#The Mac-Haydn

[baldwin-10-12-d]

Random meme I had play in my head from a short I just watched

Sir Haydn: we're going on a trip

Falcon/Sir Handel: in our favorite piece of shit

Peter Sam: doing 95

The rest of the TR and SKR crew: we're gonna fucking die

But the SKR and the TR crew

[swpics]

Class winning Jaguar E-Type of Haydn Spedding at the MAC Sprint Curborough Sprint Course 2024. Report and photos from the event in the latest issue of Classic and Competition Car magazine. Free to read at www.classicandcompetitioncar.com

[not-from-amazon]

Doodles from my textbook part 1✨

Introducingg Beef and Papa Haydn😻😻😻✨✨✨

1st image : left is old Beethoven and the right side is young Beethoven (draw his hair from memory lol)

2nd image : a reference of an article that Beethoven enjoyed eating fish other than Mac and cheese 🧀 :D

3rd image : Beethoven threw the beef stew is actually a reference from an article that he threw the stew to the waiter it was bc the waiter gave him the wrong order (what a child..😓). Some said that the waiter actually gave him the correct order but Beethoven thought it was wrong 🗿. Then we have Papa Haydn vibing in his own musical world while his student, Beethoven is screams in anger-

4th image [aka last image] : B I G. B R A I N. H A Y D N.

[sarahlancashire]

i realised that on my last reblog i forgot some things! also i was forced to omit a few things bc i ran out of tag space oops ("nobody cares, lamorna" - shut up i need to document this correctly)

so let's explain:

saw belinda lang in present laughter (also saw serena evans in that!! and david from cold feet robert bathurst, but he's less important to me); the reluctant debutante (also saw jane asher in it!!); and single spies

old times: met kristin scott thomas, saw lia williams + rufus sewell

the audience: met helen mirren + haydn gwynne (this was also the day when i chased jenny agutter accidentally, and i saw anne reid + stephen tompkinson going through the stage door)

passion play: met sam bond, zoe wanamaker, and lyndsey marshal (she wasn't in the play, she was just there with zoe), saw owen teale

the weir: saw dervla kirwan, met ardal o'hanlon + brian cox

private lives: met anna chancellor

the importance of being earnest: met cherie lunghi + nigel havers

relatively speaking (i went to an ayckbourn play for felicity. this is true love and dedication) met felicity kendal

the national theatre masterclasses: went to penelope wilton + david hare's one, saw them (saw penelope out front beforehand!!), met penelope afterwards

also went to amelia bullmore's masterclass, along w lots of my lovely mutuals 💖; we all met her and talked to her at length

kiss me, kate: saw hannah waddingham

guys and dolls: saw sophie thompson, and phyllida law (her + emma's mother) was in the audience

a damsel in distress: saw summer strallen

mrs. pat: saw penelope keith

oklahoma!: saw josie lawrence (also saw her + paul merton at the comedy store one time)

me and my girl: saw caroline quentin, also matt lucas

fleetwood mac: i've seen them live twice, once with chris mcvie

once there was an event that a choir my mum + i used to be in were invited to sing at, and a lot of the other performers / organisers were famous people: julie graham was one of the organisers, so i saw her, alison moyet was performing (i'd already been to one of her concerts, but not met her yet), so i met her then (she hugged me!!!!) and emma kennedy was there bc she and alf are best friends so i stood near her awkwardly; and caitlin moran was also a speaker so i saw her (backstage and onstage) too; and my mum spoke to her

my mum once won tickets to see a bbc show being filmed, and it happened to be upstart crow (you don't choose what you see, you just get allocated something by the bbc people), so we were on set with david mitchell, liza tarbuck, gemma whelan

i've told the story of being caught in the fire w the new tricks actors + sarah beeny SO many times, but i will tell it again if anyone else wants to hear it

comedians/-ennes i've seen live: ed byrne (twice), alan davies, omid djalili, rich hall (i wasn't that keen on seeing omid or rich but my mum made us all go with her and they were better than i'd expected them to be), zoe lyons, tim vine

and finally: i live in the same town as dave benson phillips (of get your own back, british blue's clues, various other children's television), and he used to be (might still be, for all i know) the next door neighbour of a family friend, so i met him at a party at their house once as a child

[larryland]

REVIEW: "Camelot" at the Mac-Haydn Theatre

REVIEW: “Camelot” at the Mac-Haydn Theatre

[momentsinlove]

Moments In Love #18

The Style Council / ‘My Ever Changing Moods’

Everything But The Girl / ‘Cross My Heart

Fleetwood Mac / ‘Only Over You’

Brilliant / ‘Its A Man’s World’

Colourbox / ‘Baby I Love You So’

Scritti Politti / ‘The Word Girl (Flesh & Blood Mix)’

Natalie Bergman & Beck / ‘You Got A Woman’

Saint Etienne / ‘Pond House’

Haydn Thorpe / ‘The Universe Is Always Right’

Joviale / ‘Blow’

Bill Nelson / ‘Contemplation’

The Durutti Column / ‘Abstract Of Expression’

[cabaretdaily]

Some more HQ pictures from the Mac-Haydn Theatre production of Cabaret (x)

[baronessblixen]

i have a writing prompt if you want to take it, i know you must have hundreds but still... what about a fic where mulder and scully get tired of the radio and one day one puts their own music, which leads to the other to bring a fav album of their own and so on they slowly learn eachother's music taste nvn. maybe they even find something in common! hope you like this idea.

I love this prompt, anon! Thank you for sending it to me.

Tagging @today-in-fic

Who's Gonna Drive You Home Tonight?

“Mulder, I cannot listen to another country song,” Scully says with a sigh. She’s been searching for a station that plays something - anything -  else but so far, no luck. They’re in the middle of nowhere and their choices are limited. It’s country or no music at all.

“Um, there’s, in my Walkman, there’s a tape. Should be better than country.” He throws her a quick grin. “Let’s stop for a moment. I need to stretch my legs anyway.”

While Mulder walks up and down the deserted road, cracking sunflower seeds and jokes, Scully rummages through his bag in search of his Walkman. She finds it and takes out the tape. There’s a faded sticker on it but she can’t make out the words. She glances at Mulder, smiling absent-mindedly. By now, she’s gotten used to him and his antics. Who else does push-ups in the middle of the road? She turns the tape in her hands, wonders what’s on there. What kind of music does Fox Mulder listen to? She’ll find out in a few minutes.

“Legs are stretched. You ready to keep going?” He spits another sunflower seed shell out of his mouth and she nods.

Mulder starts the car and Scully puts in the tape. She immediately recognizes the song.

“Elvis, Mulder?” She asks, smiling at him.

He shrugs, his cheeks a sweet shade of bubblegum pink.

“I like it,��� she says, not taking her eyes off him.

“I promised you it’s better than country music. Next time you can bring a tape if you want.” He quickly looks over at her to gauge her reaction.

“I’d like that.”

And that’s how it begins.

On their next out-of-town case, Scully brings her own beat-up cassette. Mulder grins at her and closes his eyes in appreciation as the first strains of Haydn’s Cello Concert No. 1 fill the car.

“I figured you’d like classical music, Scully.”

“Disappointed?” she asks.

He shakes his head. “Not at all. If Bach or Beethoven are on your tape, Scully…” he winks at her.

She blushes, remembering the last time he said something similar. His Iced Tea turned out to be Root Beer, but this time, they might just get lucky because she knows exactly what’s on this tape.

“Just wait and listen,” she says, composing herself. She can’t quite suppress her grin, though, and folds her hands in her lap, excited to see Mulder’s face once Beethoven comes on.

They take turns bringing music on cases, getting to know each other in this whole new way. Before, Scully dreaded the long monotonous journeys in their latest rental car. Now, she looks forward to them. Mulder is a fan of Depeche Mode and Elton John. The latter one makes her laugh until he explains that his roommate introduced him to the music in Oxford.

“I, um, tried to serenade a crush with ‘Your Song’ once.”

“Please tell me it wasn’t Phoebe.”

He chuckles. “No. Her name was Alessandra. But as it turned out, I wasn’t singing under her window.”

“Whose was it?” She’s grinning at him.

“My 63-year-old professor.”

Laughter bubbles out of Scully. She pats his thigh in sympathy. “I’m sorry. Did she like it?”

“He,” Mulder emphasizes, “wasn’t very impressed.”

“Oh Mulder,” Scully says, unable to keep her laughter at bay. “I’m so sorry. Did Alessandra ever get to hear you sing?”

“No, that was the end of my singing career.”

The words fall out of her mouth before she can stop them. “Sing for me?” They share a look and finally, Mulder nods.

“It’s a little bit funny,” he starts and Scully watches him, mesmerized. Who knew, she thinks. Who knew.

They’re traveling through the past decade's discography as much as they journey through the US. They listen to Madonna and Michael Jackson, to Fleetwood Mac and ABBA.  

“Missy loved them,” Scully says, reminiscing. Her sister made her dress up and called her Dancing Queen. There’s a photo somewhere of the two of them in her mother’s attic. Maybe she’ll look at it one day. One day when the pain of losing her is no longer as raw.

“We can listen to something else.” Mulder's voice is soft, as is his touch on her hand. She shakes her head, not trusting herself to speak.

“It’s good music. Isn’t it?”

“It is. Tell me about Melissa?” He asks and she does. Sometimes, Mulder chuckles, and he provides anecdotes of him and Samantha.

“I wonder what kind of music she would have liked,” Mulder says.

“I think she would have liked ABBA, too.”

“You know what? I think you’re right.”

Two decades later, and they still refuse to country music in the middle of nowhere, USA. Mulder grumbles about the up-to date technology in their rental car while Scully settles in for a long drive.

“Remember when we brought tapes, Scully?” He grins at her. There are no longer tape decks in cars. Or CD decks. There are USB hubs and streaming. One thing, though, has never changed: Mulder’s smile.  

“I remember,” she says softly.

“I made us a playlist, but the sound system won’t connect.”

“A playlist?”

He nods. “All your favorites.”

“You remember them.” It’s not a question, not after 25 years together.

There’s a beep and Mulder sighs in relief. “I did it. So what will it be, Scully? Are you in the mood for Dancing Queen? How about some Thriller?”

She looks at him, love spilling over from all the months they were separated. She doesn’t care about music. She’s got him and he’s all she wants. Just as she’s about to tell him so, she has an idea.

“Play Your Song, Mulder.”

And he does.

[ktothestein]

Opening night of Next to Normal at MHT w/ @natdjones1969 Good to see a contemporary show like this… Voices and music were extraordinary. Go see this show! #musicaltheatre #machaydntheatre (at Mac-Haydn Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg3LpzgDkx2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bakerstreetbabe]

The Little Shop of Horrors

The Little Shop of Horrors

Mac-Haydn presents The Little Shop of Horrors through August 18. The play opened on Broadway in 1982, but it still engages audience in its science fiction fantasy about what can happen with plants. On opening night before the show, Bob and I interviewed three of the leads. Emily Kron who plays Audrey, Andrew Burton Kelley who plays Seymour Krelborn, and Pat Moran who plays the dentist, Orin…

[baldwin-10-12-d]

Could you list every pairing you ship?

This is only cannon to the GSR au since if list all of the different aus then we'd be here awhile

Skarloey x Ivo Hugh

Rheneas x Fred

Sir Handel x Rusty

Peter Sam x Bertram

Duncan x Smudger

Duke x RWS Stanley

Freddie x Mighty Mac

Luke x Millie

Victor x Hiro

Talyllyn x Midlander

Dolgoch x Trecwn

Sir Haydn x Edward Thomas

Douglas x St Cadfan

Alf x Proteus

Culdee x Godred

All of the other MSR engines that aren't listed are all privately owned

[grubauer]

people put together nhl dream teams all the time based on things like “skill” and “statistics”, well i say enough. put together ur dream team based on looks alone. on vibes 🤌 i say it’s time we put vanity back into sports. objectify men a little bit.

ANON YOU ARE SO RIGHT. PUT VANITY BACK INTO SPORTS AND OBJECTIFY MEN A LITTLE BIT 2021. I AM ALL HERE FOR IT

fuck talent, lets build a team based on prettiness. who’s gonna be on it?

my friends and i think that the forwards should consist of

chris kreider - nate mack - mikko

anders - mat - nils (hes not a RW but we are forcing him to be 🔪)

beau - pld - mathieu joseph (reasoning: they all have massive zucchini energy (because theyre french) and its only right they play on a line together (not my words))

marty - zeeker - andy (it hurt to separate the dilf line but we had to fit josh in here somewhere. sorry cal)

(and we accidentally made a fifth line with jujhar khaira, zack mac, and mathias brome because we apparently cant count)

then the d corps would have roman josi, kris letang, erik johnson, haydn fleury, matt dumba, and jani hakanpaa (plus bowen for the youth factor 😌 (but if this were up to me id just copy & paste the avs d but i was about to get burned at the stake for that))

finally, carey price and laurent brossoit would be in goal

carey will have the C (the rule of the goalie not being allowed to wear it does not apply here) and matt martin and roman josi get the A. we wouldve given marty the C because he is president dilf after all, however carey price is god soooo

[freenewstoday]

New Post has been published on https://freenews.today/2021/04/20/the-best-party-ever-dj-annie-mac-to-step-down-from-bbc-radio-1-after-17-years/

'The best party ever': DJ Annie Mac to step down from BBC Radio 1 after 17 years

Radio host and DJ Annie Mac is to step down from her flagship music show and leave BBC Radio 1 after 17 years at the station.

Mac, 42, made the announcement on Twitter, saying she wants to spend more time with her kids, writing fiction and creating podcasts.

“It’s hard to articulate what this job has meant to me. It started in 2004 with Annie Mac’s Mashup on Thursday evenings,” she said.

“I’m still in awe of the magic of music radio. Of the responsibility of handling these songs that are so powerful, they can stop you in your tracks and make your emotions soar.

“I have never not walked out of the studio feeling lighter and happier than when I walked in.

“Working at Radio 1 has been like being at the best party ever and it is a wonderful feeling to be leaving with a huge smile on my face. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

Mac’s first BBC Radio 1 programme was broadcast on 29 July 2004, having previously voiced jingles on the station and been a producer.

She had her first live set at Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Dundee in 2005 and she currently hosts Radio 1’s Future Sounds programme as well as a host of other shows.

Announcing her departure on the station this morning, Mac said: “After 17 wonderful years I have decided it’s time to leave Radio 1.

“This second home has been the thread that has run through nearly my whole adult life.

“I have grown up, fallen in and out of love, moved homes, climbed up the career ladder, got married and become a mother twice over. I have done this alongside you, my listeners, who have done your own versions of the same.

“I will be forever grateful to you all for welcoming me into your days.”

She will leave the BBC on 30 July.

Head of the station Aled Haydn Jones described Mac as “quite simply a legend” and said Clara Amfo will take over as host of Future Sounds from September.

He said former Strictly Come Dancing contestant has “long been one of the most influential voices in the music industry”.

Amfo currently hosts the mid-morning show on BBC Radio 1, which she took over from Fearne Cotton in 2015.

Other changes include Rickie, Melvin and Charlie, who joined the station in 2019, hosting Radio 1’s Live Lounge and Danny Howard, who joined after winning the station’s Superstar DJ talent competition in 2011, taking on Radio 1’s Dance Party.

Diplo, who currently occupies the 11pm to 1am slot on Saturday nights with Diplo and Friends, is also leaving.

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[larryland]

REVIEW: "The Wedding Singer" at the Mac-Haydn Theatre

REVIEW: “The Wedding Singer” at the Mac-Haydn Theatre

[roccofillmore]

A song i wrote in the mid 90′s called ”Secret Identity”..i was really starting to write more regularly about then..i was in band with a friend of mine..and we were both songwriting...i remember i started getting into some other bands at that time..but i was mainly about my own songs..but i started listening to and  liking pearl jam in ‘94 specially there albums “vs”..and “Vitalogy”..and S.T.P...the cranberries..a bit of smashing pumpkins..Cheap trick...steely Dan..David bowie..joni mitchell..The Who..The Doors..”Yes”...early Genesis...Jethro tull...Peter gabriel..No doubt...alanis Morisette...Fleetwood mac...Elton John..billy Joel..The Clash...in the mid 90′s i was listening to alot of music..also i was never really into 80′s music when i was a kid in the 80′s..i actually liked classical music when i was a little kid liek beethoven and Mozart and haydn...but in the mid 90′s i found a new love for 80′s music..i was never really into dance music and still not really into it.. but i  found alike for Madonna and Cyndi lauper and prince...cuz i realized the songwriting is pretty good...and i always loved Lionel Richie specially his album “Can’t slow down” also i started to listen to more musical stuff..liek andrew lloyd webber in ‘95..sunset blvd...cats..phantom of the opera....also les miserables and miss saigon..also some stephen sondheim..cole porter and george  gershwin.....rodgers and Hammerstein..Jerome Kern..and Gilbert and sullivan..i love anybody who writes a good song...

[sundara--karma]

Sundara Karma go down on the farm

(22 June 2017, via)

Oscar Pollock and Haydn Evans were childhood buddies, playing in school bands together, but it wasn't until they went to separate schools that they created the line-up that was to form indie rock band Sundara Karma.

Lead singer Oscar went to Oratory School where he met Ally Baty who plays guitar and Dom Cordell who plays bass. Haydn naturally took the drum seat and, in 2011 the musicians began their musical journey, kicking off with their debut single Freshbloom via SoundCloud, which scooped them a support slot with Wolf Alice for Swim Deep.

Oscar believes his musical talent comes from his dad, who was a DJ back in the day.

"Dad was into music and had eclectic taste, everything from Wham to Thin Lizzy, music was always playing around the house,'' he said.

Gradually the guys began to make a name for themselves and their music was being heard, their track Indigo Puff was used in the 2015 television advertisement for Mercedes-Benz in Australia.

But it was the song Loveblood that really put Sundara Kara on the musical map notching up airplay from BBC Radio 1's Matt Edmundson, Annie Mac and Huw Stephens.

The name Sundara Karma in sandskrit means Beautiful or Noble Karma.

"We were big fans of Bananarama,'' laughed Oscar.

The boys are back on the festival trail this summer including dates at local festivals: Glastonbury, Barn on the Farm and their home town of Reading before heading off to a festival in Finland.

Their debut album, Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect, was released earlier this year, in January and peaked at number 24 in the UK Album Chart.

The band have supported The Wombats, Two Door Cinema and Bastille.

Oscar said: "The Wombats were lovely we learned a lot from them.'' []