#Gillian Romeo

[miss-mollys-ballet-blog]

AAAAHHHH!!!!!

I get to see Gillian Murphy in Romeo and Juliet again!!!!  

[iamadyingangel]

[murdleandmarot]

platoria or demelurina for the ship bingo? ^_^

ILL DO THEM BOTH 4 U :DDD HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Platoria!! 🤍🎀🌹🩰

Good lord do they drive me fucking insane. Plato is a gorgeous gorgeous deer boy cat with eyeliner and pretty hair for days and Vicci is the jellicle moon the stars the universe the baby ballerina of all timeee. The original ‘she’s everything. He’s just Ken.’ Daphne and Fred. Mrs. Piggy and Kermit. I promise I’m not trying to be pretentious or anything but these two are like if Romeo and Juliet wasn’t tragedy. If they were doomed and there wasn’t an age gap. Platoria is that. To me. And also holyyyy shit they’re both gorgeoussss. Truly the best to ever do it. No notes. 10/10.

Deme and Bomba are under the cut :)

Demelurina!! ♥️🧡💋🍷

RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH THEY MAKE ME CRAZY!!!!!! Not in the same way as Platoria but like….different. Their personalities are so different but they love each other so much….i love it when they go crazy during Macavity or completely body the harmonies in Grizabella the Glamour cat. Gillian Lynne has a vision, and I see and understand and want to eat the vision. Their shared trauma with Macavity makes their dynamic really interesting, because Demeter was clearly the one more hurt by the whole ordeal, so the way they parallel and contrast each other during the song is ACTUALLY insane. When I sing Macavity for fun, there’s always a very noticeable difference between the tones, and the way the two of them ebb and flow with their voices. Actual ear candy. Stunning.

Revivals need to get SO MUCH MORE INTENSE AND INTIMATE WITH THE CHOREO. I’d never thought I’d say that about fictional characters, but PLEASE let them interact more. This is a DUET!!!! LET THEM TOUCH EACH OTHER AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE OTHER ON THE STAGE!!!!

Anyhow I love them so so much and they’re beautiful and great. Bomba baby, Demeter honey, I love you both <33333

[lesseroftwoweevils]

This is my attempt to do a thing for @radblrthemeweeks because I love the concept of their blog!

This week’s theme is Separatist Swaps, basically: if you like the content from this man, try the content of this woman.

I’ll deviate from the theme a bit because I don’t know that many things to compare stuff to, so instead I’ll just list different female musicians/bands in different genres!

Indie:

BANKS

Boyskout

The Butchies

Courtney Barnett

Grace Victoria

Jen Cloher

Kate Nash

Montaigne

Odie Leigh

Päter

PJ Harvey

Rio Romeo

Metal:

Angor Animi

Apofenia

Asagraum

Astarte

BABYMETAL

Bambie Thug

Banshee

Bridear

Kittie

Mary’s Blood

We Are PIGS

Alt:

DIAMANTE

Girls Rituals

HAWXX

K.Flay

Lacey Strum

Lola Blanc

Punk:

Bikini Kill

Childbirth

Destroy Boys

Otoboke Beaver

Pussy Riot

Country:

Gillian Welch

Miranda Lambert

Gothic:

Emelie Autumn

One-Eyed Doll

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reputation: An Inspired Reading Recommendations List

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins (Ready For It...)

Carry On by Rainbow Rowell (End Game)

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (I Did Something Bad)

Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick (Don't Blame Me)

Bridget Jones' Diary by Helen Fielding (Delicate)

Six Of Crows by Leigh Bardugo (Look What You Made Me Do)

Mars by Fuyumi Soryo (So It Goes...)

Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston (Gorgeous)

Boy Parts by Eliza Clark (Getaway Car)

Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (King Of My Heart)

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (Dancing With Our Hands Tied)

City Of Bones by Cassandra Clare (Dress)

One Of Us Is Lying by Karen McManus (This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things)

Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas (Call It What You Want)

Better Than The Movies by Lynn Painter (New Year's Day)

[fromanex-fan]

Shows and Movies I recomend watching at least once.

Movies:

The Invitation- I went into this movie knowing nothing except for there are vampires. But think of it as is Bram Stoker’s Dracula had a child with Ready or Not and Get Out. It’s such a good movie.

Bullet Train- I went into this movie knowing nothing, absolutuly nothing. It is seriously the best movie of this year. It’s funny and whitty. I mean putting a Percy the train Sticker on Logan Lerman, The white girl tears from Joey King, The fucking twins??? Cowardice Brad Pitt. Serously. Not to mention the foreshadowing is A1. And the breaking news in the very first scene. My only issue with it is the Romeo and Juilete death. but this is my new comfort movie. 

Gunpowder Milkshakes- this one came out last year, and it feels kinda Lemony Snickety but for adults, Karen Gillian is in it and i will literally watch anything she is in because I love her, but biasis aside its a good fucking movie. Its another assassins movie but it features badass women. Definatly a movie to see if any one is a misogynist. Its also a feel good movie, and funny i watched it last night and have not stopped thinking about it. 

Glass Onion- I think we all knew this was coming but its a good movie and i hope we do get more of Benoit Blanc. I dont feel the need to explain this one i think everyone has seen it. 

Shows:

The Sandman- Highly recomend!!! Please please please dont let netflix cancel it, It is very comic book accurate (despite some costumes, time period, and the change of John Constintine to Joanna) and Joanna is still queer!!! its my biggest fear that this will be its down fall. its so fucking good though. Its been renewed for a second season and i cannot wait.

Alice in Borderland- admittly i havent read the webcomic this is based on, but i still really enjoyed it. Season two came out a few days ago and i could not stop watching!!!

Inside Man- David Tennet as a Vicar, Stanley Tucci what more could you ask for? more than six episodes thats for sure.

All of us are Dead- Im not a zombie fan, but this show was so good it put me in a mood to watch a bunch of KDrama zombie stuff. It focuses on like survial tips like Zombie Land but in a serious way and not a funny way. 

I realize these are all pretty basic but I just loved consuming them so much. And if you haven’t seen any of these I serisouly recommend you watch them at least once.

[joanna-lannister]

In a modern AU setting, who are Jaime & Cersei favorite historical figures and authors ?

Oh, I firmly believe Cersei would have a certain passion for queens who have met a tragic end such as Marie-Antoinette, Anne Boleyn or Cleopatra. She would read a lot about them starting from her teenage years. Jaime would be passionate about the Arthurian legends from a young age. King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table? His thing. Also, he would have a soft spot for ancient Egypt because kings and queens married brothers and sisters back then.

As for authors, Cersei would absolutely love Gillian Flynn. Gone Girl? Sharp Objects? She would consume them in one setting, and she would wait impatiently for the release of her new book. She would also read classics, and mostly Shakespeare. Speaking of Shakespeare, Jaime would love Romeo and Juliet, but he doesn't really have a favorite author because he isn't that much into books and reading, let's be real. Cersei would tell him a summary of the book she is currently reading, and that would be enough for him.

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characters/actors

full masterlist

cameron james (joseph gordon levitt) 10 things i hate about you

clare devlin (nicola coughlan) derry girls

orla mccool (louisa harland) derry girls

james maguire (dylan llewellyn) derry girls

michelle mallon (jamie-lee o'donnell) derry girls

erin quinn (saoirse monica jackson) derry girls

finnick odair (sam claflin) the hunger games

louise grant (teal rednann) gilmore girls

raphina (lucy boynton) sing street

peter parker (tom holland) spiderman: far from home

romeo, juliet, & mercutio (leonardo dicaprio, claire danes, harold perrineau) romeo + juliet 1996

kim kelly (busy phillips) freaks and geeks

jenny (michelle trachtenberg) eurotrip

michelle trachtenberg II

zendaya

zendaya II

zendaya III

zendaya IV (2022 emmys)

zendaya V (2022 emmys)

zendaya VI

monica rambeau (teyonah paris) wandavision

emma woodhouse (anya taylor joy) emma

ryan and mingi (johnny young & sekai murashige) infinity train

cruella (emma stone) cruella

suzy bishop (kaya hayward) moonrise kingdom

hunter schafer

hunter schafer II

zion moreno

madelyn cline

harley quinn (margot robbie) the suicide squad

zoë kravitz

timothèe chalamet

timothèe chalamet II

druig & makkari (barry keoghan & lauren ridloff) eternals

sadie sink as Her in the All Too Well: The Short Film

leighton murray (renee rap) the sex lives of college girls

sydney sweeney

sydney sweeney II

emma stone

storm reid

hoyeon jung

hoyeon jung II

camila morrone

camila morrone / camila dunne daisy jones & the six

yasmine finney

amber heard

amber heard II

amber heard III

amber heard IV

margot robbie on set for barbie

margot robbie II

michaela coel

marianne renoir (anna karina) pierrot le fou

pamela anderson

lisa (monica bellucci) the apartment

elle fanning

emerald (keke palmer) nope

poison ivy batman: the animated series

elizabeth olsen

daisy edgar jones

daisy edgar jones II

taylor russell

gillian owens (nicole kidman) practical magic

jenna ortega

millie bobby brown

alexa demie

alexa demie II

gene belcher bob’s burgers

kate winslet

yaya (charlbi dean) triangle of sadness

rory gilmore (alexis bledel) gilmore girls

young queen charlotte (india amarteifio) queen charlotte: a bridgerton story

daphne moon (jane leeves) frasier

jessica alexander

ayo edebiri

savannah smith

cillian murphy

gillian anderson

havana rose liu

mimi keene

jaz sinclair

priscilla presley (cailee spaeny) priscilla

jennifer lawrence

lucy gray baird (rachel zegler) the hunger games: the ballad of songbirds and snakes

gwyneth paltrow

lily gladstone

katniss everdeen (jennifer lawrence) the hunger games series

kiera knightley

avantika

vivian oparah

jodie foster

nicola coughlan

nicole kidman

kirsten dunst

lea seydoux

anne wiazemsky

olivia cooke

emma myers

anya taylor-joy

[odette-to-my-odile]

What is your favorite ballet?

Thank you for this question! By the way, I wrote a small essay on this topic so be prepared.

You're going to have to forgive me for being basic, but I love Swan Lake. Swan Lake was the first ballet I ever saw and I remember just being mesmerized by it. The story is so grand and epic in a way that feels so unique to it.

Also, I forced a bunch of my non-dancer friends to go to a performance a year ago and watching them get invested in the story (one of my friends told me that Act III was the most stressful experience in his life) was so special.

I've seen many performances of it and my favorite overall performance is one I saw from La Scala Theatre Ballet at Teatro alla Scala. La Scala tends to produce my favorite performances of ballets in general. That said, the best Odette/Odile is Gillian Murphy. No one comes close. There a performance of her as Odette/Odile on YouTube. She just has that passionate gentleness as Odette and a seductiveness, but also a sinister aspect to her as Odile. I love how she brings out that aspect of Odette that despite her meekness and unfortunate circumstances, Odette dares to dream dangerously. And Odile is just this evil bitch and she loves it. And I love it. I love how Gillian's Odile makes no real effort to try and be Odette, but we're so entranced by her that we don't even care. She does to us what she does to Siegfried, "Who needs her, when you have me?"

If Swan Lake did not exist, then this would get much harder. Giselle is just beautiful, the music in Sleeping Beauty is some of the best, and Romeo and Juliet is a classic story that works so perfectly as a ballet. I feel like La Syphilde is one I come back to a lot and I consider it a favorite of mine. However as I'm writing this, I'm feeling particularly fond of Anna Karenina. It's so soulful and it's just a joy to watch and to dance. It is certainly sensual and dramatic.

There are tons of more ballets I could talk about because I just love the artform. I've been a dancer for my entire life and I don't think I could ever stop.

[bloodhive]

2, 11, and 12 please! c:

2. top 5 books of all time? in no particular order: the haunting of hill house by shirley jackson sharp objects by gillian flynn trash by dorothy allison his dark materials trilogy by philip pullman in the dream house by carmen maria machado honorable mention: morvern callar by alan warner. it's not in my top 5 because i wouldn't recommend it to anyone, but it's a book that sits very close to my heart.

11. what nonfiction books do you like if any? i'll read pretty much any history book or biography as long as it's well-written and by a relatively credible author. i've also gotten really into memoirs recently; my favorite is probably naked in the promised land by lillian faderman.

12. did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings? yes! notably: the color purple, the handmaid's tale, romeo & juliet, macbeth, to kill a mockingbird, and a rose for emily.

[miss-mollys-ballet-blog]

Ranked Ballet Performances

I've seen quite a few live shows and I have thoughts on all of them, but instead of sharing them, I'm just going to rank them from my favorite to least favorite:

La Bayadere: Viktoria Tereshkina and Kimin Kim

Giselle: Svetlana Zakharova and David Hallberg

La Bayadere: Ekaterina Kondaurova and Timur Askerov

Raymonda: Ekaterina Kondaurova and Danila Korsuntsev

Don Quixote: Marianela Nunez and Carlos Acosta

Le Corsaire: Ekaterina Kondaurova, Andrey Ermakov, Kimin Kim

Paquita: Viktoria Tereshkina and Timur Askerov

Swan Lake: Devon Teuscher and Marcelo Gomes

Raymonda: Oksana Skorik and Timur Askerov

Giselle: Skylar Brandt and Joo Won An

Don Quixote: Skylar Brandt and Herman Cornejo

Romeo and Juliet: Gillian Murphy and James Whiteside

The Nutcracker: Mariko Sasaki, William Bracewell, Isabella Gasparini, and James Hay

Giselle: Gillian Murphy and Thomas Forester

Swan Lake: Isabella Boylston and Alban Lendorf

Swan Lake: Devon Teuscher and Aran Bell

Giselle: Elizaveta Gogidze and Olekseii Kniazkov

Little Humpbacked Horse: Anastasia Kolegova and Maxim Zyuzin

Sleeping Beauty: Sarah Lane and Herman Cornejo

Paquita: Nadezhda Batoeva and Xander Parish

Harlequinade: Skylar Brandt and Daniil Simkin

Whipped Cream: Sarah Lane and Daniil Simkin

Le Corsaire: Maria Khoreva, Konstantin Zverev, and Kimin Kim

Paquita: Maria Khoreva and Konstantin Zverev

I think I got them all lol. I didn't include non-ballet performances such as Bourne's Swan Lake, Alvin Ailey, and Riverdance.

[keynewssuriname]

Groene Ster-speler Goelaman in eindselectie Suriname

Romeo Goelaman behoort tot de eindselectie van de Surinaamse Zaalvoetbalbond. Hij kreeg woensdag het nieuws waar hij op hoopte. De Vlissingse zaalvoetballer behoort tot de eindselectie van Suriname. Dit meldt PCZ.nl. "Afgelopen nacht heb ik misschien drie uur geslapen." Goelaman was zo opgetogen, nadat hij die avond ervoor, samen met alle andere geselecteerde spelers, naar de middencirkel werd geroepen. Daardoor zal de speler van Groene Ster Vlissingen in ieder geval drie groepswedstrijden spelen op de CONCACAF Futsal Championship, die op 13 april in Nicaragua van start gaat. "Alle ogen zijn nu op Mexico gericht", zegt Goelaman. "Dat wordt denk ik meteen de belangrijkste wedstrijd, als we de groepsfase willen doorstaan. Tegen Costa Rica moeten we de schade zien te beperken en van Haïti moeten we kunnen winnen." Het toernooi begint met een groepsfase bestaande uit drie groepen van elk vier teams. Na het spelen van de Round-Robin gaan de groepswinnaars, de runner-ups en de twee beste landen op de derde plaats door naar de knock-outfase. De knock-outfase met acht teams begint met de kwartfinales, gevolgd door de halve finales, de wedstrijd om de derde plaats en de finale. Aan het eind van het evenement kwalificeren de vier beste landen (halvefinalisten) zich voor de FIFA Futsal World Cup Oezbekistan 2024. In groep B zitten: Panama, Cuba, Canada en Nicaragua. In groep C zitten Guatemala, Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Trinidad & Tobago en Dominicaanse Republiek. In de vorige editie van de Concacaf Futsal Championship, die in 2021 in Guatemala werd gespeeld, won Costa Rica zijn vierde titel na het verslaan van de Verenigde Staten met 3-2 in de finale. In de wedstrijd om de derde plaats versloeg Guatemala Panama met 3-2 in extra tijd. Deze vier landen vertegenwoordigden de Confederatie in de FIFA Futsal World Cup Litouwen 2021. Behalve Goelaman behoren ook Adams Ike, Pita Milano, Donner Lorenzo, Naana Jaemie, Maatrijk Gillian, Plet Marcelinho, Plet Rivaldo, Sastromedjo Vangelino, Doesburg Nazario, Blatz Giovanni, Blijd Anthony, Borgis Gillian Verano, Panchoe Resham tot de selectie. De technische staf bestaat uit: Parmessar Prishad, Garden Derrick, Tokromo Sovanna Read the full article

[baronessblixen]

I have a question. Do you sometimes read theatre plays ? Like reading them in a book, with the dialogues and all ? I’ve done this with Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet and while I understood the stories I kinda had a hard time projecting 😭 I’ll try again with Streetcar named Desire.

Not often! I have read a few plays, like Streetcar Named Desire. And I read the play version of A Doll's House. The one Gillian was in. It really isn't the same as seeing it, is it? It's just different than reading a novel. I hope you'll have more luck with Streetcar. That one's quite good.

[womaniz]

vic's (twenty4, she/her) medium activity multi muse blog. same rules apply!

publications.

betty cooper, jughead : the hunger & chilling adventures of sabrina ( written as a witch and werewolf hunter )

esme cullen, twilight ( anti smeyer )

kate, twilight ( anti smeyer )

sabrina spellman, archie horror : chilling adventures of sabrina comics (adapted into fear street)

susan 'sue' storm, fantasic four

thena, eternals

feature film.

cindy berman, fear street

eve corvin, underworld

gillian owens, practical magic

juliet capulet, 1996 romeo + juliet

mia toretto, fast saga

sally owens, practical magic

sam carpenter, scream

sam fraser, fear street

sidney prescott, scream

sophie piper, halloweentown

tatum riley, scream

yasmin santiago, bratz adapted into scream ( written as stepsister to jenny randall )

the tube.

aria montgomery, pretty little liars ( written as A and a witch )

eleanor crain, the haunting of hill house

elena gilbert, the vampire diaries universe ( written as a angel and human hybrid )

hope mikaelson, the vampire diaries universe

josie saltzman, the vampire diaries universe

lizzie saltzman, the vampire diaries universe

lottie matthews, yellowjackets

melinda wyatt halliwell, charmed ( set in morality bites )

parker halliwell, charmed

phoebe halliwell, charmed

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mains:

boltns ( troy bolton ) : blogwide

exclustab (gale weathers) : blogwide

geminiaie ( josie saltzman ) : blogwide

vhsgirls : blogwide

exclusives:

boltns ( troy bolton ) : for lizzie saltzman

exclustab ( gale weathers ) : for tatum riley and sidney prescott

geminaie ( josie saltzman ) : josie saltzman for lizzie saltzman

therosary : esme cullen for carlisle cullen

vhsgirls : piper halliwell for phoebe halliwell and melinda wyatt halliwell, maisie lockwood for sidney prescott and tatum riley

[julictcapulet]

I'd love to know your answers to 6, 12, 14 and 20 for the book ask! <3

book asks!

6. what books have you read in the last month?

men who hate women by laura bates (which i loved), lapvona by ottessa moshfegh (which i hated), crying in h mart by michelle zauner (which i loved), and i’m currently reading desperate characters by paula fox (which i’m enjoying so far)

12. did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?

i enjoyed soo many of the books i read in school. according to my goodreads shelf dedicated to school readings, i read 39 books for school—a selection of shakespeare’s stuff (love’s labour’s lost, othello, much ado about nothing, antony and cleopatra, macbeth, romeo & juliet, and twelfth night in particular), frankenstein by mary shelley, the bell jar by sylvia plath, a streetcar named desire by tennessee williams, and the crucible by arthur miller were some particular standouts for me.

14. do you ever mark/dog ear books you own?

i annotate the absolute hell out of my books. i don’t dog ear books, only because i hate seeing the gap between pages when it’s closed, but i absolutely wreck my books—i break the spines, write in the margins, highlight lines, use post-its to write notes, tab pages, absolutely everything. specifically my copies for gone girl and sharp objects by gillian flynn, pride & prejudice by jane austen, and if we were villains by m.l. rio are so heavily annotated that i can’t lend them out to anyone because i discuss spoilers everywhere and the pages are so covered in post-its that they have to be moved in order to read the book.

20. what are things you look for in a book?

characters!!! characters are by far the most important thing in a story to me, then writing. plot comes third only because i tend to read books that are essentially plotless, but characters with depth and personality are the most important aspect.