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ashleyslorens · 5 months ago
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HAILEE KALEEM WRIGHT as Catherine of Aragon SIX THE MUSICAL
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thesquirrelqueer · 1 year ago
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ALL BLACK SIX BROADWAY CAST TONIGHT!!!!
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thedisnerd222 · 3 months ago
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Does anyone have an Aaron and Haliee or Aaron and JoJo moulin rouge boot? I have been desperately looking for one! I have a very large collection and would be willing to trade for it. Thanks!
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sixthemusicalextras · 1 year ago
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@/skylerthemorkie, @/sixbroadway, @/aubreymatalon, @/rescuerubyinpjs and @/tallulahbarkhead125 on Instagram, 2 October 2023
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cerealbishh · 5 months ago
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cast and crew appearances on ep.1 of the mr broadway.com vlog(x)
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janedances · 1 year ago
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It’s that time of year again… time to say goodbye to some of our Broadway queens!
Hailee, Leandra, Bella, Nasia, Zoe, Taylor and Holli’ will all be departing from the Broadway production December 3rd, after an incredible year long reign.
As of yet, Ayla/Aubrey/Kristina/Cassie are all due to stay post-change, though their roles are unconfirmed.
Wishing these queens all the best in their futures!
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thekylemeredith · 3 months ago
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"It was fun to play with the perception of reality”
Alycia Debnam-Carey, Gavin Leatherwood, and Brittany O’Grady join Kyle Meredith to talk about #ItsWhatsInside's body swapping, chaos, and music
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derekklenadaily · 7 months ago
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Hailee Kaleem Wright's Instagram Story (June 13/14, 2024)
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satinechristian · 7 months ago
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~her~
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henry-the-queer-artist · 1 year ago
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does anybody have a slime tutorial for SIX at this exact date and time: May 21, 2023, 7:00pm.
I was at that show in the front row, and I was wearing a really sparkly dress (which was quite lucky considering I hadn't planned that out) I was invited by Anna of Cleves during the show to stand up for a minute and dance a little (which was crazy!!!!) I want to see how much of a doofus I looked like! So if anybody has one uhhh. Please lemme know.
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unwrittenemmy · 2 years ago
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Day one hundred and fifty-six of posting every six queen
DAY ONE FIFTY-SIX - HAILEE KALEEM WRIGHT - CATHERINE OF ARAGON
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ashleyslorens · 3 months ago
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obsessed
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thedisnerd222 · 4 months ago
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Does anyone have a boot of Aaron Tveit in this current 2024 run of moulin rouge? I have a pretty big trade list and would be willing to trade for it. 😊
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sixthemusicalextras · 2 years ago
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@/haileekaleemwright, @/bella_coppolala and @/nasiathomas on Instagram, 25 June 2023
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six-costume-refs · 1 year ago
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Why do North American actors have to have the costume but not the same hairstyle?
Well, the same costume design can be fit to different actors’ bodies without any design change. Actors’ natural hair will always have a lot more variance. The same hairstyles can’t be altered to different hair as easily, the hair colors that are flattering or look natural on one person won’t look the same way on another, etc etc. It just introduces far more questions about what should/shouldn’t be standardized than costumes do. And actors have broad diversity in hair color/texture/type, which stands to be erased by standardizing hairstyles/wig design in a way that body diversity can’t be erased by costumes.
Differences in costumes are also going to be more noticeable than differences in wigs/hair design, on average. Think about Laura Dawn Pyatt vs Ellie Jane Grant’s Boleyn costume - that difference is noticeable even to someone who has only ever seen marketing for the show. Meanwhile on Broadway Hailee Kaleem Wright and Kristina Leopold have very different wig designs for Aragon, but that’s not going to be noticeable to the average audience member (+ each design feels natural and flattering on them)
Ultimately it just comes to the core intent of that costume rule: not wanting understudies to be treated as “lesser than” any of the principals. Historically, shows haven't always treated their understudies equally, sometimes giving them noticeably significantly lower quality costumes or not even giving them costumes of their own (instead having them share with principals or other understudies). The whole intent of that rule is to require that shows can’t take those shortcuts and instead treat their understudies fairly. In Six’s alt costume system, the alts do get very cool costumes so fair treatment isn’t really the concern, but it’s still a general rule that has to be fairly applied equally across all Broadway shows.
But ultimately that concept of fair treatment doesn’t really apply to wig design. Historically (and even now) many shows have standardized wigs, in style/color/texture. But most of the time that intent hasn’t been about fairness; it’s been about making the differences in appearance between principal and understudy as subtle as possible so that the audience won’t realize an understudy is performing. As Broadway is learning to embrace both their understudies + more diversity in race/ethnicity/appearance more broadly, there’s less focus on making understudies conform to a standardized look (and wigs as a big part of this). Hamilton is really a gold standard example of this: they’ve embraced giving all their principals and understudies wigs that generally match their natural color/texture and even some individualized styles and design. North American Six is also slowly learning to do this, with the newer Cleves and Parr looks and Leandra Ellis-Gaston’s Boleyn braids. Ultimately most of these shows are still following some general guidelines on shape/style for different roles, but ultimately there’s still focus being put on giving each actor a wig that’s individually suited to them even within those guidelines.
Note: all of this is AEA rules (US) and rule specifics only apply to certain tiers of productions.
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janedances · 1 year ago
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There are certain principals whose main alternate/swing are literally perfect for them. I present:
Natalie Paris + Courtney Stapleton
Abby Mueller + Mallory Maedke
Sophie Isaacs + Zara Macintosh
Vicki Manser + Jennifer Caldwell
Wesley Carpenter + Ashlee Waldbauer
Chelsea Dawson + Chiara Assetta
Phoenix Jackson Mendoza + Madeline Fansler
Brennyn Lark + Keirsten Hodgens
Chloe Hart + Harriet Caplan-Dean
Zoe Jensen + Aubrey Matalon
Hailee Kaleem Wright + Holli’ Conway
Terica Marie + Jana Larell Glover
Gabriela Carrillo + Erin Ramirez
Khaila Wilcoxon + Kelsee Kimmel
Gabbi Mack + Willow Dougherty
Sasha Renae Brown + Kayla McSorely
Hannah Taylor + Eden Holmes
Adriana Scalice + Taylor Pearlstein
Inez Budd + Hannah Lowther
Shoutout to Kenedy Small + Ellie Jane Grant + Shakira Simpson who make up the golden trio of Cleves on tour.
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