#Adelphi Theatre

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Adelphi Theatre, Chicago, 1984

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Trevor Martin as the Doctor, publicity photo for the stage play Doctor Who and the Daleks in the Seven Keys to Doomsday, Adelphi Theatre, London, 1974.

[remaininginshadows]

New Costumes……..

Act 1 & Act 2 Later changes variants

As a little tribute to the 2010-2011 London production of

Love never Dies.

Costume Design Bob Crawley.

Costumes worn at the very end of the Musicals run in 2011 after several changes to made to Mr Y/ The Phantoms costumes.

Thank you to Theatre Wardrobe department for the sale of these stage costumes.

I did enjoy this musical on its short run in London. Saw the show three times. Each time it seemed to change differences in costumes and lyrics. Never saw the show as a continuation of phantom but a stand alone show as I absolutely hated what happened to some of the most beloved characters from the brilliant original.

(Future Costume Plans. Ive got two more Phantom related costumes in the pipeline but they will be a long term build project’s Not going to give too much away but its going to be extensive 👀 )

Stay Tuned……..

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The end of the Adelphi Theater demolition

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The Illustrated London News' depiction of Richard and Barnabas Brough's Frankenstein, or The Model Man, a burlesque version of the story which played at London's Adelphi Theatre from December 1849 into 1850.

"Frankenstein's Footsteps: Science, Genetics and Popular Culture" - Jon Turney

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Saw back to the future!! It was literally so great and visually stunning, I’ve had it described to me as “Camp but really good” and that’s exactly how it was, had a lot of fun and honestly I would’ve just gone for the special effects

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Review: Back To The Future The Musical

Great Scott! On Roger Bart's final night, It's only the Screen One review Back To The Future The Musical #BTTFMusical #BackToTheFuture @BTTFmusical @rogerbartoffic @WillHaswell @Amber_Davies7 @camjmcall6

Back To The Future The Musical Trailer “Lorraine. My Density Has Brought Me To You.” Or at least to the Adelphi Theatre, London for a night of wonderment of sheer spectacle, laughs and good music at the Back To The Future Musical. The latest in a now enlarging line of movies that have been adapted to the stage, which seems to have bucked the previous trend of the 90’s to do it the other way…

[alexsmithson]

The Old Vic Theatre’s Timeless Bold Appeal!

The Old Vic Theatre in London has a timeless and bold appeal as it’s one of the long-running theatres that stage classic and modern productions. #shotoniphone #photography #london #theatre #music #film #television #experience

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ROLLING STONES FLASHBACK: LIVE IN DUBLIN 1965

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ADELPHI.

Here Mr. Albert Smith presents us with "The Tarantula; or, the Spider-King."  The piece opens with a scene, representing the Realm of Reptiles, in which Spiderion, the King of the Spiders, and other unearthly objects, are brought into notice, so as to constitute a Monster Meeting, which is terminated in a skilful manner by its transformations into a cloud.  In a subsequent scene, the height of the ridiculous is attained in a "coaching incident," in which a car is introduced, drawn by horses made of boys, two to each horse.  Luigi (Miss Woolgar) is the victim of the tarantula receiving what is supposed to be a fatal bite, and, on the strength of this belief, Luigi's betrothed, Loretta (Madame Celeste) is affianced to Dr. Omeopatico (Mr. Wright), but Luigi's recovery slightly deranges this secondary arrangement, and restores the status quo.  In the course of the piece, "the village in flames" furnishes opportunity for a very brilliant and effective scene.  The illustration is a most effective tableau of the principal characters.

The Illustrated London News, Dec 28, 1850, p. 514 (via [x])

[janeylfoster]

Stranded

Seconds tick down at crossings, marking time and if you take the time to look after a stranger’s baby while their mother collects some food, then take a moment, the only moment that you have, to hold the infant in your eyes, to wish him love and health. Take a breath amongst the hubbub and the clamouring to pray his life goes well, that circumstances hold him and that years from now he’s not…

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Adelphi Theatre, 1984

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Lupe Vélez and Ruth Etting on a break from starring in the play 'Transatlantic Rhythm' at the Adelphi Theatre, London in 1936.

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The Beatles Live: Adelphi Theatre, Dublin, 7 November 1963

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The Beatles Live: Adelphi Theatre, Dublin, 7 November 1963

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"We found Hildesheim in his office, a Hebrew of rather the Adelphi Theatre type, with a nose like a sheep, and a fez."

This is one the many, many examples of how stuff like discrimination, or in this case antisemitism is presented as this total normal thing to do to a person in classical literature.

I don't know about this, both Jonathan and Bram Stoker, but comparing a proud jewish man who wears traditional clothing at work with a stereotype in theater made to be make fun at, and specifically calling how big his nose is not excusable just because this book is old. On top of (just like Jonathan did in Varna) mentioning that they bribed him.