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2023-06-22 ~ 24 고양아람누리 새라새극장

네이처 오브 포겟팅

[997]

watching brazilian supreme court vote to keep bolsonaro out of politics for the next 8 years like im watching a final destination movie in the theatrer

[squirrellyshorrorreviews]

Thanksgiving (2023)

After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts - the birthplace of the infamous holiday.

Where can I watch it: Theatrers

Rating: 8.5/10

ELI ROTH UNDERSTOOD THE BRIEF.

This is a slasher movie for people who love 80's slasher movies. It has all the campy ridiculousness and brutal kills that made the genre a delight for those that love it.

The Mystery is surprisingly clever and the writing does it's level best to keep its characters reasonable and smart. The violence hits V for Vendetta levels of wild. Some of the cinematography is pretty fantastic. It's pleasantly funny without trying too hard, the final girl is a treat.

One thing that holds this movie back from being Pearl levels of fantastic in my book is it's dependence on jumpscares. Me and my watching companion counted about 7 when we decided to keep count, but we no doubt missed a few.

Still going on the rec list though. It was too delightful not to make the cut.

[fictionadventurer]

Rumpelstiltskin Theatrer AU

I think this might just be The Phantom of the Opera.

[theatrenews]

ICYMI: Theatre Re presents new show 'Moments' embarking on its UK tour this Autumn - #Moments #retheatre @TheatreRe http://dlvr.it/TCwlFg

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Theatre-News.com Theatre Re presents new show 'Moments' embarking on its UK tour this Autumn - #Moments #retheatre @TheatreRe http://dlvr.it/TCsj7h

[borom1r]

i know better than to spend money on it/see it in theatrers obviously but i will genuinely b watching that new national treasure movie just for Sean Bean. head in my hands. don’t look @ me

[popcornandclap]

Décembre 2023

● L'amour du monde (01-12-23) ● Yannick (01-12-23) ● Un hiver plus doux (01-12-23) ● La campagne de Candy Cane (01-12-23) ●,Paul Mirabel: Zébre (02-12-23) ● Coup de foudre en cadeau de Noël (04-12-23) ● Le jeu des damnés (06-12-23) ● Noêl comme si de rien était (07-12-23) ● Theatrer camp (07-12-23) ● Un stupéfiant Noêl (08-12-23) ● Les tournesols sauvages (08-12-23) ● Your christmas or mine 2 (08-12-23) ● Killer of the flower moon (09-12-23) ● Showing up (09-12-23) ● Le monde aprés nous (09-12-23) ● Noêl joyeux (11-12-23) ● Shakespeare in love (11-12-23) ● 100% bio (12-12-23) ● Cat person (12-12-23) ● Migration (13-12-23) ● Hunger Games: la ballade du serpent et de l'oiseau chanteur (14-12-23) ● À côté de ses pompes (14-12-23) ● Chicken Run: la menace nuggets (15-12-23) ● The family plan (15-12-23) ● Fineskind (16-12-23) ● Priscilla (16-12-23) ● Familily camp (16-12-23) ● Butcher's crossing (16-12-23) ● Moving in (17-12-23) ● Maestro (21-12-23) ● Thanksgiving: la semaine de l'horreur (22-12-23) ● Jeff Panacloc à la de poursuite de Jean Marc (24-12-23) ● Dream senario (25-12-23) ● Tin et Tina (25-12-23) ● Thank you, i'm sorry (26-12-23) ● Ma France à moi (26-12-23) ● 24 heures à New-York (27-12-23) ● Super-bourrés (28-12-23) ● Aquaman et le royaume perdu (28-12-23) ● Chasse gardée (30-12-23) ● How to have sex (30-12-23) ● Deeo fear (31-12-23) ●

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Abolish theatrer

I wish I could abolish YOU

[ethanfreemanappreciation]

First rehearsal picture of Ethan in The Boys from Syracuse. First previews starting this weekend at Theatrer Erfurt

Cast includes:

Ethan Freeman (Sergeant),

Benjamin Eberling (Antipholus von Syrakus), Johanna Spantzel (Luciana), Christopher Wernecke, Daniel Hauser and Arne David

[proudgirl1977]

Documentary by Louis I do hope they will sell the dvd to the public because I for one will not go see it in the movie theatrer.....I have a fear of enclosed spaces and I know I will be missing something out of this world...

[hayleysprout13]

Shows I’ve Seen Recently | Tammy Faye, Daddy Issues*, From Here To Eternity*

New post! ——> Shows I’ve Seen Recently | Tammy Faye, Daddy Issues*, From Here To Eternity*

It has been a very pleasant couple of weeks at the theatre for me. Managed to get myself out to see some new shows, so let’s get into them. Tammy Faye at the Almeida TheatreRating: 4/5Booking until: 3rd December 2022Ticket link: https://almeida.co.uk/how-to-get-tickets-for-tammy-faye One of the hottest tickets in town right now and who is surprised with a cast and creative team that strong?…

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Reposted from @burritobreath Tonight’s the night! Another really fun poster for @puscifer I hope you love it as much as I do. 👽💚🌎 I WILL HAVE APs. Not in hand yet but I promise I’ll give a heads up when they’re here! If you score one from the show be sure and holler to let me know how they look! 😘😘😘😘 #puscifer #puscifer2022 (at Mahalia Jackson Theatrer) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkQ1ocApEzd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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COMMON CLAY

1915

Common Clay is a three act play with prologue and epilogue by Cleves Kinkead. It was originally produced by A.H. Woods starring Jane Cowl and John Mason. The play was the recipient of the Harvard Prize in 1914. 

Kinkead considered nearly 20 titles, including Hush Money and Sauce for the Goose, before finally settling on Common Clay. 

THE STORY: Ellen Neal, a girl of ill-repute, has come to the home of the wealthy Richard Fullerton as a servant, with hopes of turning over a new leaf. At once, however, she meets a man who seduces her. The curtain falls on her in the arms of the agreeable young son of the house. 

Months pass. Fullerton Sr. comes to his friend, Judge Filson, in distress because Ellen is blaming his son with with the paternity of her child and asking for recognition. The father is resolved that the family name will not be tarnished. The Judge makes a personal plea for her fair treatment, relating a story of his own youth. Fullerton, however, will hear nothing of marriage. Her seducer’s evidence is to be used to weaken her case against the Fullertons, but his admission makes him liable to criminal prosecution. 

In court, Ellen tells her story. Her mother is called to testify and reveals the truth of Ellen's parentage. Inspired by her mother’s story, Ellen decides to let the man go free. The courtroom empties and Judge Filson offers to let her win the future of her dreams.

The play opened in Boston MA at the Castle Square Theatre on January 7, 1915. It was performed by the Craig Players (a stock company). 

At the end of March 1915, after more than 100 performances, it was reported that producer A.H. Woods had acquired the lay. Negotiations between Woods and the author in Boston were not without their amusing incident. Woods was sitting in a restaurant one night with Kinkead when actor Malcolm Williams stopped at their table 

WOODS: "Have you seen ‘Common Clay’?" WILLIAMS: “Yep.”  WOODS: "What do you think of it?”  WILLIAMS: "Great Scott! You're not over here to buy that terrible thing are you? That’s the rottenest play I ever saw in my life!”  WOODS: “Permit me to introduce you to Mr. Kinkead, the author.”

It is reported that Williams lost seven pounds in the next five minutes. After 20 weeks, the play closed on May 8, 1915, breaking all house records for the Castle Square Theatre. 

The A.H. Woods production of Common Clay opened in Atlantic City at Nixon’s Apollo Theatre on August 2, 1915. On August 9th the play was seen at the Savoy Theatre in Asbury Park and at the nearby Broadway in Long Branch on August 12th. On August 16th the production as seen at the Shubert New Haven. 

Common Clay opened on Broadway at the Theatre Republic (now the New Victory Theatre) on August 26, 1915. 

The first week in September 1915 the play was also seen in special engagement week of  performances in Boston at the Castle Square Theatre where it originated The production staged was not the same as the one presented on Broadway by Woods. 

“With all its faults, including frequent creakiness of the machinery, ‘Common Clay' is never-the-less an exceedingly interesting play which is well calculated to hold the attention of the New York public for some time to come. An especially good point in its favor is the excellent acting throughout.” ~ BROOKLYN LIFE

The Cohan Revue at Broadway’s Astor Theatre contained a parody of Common Clay’s courtroom scene. It performed from February through June 1916. 

Common Clay ran for 316 performances, closing on June 3, 1916. Cowl immediately went into a play titled Betty Behave, but promised to return to Common Clay for a short tour. The play set up shop in Chicago, where John Mason was replaced by Orme Caldara. 

In 1919, a silent film version was released starring Fannie Ward as Ellen. 

The film opened in Atlantic City at the Virginia Theatre on the Boardwalk on April 16, 1919. 

In 1930, a sound film was released starring Constance Bennett as Ellen. 

The film premiered in Atlantic City at the Warner Theatre on the Boardwalk on July 12, 1930. 

In 1936, a remake was titled Private Number with Loretta Young as Ellen. 

On May 29, 1936, Private Number premiered in Atlantic City at the Apollo Theatre on the Boardwalk, the very same venue that hosted the play Common Clay in 1915! 

[theatrenews]

Theatre Re presents new show 'Moments' embarking on its UK tour this Autumn - #Moments #retheatre @TheatreRe http://dlvr.it/TCshqW

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Hey look! My first low-quality cover from a musical!

(and of course it had to be something from Les Mis)