#courtney bowman

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watched six live and it inspired me to draw my favorite ones from back in the day :>

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Six the Musical Alphabet

B is for -> Anne Boleyn

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So I’m planning on making a Anne Boleyn costume probably this summer and wanted to include the phone any idea what it looks like? Thanks

Off the top of my head this is the only good photo we’ve seen of any of them. It’s from either Courtney Bowman on the West End or Andrea Macasaet on Broadway, can’t remember which.

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The SIX to Pretty Woman pipeline is as strong as the SIX to &Juliet pipeline

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hey I hope this isn't too forward but you posted this clip from the regents park legally blonde and I was wondering if you have a whole bootleg of it you're willing to share? I've been looking for one for months now, I so desperately want to see it... anyway happy new year and thank you for sharing that clip!!

hi hi! happy new year to you too! no worries at all! I found it on yt the other day, links are below <3 (also this is the most hd slime tutorial ever??)

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Day seventy-eight of posting every six queen

DAY SEVENTY-EIGHT - COURTNEY BOWMAN - ANNE BOLEYN

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six principals who performed in 5-(sw)alt massives

aragon: jarnéia richard-noel (liv seymour debut)

boleyn: courtney bowman (jen midshow parr), amanda lindgren (west end live weekend swalt massive), baylie carson (harriet watson’s last seymour)

howard: vicki manser (athena + hana parr emergency covers), koko basigara (harriet watson’s last show)

parr: danielle steers (bryony boleyn west end debut)

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SIX the musical drawings w Courtney Boleyn because she slays!!!

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i love her

Courtney Bowman as Elle Woods Legally Blonde, 2022

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Begaben uns in neue, kleine Turbine Theatre bei der Battersea Power Station, das wahrscheinlich ungefähr so viele Zuschauer fasst, wie Leute in Kiss Me Kate mitspielen. Dort spielen sie Closer to Heaven, das viel-nackte-Haut-und-satte Beats-betriebene Pet-Shop-Boys-Musical, dessen Erstaufführung wir 23 Jahre zuvor gesehen haben, und seither immer gerne angehört haben. Es enthält ein kleines Tribut für Caligula Darling, und die regierende Diva im Gayclub ist Frances Ruffelle, die Eponine aus der Originalproduktion von Les miśerables.

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Divorced Beheaded Died Divorced Beheaded Survived

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Time for n00b question #2! (If you remember my first one was about putins like six months ago)

What is, exactly, a half-up half-down hairstyle? Is it like just a bit of the hair styled and the rest left loose? Or is there something else I'm not understanding? And which queens is it associated with?

Thank you for putting up with me being an idiot

Hey! No worries about noob questions - I know it’s cliche but there really are no stupid questions. It's actually more helpful when anyone asks questions that they might feel are simple or basic, because it makes sure that I answer that for you and anyone else who might be wondering + gives me a better frame of reference for what I may need to explain more in the future!

A half-up, half-down style in the most literal sense just means that a section of the hair is styled “up”, either pulled back or in some sort of updo, while the rest of the hair is left “down,” aka usually loose. You also might hear it called a “half updo” - same thing, basic concept of some of the hair is “up” and some is “down.” Same thing. In the most classic sense, it often is referring to a longer hairstyle with the hair most left down with a section on either side of the face pulled back in some way. But, again, it can describe a lot. Here's a good article with some different examples, and here’s another.

As it pertains to Six, specifically: - It describes most Aragon hairstyles, because in most the hair is left loose while sections near the front are pulled back in varying styles (I typically just describe these as a "bob" because I feel like the length is one of the most significant/identifying details that set Aragon wigs apart) - It also describes most Boleyn hairstyles, because most of the hair is down/loose while some is up in the spacebuns (like with Aragon, I usually don't refer to this as half-up either because I find the spacebuns to be the most iconic part of the look even though it is technically half-up) - It describes all but one Seymour style. To me, Seymour styles are also the most quintessential half-up style - the majority of the hair left loose and rather long, with varying forms of the sides/top pulled back. And unlike Aragon and Boleyn, I don't feel like there's any other more definable feature of the typical style (bob/spacebuns respectively), so this is my go-to term for Seymour styles.

Here's a few examples of Aragon, Boleyn, and Seymour styles that fit the half-up half-down label:

And here are a few A/B/S styles that AREN’T half-up half-down (not comprehensive):

While a half-up hairstyle isn't standard for Cleves, Howard, or Parr, a few of those queens have had them at different points as well:

Cleves: Grace Mouat had a few different half-up styles for Cleves, including one that was a teased bouffant style (pictured). Jennifer Caldwell originally wore her hair with the front/top sections pulled back to the sides, more similar to Aragon bobs.

Howard: For a while there were some Howards with a half-up style. It was meant to look like a regular pony, but it generally left the back half of the style loose. It was most commonly used for queens who had shorter hair/too many layers for their hair to be put totally up, back when Six didn't make a ponytail for everyone. There's actually been six queens with this style, which I talked about here.

Parr: Grace Mouat and Jennifer Caldwell both wore their hair pulled back in a crown, similar to their Cleves styles (part of the time anyway; Jennifer's is pictured here). Gabriela Francesca Carrillo has had a variety of hairstyles as Parr, but her earlier styles often featured some of the hair pulled “up” into braids/ponytails along with some sections hanging “down”/loose (post here). And Taylor Iman Jones has a version of the iconic Parr side pony (the “up”) but has some hair left loose in the back as well. (post here)

-------------- Aragon/Boleyn/Seymour half-up: haileekaleemwright; sixthemusicalau, unsure of origin; arumsoooooul; Joan Marcus; baylie.carson; Michaelah Reynolds; leahvassell; nataliemayparis; ceciliaevelyne Aragon/Boleyn/Seymour not: sixthemusical; courtneyebowman; bridges1993 Cleves/Howard/Parr: gracemouat; unknown, from Wiki; courtneypmack; mallorymaedke; broadwayinchicago; Jennifer Broski

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Wicked x Frozen: Crossover

A list of actresses that have performed a leading role in both ‘Wicked’ and ‘Frozen’:

Caissie Levy: Elphaba in Wicked (Los Angeles) and Elsa in Frozen (Broadway)

Patti Murin: Glinda in Wicked (US Tour) and Anna in Frozen (Broadway)

Alyssa Fox: Elphaba in Wicked (US Tour, Broadway) and Elsa in Frozen (Broadway)

McKenzie Kurtz: Glinda in Wicked (Broadway) and Anna in Frozen (Broadway, US Tour)

Caroline Bowman: Elphaba in Wicked (Broadway) and Elsa in Frozen (US Tour)

Courtney Monsma: Glinda in Wicked (Australia) and Anna in Frozen (Australia)

Jemma Rix: Elphaba in Wicked (Australia) and Elsa in Frozen (Australia)

Sarah O’Connor: Glinda in Wicked (UK Tour) and Anna in Frozen (Singapore)

Willemijn Verkaik: Elphaba in Wicked (Germany, Holland, Broadway, West End) and Elsa in Frozen (Germany)

Honorable mentions:

Sabrina Weckerlin: s/b Elphaba in Wicked (Germany) and Elsa in Frozen (Germany)

Laura Emmitt: u/s Elphaba in Wicked (West End) and u/s Elsa in Frozen (West End)

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HAPPY TRANS DAY OF VISIBILITY!!! 💛🤍💜🖤

couldn’t resist also making nonbinary pride icons of my fav canon nonbinary characters

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