#mermaid theatre

[sheetsheetering]

Mermaid Theatre Sheet Music

Bb instruments C instruments Bass Clef

MIDI

Requested by anon. The dotted eighth-sixteenths are played more like triplets in the song but for readability I left them as dotted eighths.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

1959 illustration by Ronald Searle of the Mermaid Theatre by totallymystified Via Flickr: From Punch magazine.

[phantomgraphicnovel]

I had to re-post this because for some reason when I posted it the first time with my phone, Tumblr turned it very green. Here is how it is meant to look (posted from my computer, instead).... weird!

This is my latest and most fun commission, yet! It makes me excited for next year's Mer-May! I will actually be able to participate this time because by then my Phantom graphic novel will be all done and in print! Omg can you believe that??? I can't wait for 2025!!!

[yumedoca]

"It's a rumic world!!"

Day 7 of @rumicworldweek - Happy Birthday Rumiko Takahashi!! 🎉

Sadly, no art for today since it seems I've hit an artblock after drawing for almost an entire week 😭, but to be fair everything drawn for this week was for sensei's birthday after all. I wanted to draw art for Mermaid Saga, One Pound Gospel and Rumic Theatre, but unfortunately there's only seven days in a week (though I have drawn art for Mermaid Saga like a week earlier and I have drawn an art for one of the Rumic Theatre stories months ago. Sorry One Pound Gospel, eventually!!) And plus, when it comes to topic of Rumiko Takahashi and her works, I decided to talk about it rather than draw...

Rumiko Takahashi... Honestly, all her works mean a lot to me. Each have it's own reasons, reasons why they're more than just mere stories to me. I guess it's mainly because of how good of a storyteller she is. Here's a little tidbit from her which may show why:

And boy, does it make me feel exactly how she wants it to. She knows what the reader looks forward to and she delivers just that while having fun. The amount of love and passion in her works in insane and the little details put to the story and characters are exactly what I love about her tales. Then there's the amount variety when it comes to her stories which I think is the most obvious when you pick up just one volume of the rumic theatre, one moment you're reading a hijinks story about a boy who just want to deliver newspapers but keeps getting interrupted by invaders and half- fishmen and the next moment you'll be reading a horror where this high school kid who knows archery is trying save his girlfriend from being murdered by his yandere cousin.

Honestly, just the amount of one shots she have is enough to prove how much as well as the number of chapters her serializations have is enough to show how much dedication and passion RT has for manga and this dedication is just what makes their quality so good. Urusei Yatsura makes me laugh and reminds me to have fun and enjoy life. Maison Ikkoku taught me about growing up. Mermaid Saga is a spine-chilling story which talks about the price of greed. Ranma 1/2 brings about the topic of familial love besides the romance itself. I've only watched the OVA for One Pound Gospel, but what intrigues me the most is the fact that the main pairing is a boxer and a nun, it's like the strangest pairing you could make but Kosaku and Sister Angela make it work and let's just say I love these kind of strange pairings, lol. Inuyasha talks about letting go from the past while still keeping the important within you. Kyoukai no RINNE is quite nostalgic to me as someone who grew up in a family who's very keen on saving money and a lot of moments make me laugh because I've been similar situations and it's nice to look back on them. And finally, MAO is the series I'm currently growing up with.

I know Rumiko Takahashi will never see this but.. Thank you so much for everything, your characters and stories managed to lift my spirits in the darkest of times and remind me that everything will eventually be okay. I know I'm not the only one who thinks this and all of what I've said is why I love Rumiko Takahashi and her stories.... ♥

I'm glad that I was able to participate in this year's Rumic World Week. Thanks to everyone who's liked and reblogged my posts and I hope everyone reading this has a great day ahead!! 🌹

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[man-down-in-hatchet-town]

One of my favorite things about actually joining the Starkid fandom after so many years of loving Starkid but not being a part of the community is seeing how much love and enthusiasm for Starship is still out there. Like, ya'll really love the silly alien-bug-Little-Mermaid musical I was obsessed with twelve whole years ago and it warms my heart so much <3

[freakonomicon]

by ワン太

[princesssarisa]

The princesses of "Faerie Tale Theatre"

This photo set was shared on Facebook for World Princess Day on November 18th.

From top to bottom, left to right:

Ellen Barkin as Princess Henrietta in The Princess Who Had Never Laughed

Pam Dawber as Pearl in The Little Mermaid

Dana Hill as Princess Amanda in The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers

Teri Garr as the Princess in The Tale of the Frog Prince

Valerie Bertinelli as Princess Sabrina in Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp

Bernadette Peters in the title role of Sleeping Beauty

Liza Minnelli as Princess Alecia in The Princess and the Pea

Jennifer Beals in the title role of Cinderella

Elizabeth McGovern as Snow White in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Lesley Ann Warren as Princess Jeanetta in The Dancing Princesses

Afre Woodard as Princess Lovinia in Puss in Boots

[marvelmaniac715]

My theatre dream roles:

JD - Heathers

Veronica Sawyer - Heathers

Stephanie Lauter - The Hatchetfield Series

Webby - The Hatchetfield Series

Hannah Foster - The Hatchetfield Series

The Phantom - The Phantom of the Opera

Ursula - The Little Mermaid

Belle - Beauty and the Beast

Lydia Deetz - Beetlejuice

Beetlejuice - Beetlejuice

Penelope/Lead Siren - EPIC the Musical

Circe - EPIC the Musical

Odysseus - EPIC the Musical

Sir Hop-A-Lot - Cinderella’s Castle

[theres-rue-for-you]

cinema died a little bit when they stopped casting queen latifah in movie musicals

[haveyouseenthismusical]

[cartoonnickname]

So get this. My small town theatre only has three cinemas. The third one being the smallest. 

When Little Mermaid came out, it was in cinema one. Even after Spider-verse released, due to it being a popular disney film, Little Mermaid stayed in one and Spider-verse was sent right to cinema two. 

Now with the release of Transformers, Little mermaid is at three as it takes up cinema one. 

I now like to imagine a army of Spider-people trying and failing to defeat the evil mermaid demon, cowering in fear at her wrath. Only for Optimus Prime to come in guns blazing and save the day. 

Typical day for him. 

[bussyandbingus4life]

Because no one asked, here's a list of theatre men I want to play, but can't because I'm a female stagie who can't sing

- Christian (Moulin Rouge)

- Jack Kelly (Newsies)

- Crutchy (Newsies)

- That one guy that does the fouettes on the newspaper (Newsies)

- George Washington (Hamilton)

- King George (Hamilton)

- Dimitri (Anastasia)

- Jay Gatsby (The Great Gatsby)

- Flounder (The Little Mermaid, but specifically during She's in Love)

- Billy Flynn (Chicago)

- Sky (Mamma Mia)

- THE FLIPPER BOYS tm (Mamma Mia, yes all of them)

Thank you.

[faramir-stan]

Theatre fans, let's play a game!

The title is Men Are Trash: The Musical.

Which musical am I talking about?

[cornerofhell]

First musical?

Technically the Little Mermaid because I went to see that live at my town's theatre but I was like, seven so I hardly remember a damn thing from it, which is sad because I really like that musical.

But the first one I DO remember?

CHICAGO!!!!!

Saw this live on a class trip in high school. One of my favorite musicals of all FUCKING TIME. We even got to meet some of the band and actors after and had our playbooks signed by them!!!! I love this musical so much, the music is extraordinary, the dialogue is funny as hell, it's an edgy comedy that I adore. And the movie?! One of the best movie-musical adaptations of all fucking time.

AND ALL THAT JAZZZZZ

[yumedoca]

I remember someone online stating "Rumiko Takahashi draws her women like she just picked them from men's dreams" and honestly? they were so real for that.

[my-obsession-with-gifs]