clothes and with assuming Emma is the Personification of All Evil

Arabella, her beautiful, wealthy cousin who is expected to make a good match in The Season

Aunt Eugenia, her wealthy aunt who talks exactly like Wilde's Lady Bracknell, and who recruits Emma to attend high society social events as The Foil to make Arabella look good in comparison

Mary, a School Chum who makes a living as a typist

Jack, the con man Mary has hired to pretend to be her cousin so she can get free time away from her strict "respectable" boarding house

Young Hawkes, the handsome, fashionable, mysterious vicar who spends half his sermons reading poetry

The Redoubtable Ten, a group of Hawkes' rowdy Cambridge buddies (Hawkes is technically the tenth) who heckle him during most of his sermons and admire Emma for getting into scrapes even wilder than their own

The Tenant, also known as Niall Pierce, who rents the garret on the other side of Emma's bedroom wall. They pass notes through a crack in the wall and share a cat. He has a mysterious past, which includes years living in America even though he is Not An American.

The Duke of Islington, St. Crispian's only resident nobleman, who is Very Proper and Disapproves of Emma's wilder scrapes, but who secretly has a very poetic soul

Roland Sutherland, Emma's childhood nemesis who has grown up into a handsome, charming, and wealthy Sun God

Saffronia March, a thirty-something spinster artist who knew Emma's parents and brings Emma in contact with the art world

Mrs. Penury, the wife of Emma's banker, who hasn't spoken for ten years because she decided she had said everything she wanted to say

The other draw of the series is

St. Crispian's

A quirky London neighborhood with many oddball traditions and magical-realism happenings.

There's an ancient Roman ghost that the inhabitants are very fond of.

A yearly tradition of a highly-competitive scavenger hunt to score tickets to the local production of Julius Caesar.

A phenomenon where items go "wandering" from houses, only to be found in random places in the neighborhood (and a local cafe where people can bring found items to be picked up).

Among many others

All these oddities are presented as a normal part of life, no matter how strange outsiders might find them. Though, be warned, St. Crispian's is very fond of its traditions, and its odd rules can cause problems.

Other Thoughts

This series strings you along with book after book of Witty Banter and Silly Misadventures, until suddenly it sucker-punches you with moments of Sadness and Deep Emotions

These characters, even when they're comic archetypes, have deeper layers of complexity and history.

Emma's friendships, especially with the men of her neighborhood, develop into really strong bonds.

There are threads of romance, but they're overshadowed by the platonic relationships.

They take place in what's supposed to be 1883, and take advantage of some actual historical events, but it mostly feels like a light history-flavored fantasy because people don't really act much like historical people. Like, the amount of time that Emma spends alone in the company of unmarried men late at night is scandalous. But it's okay, because you don't expect realism here any more than you expect realism from P.G. Wodehouse.

Aside from some mild cursing from one character (and the stuff in the next bullet point) there's literally no objectionable content in this series.

The series has a really weird relationship with spirituality. Characters are technically Christian, but they take it casually and don't seem to know much about their faith. Hawkes is the Worst Vicar Ever who doesn't give any actual Christian advice (I'm still waiting for a reveal that he's not a real vicar). The magical realism parts are taken more seriously than actual religion. Yet there are some parts that do interact with actual Christian ideas. I'm not crazy about it, which you'd think would be a reason not to recommend it, but I don't think it overrides the good parts of the series, and I need to discuss it with someone, because it's an issue with a lot to explore.

These are some of my favorite books I've read this year, with several of my favorite characters and moments, and I need to have someone to talk to about them.

[alldancersaretalented]

Dancers that won both finals and titles in the same year at TDA:

Minis:

2014: Kayla Mak (Westchester Dance Academy)

2015: Avery Gay (Master Ballet Academy)

2019: Crystal Huang (The Rock Center For Dance)

2021: Kelsie Jacobson (Larkin Dance Studio)

2021: Kya Massimino (Stars Dance Studio)

2023: Malia Scott (Larkin Dance Studio)

Juniors:

2012: D'Angelo Castro (Dance Town)

2014: Emma Sutherland (Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Center)

2017: Brady Farrar (Stars Dance Studio)

2018: Ava Wagner (Larkin Dance Studio)

2018: Kiarra Waidelich (The Rock Center For Dance)

2019: Keagan Capps (The Pointe PAC)

2021: Cami Vorhees (Evolve Dance Complex)

2021: Crystal Huang (The Rock Center For Dance)

Teens:

2022: Kylee Casares (Stars Dance Studio)

2023: Fiona Wu (Yoko's Dance)

2014: Julian Elia (Elite Danceworx)

2015: Payton Johnson (Jean Leigh Academy of Dance)

2019: Ruby Castro (Dance Town)

2021: Brady Farrar (Stars Dance Studio)

Seniors:

2023: Crystal Huang (The Rock Center For Dance)

2023: Ian Stegeman (Woodbury Dance)

2011: Bianca Melchior (Elite Danceworx)

2012: Jenna Johnson (CSPAS)

2016: Taylor Sieve (Larkin Dance Studio)

2017: Simrin Player (Club Dance Studio)

2018: Morgan Higgins (Denise Wall Dance Energy)

2018: Lucy Vallely (Westside Dance Project)

2019: D'Angelo Castro (Dance Town)

2019: Findlay McConnell (Elite Danceworx)

2019: Vivian Ruiz (Stars Dance Studio)

2021: Jaxon Willard (CSPAS)

2021: Alex Shulman (Danceology)

2022: Brianna Keingetti (Columbia PAC)

2023: Sam Fine (Stars Dance Studio)

[drvcxrys]

hello guys! i'm going to post this starter call and also a plot call for the event. feel free to ask the starters that you like or just like to plot, for the starter call, there is no cap. i'm going to put under this read more who is there willingly and who is there not and also the ones that are open for death has an asterisk so you can see <3

willingly went in:

alice cullen

edward cullen (characters encounter a pit trap, so obvious they almost want to explore) kaiden (monster: werewolf)carlisle cullen (monster: masked murderer wearing the Ghostface mask)laurent da revin (monster: minotaur) kate denali (characters enter a portion of the maze to find it completely dark.)

*anna of arendelle

*betty cooper

*beverly marsh

*buffy summer

*caitlin snow

*caroline forbes

enzo st. john (though relatively empty the plant life whispers threats and warnings to people in this portion of the maze. It tells them to give up on their progress)

claudia

emma swan

patia por´co (monster: masked murderer wearing the ghostface mask) killian jones (monster: giant spiders)

*hermione granger

hagrid (though relatively empty the plant life whispers threats and warnings to people in this portion of the maze. It tells them to give up on their progress) harvey hufflepuff (the area is just absolutely full of croaking frogs. they aren’t dangerous but they are loud and difficult to step around) james potter (monster: a hoard of geese)

*hope mikaelson

rebekah mikaelson (monster: living scarecrow) klaus mikaelson (characters wander in to a giant feast, long empty tables piled high with food, with chairs much too high for anyone human to sit in.) josie saltzman (monster: skeletons)

*isabelle lightwood

max lightwood (monster: ghosts) leia organa (monster: skeletons)

jill roberts

tatum riley (the area is just absolutely full of croaking frogs. they aren’t dangerous but they are loud and difficult to step around.) stu macher (characters wander in to a giant feast, long empty tables piled high with food, with chairs much too high for anyone human to sit in.)

kara danvers

lexie grey (characters are greeted by two beings the size of children but with pumpkins for heads arrive with a cart, gesturing for characters to get in) alex danvers (monster: living corn attempting to eat characters. It is still the size of regular corn.)

katara

korra (characters enter a mud filled portion of the maze, where their footsteps feel heavy, and every push further seems to sink them farther and farther into the mud.)

lila pitts

diego hargreeves (monster: a swarm of bats)

*lissa dragomir

isaac lahey (monster: ghosts)

*nancy wheeler

rapunzel corona

*samanha carpenter

kirby reed (monster: gelatinous cube) billy loomis (monster: masked murderer wearing the ghostface mask) feng xing (monster: stormtroopers)

sara lance

sheila hammond

kevin snipe (monster: minotaur)bloo regard (monster: a rat with a gun)marco del rossi (monster: murderous clown)

usagi tsukino

madoka kaname (characters walk into this portion of the maze to immediately be caught in a giant spider web, trapping them.)

wednesday addams

dragged in:

*annabeth chase

*annie cresta

*bianca di angelo

bree tanner

choi nam ra

*daenerys targaryen

drogon (monster: dementors) aelin (the husks of corn emit a poisonous gas, making characters weaker the longer they breath it in)

daphne bridgerton

eloise bridgerton (monster: a rat with a gun) edmun bridgerton (monster: living corn attempting to eat characters. It is still the size of regular corn.)

*effy stonem

*elizabeth midford

*hanna marin

heidi volturi

yoon chi woo (monster: a hoard of geese) victoria sutherland (characters encounter a pit trap, so obvious they almost want to explore)

intouch chatpokin

*jane

*jean grey

jessica riley

malia tate

peter hale (the area exists as a zone of truth, making characters incapable of lying. characters are aware of this when they enter the space)

*manaow

team siriyothin (characters reach a dead end, full of pollen spores, which when inhaled make characters feel drunk for the next hour)

*mary stuart

lola fleming narcisse (characters enter a mud filled portion of the maze, where their footsteps feel heavy, and every push further seems to sink them farther and farther into the mud)

*melinda halliwell

piper halliwell (monster: living scarecrow)

myrcella baratheon

*narcissa black

rabastan lestrange (monster: skeletons) lily evans (characters encounter a pit trap, so obvious they almost want to explore)

*rhaena targaryen

lucerys valeryon (monster: a rat with a gun)

sharon carter

daisy johnson (characters walk into this portion of the maze to immediately be caught in a giant spider web, trapping them) peggy carter (the area is just absolutely full of croaking frogs. they aren’t dangerous but they are loud and difficult to step around.)

*victoire weasley

fred weasley (monster: minotaur) fleur delacour (characters enter a portion of the maze to find it completely dark) teddy lupin (monster: dementors)

win wanichakarnjonkul

*yelena belova

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

January 2024 Young Adult Releases

🦇 Good afternoon, my bookish bats. I hope you're bundled up with a fur baby, hot bev, and good book as you ward off this (lovely) chilly weather. No TBR is complete without a few young adult novels, and plenty were released in January! Here are a few YA releases to consider adding to your shelves.

January 2 ✨ A Fragile Enchantment - Allison Saft @allisonhsaft ✨ Dark Star Burning, Ash Falls White - Amélie Wen Zhao @ameliewenzhao ✨ Just Happy to Be Here - Naomi Kanakia @rhkanakia ✨ If You Can't Take the Heat - Michael Ruhlman @ruhlman ✨ Stay With My Heart - Tashie Bhuiyan @tashiebhuiyan ✨ Cupid's Revenge - Wibke Brueggemann @wibkebrueggemann ✨ Ghost Roast - Shawnee Gibbs @shawnee.gibbs and Shawnelle Gibbs @nelletheelle ✨ Okay, Cupid - Mason Deaver @mason_deaver ✨ Sky's End - Marc J Gregson @mjg_write

January 9 ✨ Somewhere in the Deep - Tanvi Berwah @tanviberwah ✨ The Atlas of Us - Kristin Dwyer @kristindwyer ✨ The Lost Ones - Lauren DeStefano @laurendestefanoauthor ✨ Arya Khanna's Bollywood Moment - Arushi Avachat @arushi.24 ✨ Dungeons and Drama - Kristy Boyce @kristylboyce ✨ Shut Up, This Is Serious - Carolina Ixta @carolinaixta ✨ Lunar New Year Love Story - Gene Luen Yang @geneluenyang ✨ We're Never Getting Home - Tracy Badua @tracybaduawrites

January 16 ✨ A Drop of Venom - Sajni Patel @sajnipatelbooks ✨ Most Ardently - Gabe Cole Novoa @thegabecole ✨ If I Promise You Wings - A.K. Small @aksmallwords ✨ Evergreen - Devin Greenlee @Dev.L.Lee ✨ So Let Them Burn - Kamilah Cole @wordsiren ✨ Beasts of War - Ayana Gray @ayanagray_ ✨ Sun Don't Shine - Crissa-Jean Chappell @crissachappell ✨ Escaping Mr. Rochester - L.L. McKinney @ll_mckinney

January 23 ✨ Destroy the Day - Brigid Kemmerer @brigidkemmerer ✨ My Fair Brady - Brian D. Kennedy @bdkennedybooks ✨ The Invocations - Krystal Sutherland @km_sutherland ✨ Into the Sunken City - Dinesh Thiru @dineshmt ✨ You're Breaking My Heart - Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich @olugbemisolarhudayperkovich ✨ The Getaway List - Emma Lord @dilemmalord ✨ Out of Our League: 16 Stories of Girls in Sports - Dahlia Adler @missdahlelama & Jennifer Iacopelli @jennifercarolyn ✨ The Colliding Worlds of Mina Lee - Ellen Oh @elloecho ✨ Not Dead Enough - Tyffany D. Neiheiser @writer_tyffany

January 30 ✨ Just Say Yes - Goldy Moldavsky @goldywrites ✨ Red - Annie Cardi @anniecardi ✨ A Reckless Oath - Kaylie Smith @kaylsmoon ✨ Poemhood Our Black Revival - Anthology ✨ Wander in the Dark - Jumata Emill @brownboywriting ✨ The Dark Fable - Katherine Harbour @katharbour77

[ladiesoftheages]

Anne Boleyn on Stage and Screen

Giuditta Pasta in the Teatro Carcano‘s production of the opera Anna Bolena (this was the original production of this opera and the title role was written specifically for her voice) — 1830

Apollonia Bertucca in the New York premiere of Anna Bolena — 1850

Violet Vanbrugh in the Lyecum Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1892

Clara Kimball Young in a short film about Cardinal Wolsey — 1912

Henny Porten in the film Anna Boleyn — 1920

Merle Oberon in the film The Private Life of Henry VIII — 1933

Vivien Leigh in the Open Air Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1936

Sara Scuderi in Gran Teatre del Liceu‘s production of Anna Bolena — 1947

Joyce Redman in the Broadway production of Anne of the Thousand Days — 1949

Elaine Stewart in the film Young Bess — 1953

Maria Callas in La Scala’s production of Anna Bolena — 1957

Gloria Davy in the American Opera Society’s production of Anna Bolena — 1957

Leyla Gencer in Anna Bolena — 1965

Vanessa Redgrave in the film A Man For All Seasons — 1966

Genevieve Bujold in the film Anne of the Thousand Days — 196

Dorothy Tutin in the BBC miniseries The Six Wives of Henry VIII — 19

Charlotte Rampling in the film Henry VIII and His Six Wives — 197

Beverly Sills in the New York City Opera’s production of Anna Bolena - 1973

Marisa Galvany in the New York City Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 1974

Barbara Kellerman in the BBC production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1979

Joan Sutherland in the San Francisco Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 1984

Oona Kirsch in the film God’s Outlaw — 1986

Edita Gruberová in Anna Bolena — 1994

Jean Marsh in the film Monarch —2000 (this is not a depiction of Anne Boleyn, specifically, but rather an amalgamation of all six wives)

Julia Marsen in the documentary The Six Wives of Henry VIII — 200

Jodhi May in the BBC TV movie The Other Boleyn Girl — 2003

Helena Bonham Carter in the ITV TV movie Henry VIII — 2003

An uncredited actress (as young Anne) in the documentary Kingdom of Scandal — 2003

An uncredited actress (as adult Anne) in the documentary Kingdom of Scandal — 2003

An uncredited actress in the History Happened Here segment Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn — 2007

Mariella Devia in Anna Bolena — 2007

Natalie Dormer in the Showtime series The Tudors — 2007-2008, 2010

Natalie Portman in the film The Other Boleyn Girl — 2008

Karen Peakes in the Folger Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2010

Miranda Raison in Howard Brenton’s play Anne Boleyn — 2010

Hasmik Papian in the Dallas Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2010

Miranda Raison in the Globe Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2010

Anna Netrebko in the Vienna State Opera’s and Metropolitan Opera’s productions of Anna Bolena — 2011

Emma Connell in the documentary Henry & Anne: The Lovers Who Changed History — 2011

Keri Alkema in the Minnesota Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2012

Jo Herbert in the UK tour of Howard Brenton’s Anne Boleyn — 2012

Rochelle Hart in the Opera Seria UK’s production of Anna Bolena — 2012

Anna Jullienne in the Auckland Theatre Company’s production of Howard Brenton’s Anne Boleyn — 2013

Serena Farncocchia in the Welsh National Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2013

Fleur Keith in the play Fallen in Love: The Secret Heart of Anne Boleyn performed at the Tower of London — 2013

Tara Breathnach in the documentary The Last Days of Anne Boleyn — 2013

Kathryn Myles in the Actors Shakespeare Project’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2013-2014

Miou Kazune in the Japanese musical Lady Bess — 2014-2017

Sondra Radvanovsky in several productions of Anna Bolena including at The Lyric Opera of Chicago and the Metropolitan Opera, among others — 2014-2015

Claire Foy in the BBC miniseries Wolf Hall — 2015

Harriet Green in the documentary Inside the Court of Henry VIII — 2015

Lydia Leonard in both the West End and Broadway productions of Wolf Hall Parts One & Two — 2015

An unknown actress in the Spanish TV series Carlos, rey emperador — 2015

Claire Cooper in the documentary Six Wives with Lucy Worsley (also known as Secrets of the Six Wives) — 2016

Fleur Keith in the short film I Am Henry — 2016

Harriet Green in the documentary The Six Queens of Henry VIII (also known as Henry VIII and His Six Wives) — 2016; Archive footage of Green in this documentary was also featured in the documentary series Elizabeth I — 2017

Krystin Pellerin in the CW series Reign, season 3 episode “To the Death” — 2016

Anastasia Drew in the documentary The Private Lives of the Tudors — 2016

Gemma Whalen in an episode of the CBBC series Horrible Histories — 2017

Ashleigh Weir in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival production of the musical Six — 2017

Christina Modestou in the Off-West End production of Six — 2017

Millie O’Connell in the original West End production of Six — 2018-2019

Angela Meade in several productions of Anna Bolena throughout the years, most recently in ABAO Bilbao’s production — 2019

Hazel Karooma-Brooker in the Norwegian Cruise Line production of Six — 2019

An uncredited actress in the Starz series The Spanish Princess, season 1 episode “All Is Lost” — 2019

Andrea Macasaet in the North American tour and original Broadway productions of Six — 2019-2020

Courtney Bowman in the West End production of Six — 2019-202

Maddison Bulleyment in the UK tour of Six — 2019-2020

Kala Gare in the Australian tour of Six — 2020

Alice Nokes in The Spanish Princess part 2 — 2020

Jodie Turner-Smith in the Channel 5 miniseries Anne Boleyn — 2021

Rafaelle Cohen in the BBC docuseries The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family — 2021

Amy Manson in the film Spencer — 2021

Amy James-Kelly in the Netflix docudrama Blood, Sex and Royalty — 2022

[moviesandmania]

LETTERS TO SATAN CLAUS (2020) Reviews and overview

LETTERS TO SATAN CLAUS (2020) Reviews and overview

‘Someone’s coming to town …and it’s not Mr. Right.’ Letters to Satan Claus is a 2020 comedy horror film about a TV news reporter who returns to her hometown to face the horror of her past. Directed by Emma Jean Sutherland from a screenplay written by Michael Zara, the movie stars Karen Knox, Jessica Clement, Joseph Cannata and Alex Harrouch. Plot: Big city reporter Holly Frost (Karen Knox)…

[softiedancers]

All TDA Best Dancer Titles By Studio

Mini Female Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Larkin Dance Studio (Kelsie Jacobson 2021, Savannah Manzel 2020)

The Rock Center For Dance (Crystal Huang 2019, Kiarra Waidelich 2016)

Stars Dance Studio (Kya Massimino 2021, Diana Pombo 2016)

1 Win

Project 21 (Gracyn French 2019)

Michelle Latimer Dance Academy (Elliana Walmsley 2018)

Evolve Dance Complex (Cami Voorhees 2018)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Brightyn Brems 2017)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (Hailey Bills 2017)

Limitless at Master Ballet (Avery Gay 2015)

Joanne Chapman School of Dance (Jezzaeyah Slack 2015)

Club Dance Studio (Brynn Rumfallo 2014)

Westchester Dance Academy (Kayla Mak 2014)

Drewitz Dance Productions (Tate McRae 2013)

Murrieta Dance Project (Talia Seitel 2012)

CC & Co. Dance Complex (Leara Stanley 2011)

Mini Male Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Murrieta Dance Project (Aedyn Bekker 2019, Artyon Celestine 2016)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre (Hudson Pletcher 2018, Joziah German 2014)

Stars Dance Studio (Michael Cash Savio 2021, Brady Farrar 2014)

1 Win

Danceology (Jacob Barrow 2021)

PULSE Dance Centre (Keenan Mentzos 2020)

Woodbury Dance Center (Ian Stegeman 2019)

companyONE (Anthony Lagrega 2018)

Club Dance Studio (JT Church 2017)

Elite Danceworx (Stefano Bonomo 2017)

The Dance Zone (Jonathan Paula 2016)

The Rage (Gavin Morales 2015)

Art & Soul Dance Company (Tristan Ianiero 2015)

Southern Strutt (Joey Britt 2013)

Dance Empire of Miami (Jamaii Melvin 2012)

Talent Factory (Travis Atwood 2011)

Junior Female Best Dancers:

3 Wins

Club Dance Studio (Bostyn Brown 2016, Jaycee Wilkins 2015, Kalani Hilliker 2013)

2 Wins

The Rock Center For Dance (Crystal Huang 2021, Kiarra Waidelich 2018)

Larkin Dance Studio (Ali Ogle 2020, Ava Wagner 2018)

YYC Dance Project (Bella Klassen 2017, Tate McRae 2015)

1 Win

Evolve Dance Complex (Cami Voorhees 2021)

The Pointe Performing Arts Center (Keagan Capps 2019)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Addison Leitch 2019)

Master Ballet Academy (Avery Gay 2017)

Danceology (Emma York 2016)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Center (Emma Sutherland 2014)

RT Dance Academy (Sophia Lucia 2014)

Jean Jeigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2012)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2011)

Junior Male Best Dancers:

3 Wins

Stars Dance Studio (Nicholas Bustos 2020, Brady Farrar 2017, Parker Garrison 2016)

2 Wins

Performing Dance Arts (Jackson Foley 2018, Murphy Lee 2015)

Elite Danceworx (Stefano Bonomo 2019, Findlay Mcconnell 2014)

1 Win

The Base Dance Center (Cooper Macalalad 2021)

Woodbury Dance Center (Ian Stegeman 2021)

Vlad's Dance Company (Timothy Zvifel 2019)

Canadian Dance Unit (Jonathan Paula 2018)

Art & Soul Dance Company (Tristan Ianiero 2017)

Just for Kicks (Holden Maples 2016)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Carter Williams 2014)

JCSOD (Julian Lombardi 2013)

Dance Town (D'angelo Castro 2012)

Dance Unlimited (Jonathan Wade 2011)

Teen Female Best Dancers:

2 Wins

The Rock Center For Dance (Savannah Kristich 2021, Kiarra Waidelich 2020)

Club Dance Studio (Bostyn Brown 2019, Simrin Player 2014)

Elite Danceworx (Kelis Robinson 2018, Jazzmin James 2012)

1 Win

Project 21 (Dyllan Blackburn 2021)

Dance Town (Ruby Castro 2019)

YYC Dance Project (Tate McRae 2018)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Megan Goldstein 2017)

Stars Dance Studio (Quinn Starner 2017)

Dance Industry Performing Arts Center (Emma Sutherland 2016)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Morgan Higgins 2016)

Elevation Studios (Lucy Vallely 2015)

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2015)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2014)

Murrieta Dance Project (Christina Ricucci 2013)

CC & Co. Dance Complex (Sarah Pippin 2011)

Teen Male Best Dancers:

5 Wins

Elite Danceworx (Joey Gertin 2018, Findlay Mcconnell 2017, Julian Elia 2014, Zenon Zubyk 2013, Kyle Patrick Clark 2012)

3 Wins

Stars Dance Studio (Brady Farrar 2021, Logan Hernandez 2015, Ricky Ubeda 2011)

1 Win

Larkin Dance Studio (Caleb Abea 2021)

The Rock Center For Dance (Easton Magliarditi 2020)

Performing Dance Arts (Murphy Lee 2019)

Westlake Dance Center (Holden Maples 2019)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre (Joziah German 2018)

Danceology (Ryan Maw 2017)

The Company (Sage Rosen 2016)

Dance Town (D'Angelo Castro 2016)

Company C Dance Club (Graham Feeny 2015)

West Coast School of the Arts (Lex Ishimoto 2014)

Senior Female Best Dancers:

3 Wins

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Ell Horan 2021, Lucy Vallely 2018, Alyssa Allen 2014)

2 Wins

Larkin Dance Studio (Ellie Wagner 2019, Taylor Sieve 2016)

Elite Danceworx (Kelis Robinson 2020, Bianca Melchior 2011)

1 Win

Westchester Dance Academy (Kayla Mak 2021)

Stars Dance Studio (Vivian Ruiz 2019)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Morgan Higgins 2018)

Club Dance Studio (Simrin Player 2017)

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2017)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2016)

Columbia City Jazz (Ashley Green 2015)

Elite Danceworx (Jazzmin James 2015)

Dancemakers of Atlanta (Brianne Sellars 2014)

The Dance Studio of Fresno (Miriam Gittens 2013)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Jenna Johnson 2012)

Senior Male Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Elite Danceworx (Findlay Mcconnell 2019, Kyle Patrick Clarke 2015)

Columbia City Jazz (Michael Hall 2015, Daniel Gaymon 2011)

1 Win

Danceology (Alex Shulman 2021)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Jaxon Willard 2021)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (Joziah German 2020)

Dance Town (D'Angelo Castro 2019)

The Rock Center For Dance (Christian Smith 2018)

Vlad's Dance Company (Michael Novitski 2018)

Artistic Fusion Dance Academy (Timmy Blankenship 2017)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Wyeth Walker 2017)

West Coast School Of The Arts (Lex Ishimoto 2016)

Dance Unlimited (Jonathan Wade 2016)

Leeming Danceworx (Keanu Uchida 2014)

Southern Strutt (Zelig Williams 2013)

Stars Dance Studio (Ricky Ubeda 2012)

Most Best Dancer Wins Total

Elite Danceworx (15)

Stars Dance Studio (13)

Club Dance Studio (9)

The Rock Center For Dance (8)

Larkin Dance Studio (7)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (6)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (5)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio/Dance Town/Danceology/Murrieta Dance Project (4)

Columbia City Jazz/Denise Wall Dance Energy/The Dance Centre/YYC Dance Project (3)

Art & Soul Dance Company/CC & Co. Dance Complex/Dance Unlimited/Evolve Dance Complex/Jean Leigh Academy of Dance/Project 21/Southern Strutt/Vlad's Dance Company/Westchester Dance Academy/West Coast School Of The Arts/Woodbury Dance Center (2)

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It’s very important to me that Justin and Sydnee know about this Christmas movie. Someone tell them.

“Letters to Satan Claus revolves around Holly who, after returning to her hometown of Ornaments as a big-city news reporter, faces off with the demon of her past following a simple typo made in her letter to Santa. It's a harmless mistake that summons Satan to kill her parents.”

[doubleattitude]

Prodigy Dance and PAC

The Dance Awards, Las Vegas 2014: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

Mini Solo (7-10)

6th: Joziah German-’Straight Through My Heart’

10th (tie): Lindsey Wade-��Turn to Stone’

Didn’t Place

Courtney McColley-’I Gotcha’

Evalyn Sartuche-’Everywhere I Go’

Junior Solo (11-12)

1st: Emma Sutherland-’In the Shadows’

5th: Hannah Karim-’Your Love’

Didn’t Place

Kirsten Smerud-’Walking On Air’

Teen Solo (13-15)

7th: Kennedy Huff-’Billie Jean’

Didn’t Place

Kayleigh Smerud-’The Hunt’

Julianne Swaykus-’Undone’

Jada German-’Runaway’

Maddie Cook-’Gypsy Girl’

Desirae Arriaga-’I See Fire’

Kendol Davis-’Waking Up’

Keaton Olson-’Keep Me’

Marlee Fleisher-’Wicked Games’

Senior Solo

Didn’t Place

Megan Campbell-’Never Let Me Go’

Meghan Lajoie-’Neglected Space’

Lexi Lee-’Meant’

Omar Rivera-’Remodel’

Hannah O’Brien-’That Night’

Claire Miksch-’How’

Morgan Pawloski-’Wasting My Young Years’

Mini Duo/Trio

5th: ‘Turn Your Eyes Away’

Junior Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

‘Soon Enough’

Teen Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

‘Old Skin’

‘Into The Past’

Senior Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

‘I’ll Drown’

‘Gone Dim’

‘I Want You Back’

‘Comforting Sounds’

Mini Group

Didn’t Place

‘Precious Stones (From Sleeping Beauty)’

Junior Group

4th: ‘Sweetheart’

Teen Group

3rd: ‘Pay for What’

Didn’t Place

‘Crazy In Love’

‘I Hope You Know I Care’

‘Inverno’

‘Devil’s Circle’

‘Addicted to Love’

‘Step’

Senior Group

Didn’t Place

‘Wolves’

Junior Line

2nd: ‘El Tango’

4th: ‘Wild West’

Teen Line

Didn’t Place

‘Survive’

‘Did I Fool Ya?’

‘Say Anything’

Teen Extended Line

Didn’t Place

‘Matrix’

‘An Awesome Wave’

Teen Production

3rd: ‘Picking Up the Pieces’

High Scores by Performance Division:

Mini Ballet

1st: ‘Precious Stones (from Sleeping Beauty)’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: ‘Wild West’

Junior Jazz

1st: ‘El Tango’

Junior Lyrical

2nd: ‘Sweetheart’

Junior Specialty

1st: ‘Smother’

Teen Jazz

4th: ‘Survive’

Didn’t Place

‘Addicted to Love’

Teen Lyrical

3rd (tie): ‘Say Anything’

5th (3-way tie): ‘I Hope You Know I Care’

Didn’t Place

‘Survive’

Teen Specialty

4th: ‘Pay for What’

Teen Tap

Didn’t Place

‘Crazy In Love’

‘Did I Fool Ya?’

‘Step’

Teen Contemporary

Didn’t Place

‘Picking Up the Pieces’

‘An Awesome Wave’

Teen Hip-Hop

Didn’t Place

‘Matrix’

Teen Ballet

Didn’t Place

‘Inverno’

‘Devil’s Circle’

Senior Ballet

5th: ‘Disapproval’

Senior Jazz

2nd: ‘Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat’

Senior Contemporary

Didn’t Place

‘Wolves’

Specialty Awards:

Mini Outstanding Technical Achievement

$500-’Precious Stones’

Junior Outstanding Technical Achievement

$500-’Sweetheart’

Mini and Junior Best Choreographer

$500-’El Tango’ (Stacy Bills)

Best Production Performance

$500-’Picking Up the Pieces’

Best Jazz Performance

$500-’El Tango’

Best Ballet Performance

$500-’Precious Stones’

Best Hip-Hop Performance

$500-’Wild West’

Best Specialty Performance

$500-’Smother’

Best Performance Awards:

Mini

2nd runner-up: ‘Precious Stones’ ($500)

Junior

2nd runner-up: ‘El Tango’ ($500)

Best Dancer:

Mini Female

Top 11: Courtney McColley

Top 20: Lindsey Wade

Mini Male

Winner: Joziah German ($350)

Junior Female

Winner: Emma Sutherland ($500)

Didn’t Place

Kirsten Smerud

Alyssa Sartuche

Emma Sutherland

Teen Female

Top 21: Kennedy Huff

Didn’t Place

Kayleigh Smerud

Julianne Swaykus

Ave Cosentino

Jada German

Senior Female

Didn’t Place

Kaitlin Kinsey

Amanda Garcia

Megan Campbell

Lexi Lee

Senior Male

Top 10: Omar Rivera

Studio of the Year:

Winner: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre

[icabl]

A wonderful concert from the Interlochen Academy Brass Department: Low Brass; Horn; Trumpet ! 

A warm thank you to all. It was a full-house event.

Brass Ensemble Program 

“Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Medley “ - By Johnny Marks, arr. Zack Smith

Aleksandar Vitanov - Trumpet; Leland Rossi - Trumpet; Griffin Rupp - Trombone; Yan Nie - French Horn; Junming Wen - Tuba

“Oh come all ye faithful” - By John Francis Wade

Yao Yao - Trumpet; Derek Yates - Trumpet; Jesse Mudgett - Trombone; Mandy Liu - French Horn; Joe Deng - Tuba

Quintuple Chicken Dance

“Feliz Navidad” - Feliciano Arr. Sheaffer

Carlos-Manuel Aceves - Trumpet; Jason Liu - Trumpet; Ethan Hill - Trombone; Jennelle Williams - French Horn; Claudia Shassberger - Tuba

The Snazzy Snowflakes Quintet 

“O Tannenbaum” Traditional, Arr. Vince Guaraldi, Adapted by Brandon Ridenour

Emma Kosht - Trumpet; Jared Moore - Trumpet; Levi Boylan - Trombone; Tess Reagan - French Horn; Rocky Fox - Bass Trombone

Los Pinche Putos

“Have yourself a merry little Christmas” by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, arr Ralph Comstock

“You’re a mean one, Mr. Grinch” by Albert Hague arr. Zack Smith

Olivia Achcet - Trumpet; Michael Riccobono - Trumpet; Carys Sutherland - French Horn; Iris Brondz - Tenor Trombone; Chris Gonzalez - Bass Trombone

“Deck the Halls,” traditional, arr. Hunter

“Adeste Fidelis,” traditional, arr. Hunter

“Christmas Jazz Suite,” Bill Holcombe

“Canzon Pian’ e Forte,” Giovanni Gabrieli, arr. Jean-Francois Taillard

Played by All Brass!

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Anne Boleyn On Stage and Screen

Giuditta Pasta in the Teatro Carcano‘s production of the opera Anna Bolena (this was the original production of this opera and the title role was written specifically for her voice) — 1830

Apollonia Bertucca in the New York premiere of Anna Bolena — 1850

Violet Vanbrugh in the Lyecum Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1892

Clara Kimball Young in a short film about Cardinal Wolsey — 1912

Henny Porten in the film Anna Boleyn — 1920

Merle Oberon in the film The Private Life of Henry VIII — 1933

Vivien Leigh in the Open Air Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1936

Sara Scuderi in Gran Teatre del Liceu‘s production of Anna Bolena — 1947

Joyce Redman in the Broadway production of Anne of the Thousand Days — 1949

Elaine Stewart in the film Young Bess — 1953

Maria Callas in La Scala’s production of Anna Bolena — 1957

Gloria Davy in the American Opera Society’s production of Anna Bolena — 1957

Leyla Gencer in Anna Bolena — 1965

Vanessa Redgrave in the film A Man For All Seasons — 1966

Genevieve Bujold in the film Anne of the Thousand Days — 1969

Dorothy Tutin in the BBC miniseries The Six Wives of Henry VIII — 1970

Charlotte Rampling in the film Henry VIII and His Six Wives — 1972

Beverly Sills in the New York City Opera’s production of Anna Bolena - 1973

Marisa Galvany in the New York City Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 1974

Barbara Kellerman in the BBC production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 1979

Joan Sutherland in the San Francisco Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 1984

Oona Kirsch in the film God’s Outlaw — 1986

Edita Gruberová in Anna Bolena — 1994

Jean Marsh in the film Monarch —2000 (this is not a depiction of Anne Boleyn, specifically, but rather an amalgamation of all six wives)

Julia Marsen in the documentary The Six Wives of Henry VIII — 2001

Jodhi May in the BBC TV movie The Other Boleyn Girl — 2003

Helena Bonham Carter in the ITV TV movie Henry VIII — 2003

An uncredited actress (as young Anne) in the documentary Kingdom of Scandal — 2003

An uncredited actress (as adult Anne) in the documentary Kingdom of Scandal — 2003

An uncredited actress in the History Happened Here segment Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn — 2007

Mariella Devia in Anna Bolena — 2007

Natalie Dormer in the Showtime series The Tudors — 2007-2008, 2010

Natalie Portman in the film The Other Boleyn Girl — 2008

Karen Peakes in the Folger Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2010

Miranda Raison in Howard Brenton’s play Anne Boleyn — 2010

Hasmik Papian in the Dallas Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2010

Miranda Raison in the Globe Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2010

Anna Netrebko in the Vienna State Opera’s and Metropolitan Opera’s productions of Anna Bolena — 2011

Emma Connell in the documentary Henry & Anne: The Lovers Who Changed History — 2011

Keri Alkema in the Minnesota Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2012

Jo Herbert in the UK tour of Howard Brenton’s Anne Boleyn — 2012

Rochelle Hart in the Opera Seria UK’s production of Anna Bolena — 2012

Anna Jullienne in the Auckland Theatre Company’s production of Howard Brenton’s Anne Boleyn — 2013

Serena Farncocchia in the Welsh National Opera’s production of Anna Bolena — 2013

Fleur Keith in the play Fallen in Love: The Secret Heart of Anne Boleyn performed at the Tower of London — 2013

Tara Breathnach in the documentary The Last Days of Anne Boleyn — 2013

Kathryn Myles in the Actors Shakespeare Project’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII — 2013-2014

Miou Kazune in the Japanese musical Lady Bess — 2014-2017

Sondra Radvanovsky in several productions of Anna Bolena including at The Lyric Opera of Chicago and the Metropolitan Opera, among others — 2014-2015

Claire Foy in the BBC miniseries Wolf Hall — 2015

Harriet Green in the documentary Inside the Court of Henry VIII — 2015

Lydia Leonard in both the West End and Broadway productions of Wolf Hall Parts One & Two — 2015

An unknown actress in the Spanish TV series Carlos, rey emperador — 2015

Claire Cooper in the documentary Six Wives with Lucy Worsley (also known as Secrets of the Six Wives) — 2016

Fleur Keith in the short film I Am Henry — 2016

Harriet Green in the documentary The Six Queens of Henry VIII (also known as Henry VIII and His Six Wives) — 2016; Archive footage of Green in this documentary was also featured in the documentary series Elizabeth I — 2017

Krystin Pellerin in the CW series Reign, season 3 episode “To the Death” — 2016

Anastasia Drew in the documentary The Private Lives of the Tudors — 2016

Gemma Whalen in an episode of the CBBC series Horrible Histories — 2017

Ashleigh Weir in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival production of the musical Six — 2017

Christina Modestou in the Off-West End production of Six — 2017

Millie O’Connell in the original West End production of Six — 2018-2019

Angela Meade in several productions of Anna Bolena throughout the years, most recently in ABAO Bilbao’s production — 2019

Hazel Karooma-Brooker in the Norwegian Cruise Line production of Six — 2019

An uncredited actress in the Starz series The Spanish Princess, season 1 episode “All Is Lost” — 2019

Andrea Macasaet in the North American tour and original Broadway productions of Six — 2019-2020

Courtney Bowman in the West End production of Six — 2019-2020

Maddison Bulleyment in the UK tour of Six — 2019-2020

Kala Gare in the Australian tour of Six — 2020

Alice Nokes in The Spanish Princess part 2 — 2020

Jodie Turner-Smith in the Channel 5 miniseries Anne Boleyn — 2021

Rafaelle Cohen in the BBC docuseries The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family — 2021

Amy Manson in the film Spencer — 2021

[towritecomicsonherarms]

Sorry if you've been asked this 50 times already but, MCU X-Men & FF fancast?

I think i’ve fancast like 90% of the marvel universe now tbh

so

here goes

in no order

I have 4 Fantastic Fantastic 4 fancasts (see what i did there?)

This was the latest one

Jon Hamm as Reed

Katheryn Winnick as Sue

Alex Pettyfer as Johhny

Michael Cudlitzas Ben

This is an older one with bonus supporting characters

Andrew lincoln as Reed

Anna Torv as Sue

Ryan Kwanten as Johnny

Channing Tatum as Ben

This was for the Ultimate F4

Jay Baruchel as Reed

Amber Heard as Sue

and the other two were the same as above

An over 50′s fancast with supporting cast

Pearce Brosnan as Reed

Sharon Stone as Sue

Brad Pitt as johnny

Kurt Russell as Ben

Anna Torv as Invisible Woman

Keanu Reeves as Silver Surfer

Tahmoh Penikett as Namor

Michael Berryman as Impossible Man

The Hellfire Club

Mystique - Stana Katic

Emma Frost - Charlize Theron

Lady Mastermind - Natalie Dormer

Madelyne Pryor - Emily Blunt

Mastermind - Daniel Day Lewis

Selene - Olga Kurylenko

Scott Caan as Wolverine

Kitty Pryde - Alison brie 

Magik - Ashley benson 

Lyndsy Fonseca as Rogue

Gaspard Ulliel as Gambit 

Phoenix Five and Hope Summers

Robert Pattinson as Cyclops

Charlize Theron as Emma Frost

Tahmoh Penikett as Namor

Kevin Durand as Colossus

Ashley Benson as Magik

Molly C Quinn as Hope Summers

Kate Beckinsale as Domino

Rachel Nichols as Jean Grey

Zac Efron as Iceman

Over 50′s X-Men

Professor X - Ben Kinglsey (71)

Cyclops - George Clooney (54)

Jean grey - Sandra Bullock (51)

Iceman - Rob Lowe (51)

Angel - Viggo Mortensen (56)

Beast - Colin Firth (55)

Wolverine - Kurt Russell (64)

Emma Frost - Michelle Pfeiffer (57)

Storm - Angela Bassett (57)

Magneto - Timothy Dalton (71)

Timothy Dalton as Magneto

Dave Franco as Legion

Mark Sheppard as Pete Wisdom

Stana Katic as Abigail Brand

Cable and Deadpool

Seann William Scott  as Deadpool

Stephen Lang as Cable

X-Force

Natassia Maltheas Psylocke

Luke Evansas Fantomex

Alex Pettyfer as Archangel

Jason Mamoa as Warpath (ignore this one. it was bad)

Isabelle Fuhrmanas X-23

Temuera Morrison as Forge

kiefer sutherlandas Doctor Nemesis

Malin Akerman as Boom Boom

Aaron Douglas as Beast

I’m probably forgetting people but whatevs

Other Fancasts

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James Jr. Woolsey Sir Robert Worcester Sarah Wu Robert Zoellick Most of the names listed above are of Jewish lineage 

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Reflecting On The Willow-Tara Relationship And Why Giles Wasn't Present For The Buffy Reunion

Credit: Entertainment Weekly

Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered 20 years ago (on March 10, 1997), and to celebrate, Entertainment Weekly got most of cast together for a reunion. Unfortunately, Anthony Stewart Head (Rupert Giles) was unable to attendthe reunion because it fell during the tech rehearsal for a play he’s in. However, they did make sure Giles was there in some way, by adding a…