#rebecca caine

[broadwaydivastournament]

Happy pride to everyone. If you don't start off your June singing this song at the top of your lungs while on a merry-go-round in a fabulous maxi dress with gorgeous silver hair, then you aren't doing it right.

The only thing gayer is if you decided to recreate Leslie Uggams' iconic rendition.

[spookycathymorshaw]

Hi ! Just a note from your local poll maker : you have an 'other' option AND tags and I could only pick 9 items. Many people have played this role, I did my best.

Oh and please respect everyone's opinion. We're all allowed to have dubious taste. "Favorite" doesn't have to mean "Best".

The Phantom's poll is in my pinned post.

[cykoscandycane]

aaaAAAGGGHH i did so much doodles at school the past 2-3 weeks lol ,, most of these are just audrei :P shes just a rlly happy girl :D

the last photo is a oc who lives in whoville, her name is rebecca caine :3 !!

omg u can tell how much i change my artstyle with just doodles 😭

[annachum]

In honor of the upcoming Barricades Day Anniversary, let's give a huge shout out to Cosette, for her love literally played a focal part in saving Marius' life from the barricades

🥺🥺👏👏👏

[music-shall-surround-you]

Rebecca Caine is one of my favorite Christines. She has the most soft and innocent singing voice, but it’s still rich, and beautiful.

[palletlove]

Rebecca Caine application post

Sharing some beautiful pictures of my favourite actress to play Christine in Phantom of the Opera

[marleneoftheopera]

Apparently Rebecca Caine got keep her silver Saloon Girl masquerade mask she wore in London. Has she ever shared photos of it. I tried to look for her Insta but couldn't find any

Come to think of it, I don't think I have seen any onstage photos of the mask. I think I have only come across these two photos of it, taken at the same time. I believe these were the photos taken for the original costume "bible". I would think the actresses shared the mask, though I'm sure an extra one or two were made in case. So it's likely that this is the same/similar design that Rebecca Caine used as well.

(Claire Moore as Christine.)

[imstillhere-butallislost]

Poto Canadian cast CD liner notes! This was Ana amazing thrift store find that I am very happy to own

This is part one! I will reblog this post with the last few things, and close ups of the pictures!!

[marybeatriceofmodena]

❤️ Christine Daaé

Honestly I would have added more but I had to stop at some point lmao

Rebecca Caine: She has a voice that can actually rival Carlotta's, and her Christine was every inch the romanesque, passionate heroine and you could totally see why the Phantom and Raoul were both in love with her. And she is PISSED in the Final Lair, and it's glorious.

Patti Cohenour: AN ACTUAL ANGEL. Graceful, kind, compassionate, airy, without ever coming off as a deer in the headlights, and with a golden voice to boot and a Think of Me cadenza of her own.

Julie Hanson: Look, I don't like Susan Kay's take on Christine for a variety of reasons. Julie Hanson took one look, removed everything about Kay!Christine that was annoying, gave her a nice little spine of her own while keeping the childlike quality which all culminates in a haunting finale where you can tell she'll be traumatized for life, and it takes the tragedy to another level.

Rachel Barrell: She felt very Victorian to me? Could be the looks since she has a very "Victorian" face, if that makes any sense. And if anything, I know people will disagree with me but I remember my first impression of Christine reading the Leroux novel was pretty much like how she portrayed her in the musical - yeah, Leroux!Christine was scared shitless, both at the situation and what she could end up doing or being forced to do, but she also had a backbone of steel, she had anger about the whole situation and wasn't afraid to show it, and she didn't take any shit from anyone. Rachel embodied that perfectly.

Kristi Holden: A dreamy but nervous Christine, who's still able to overcome her fear of the Phantom to give him the scrap of love he needed so badly in order for the good to overcome the bad, and who was somehow even better in the World Tour than in Las Vegas (and she was already quite good there).

Anna O'Byrne: Her voice can be a little all over the place, but she basically took the tormented side of Christine and upped it to eleven. And she's absolutely gorgeous to boot.

Samantha Hill: Not the strongest vocal-wise, but she basically thought every single gesture up to the last without ever over-acting, all the while being an adorable little ball of charm.

Elizabeth Welch: If I had to sum up her Christine, all the odds are against her, and she decides to be even kinder as a result. I wouldn't say her Christine is in love with the Phantom (granted, I haven't seen her with Jeremy Stolle yet and Hugh Panaro doesn't really lend to a more romantic take on the story), but it makes her kindness for Panaro's little asshole of a Phantom (affectionate) all the more poignant.

Valerie Link: Her Christine is an adorable puppy person who likes everyone and can be genuinely shocked and hurt when people are, say, mean to her (which makes Nicky Wuchinger pushing around people who are rude to her all the more satisfying, because, really, HOW DARE YOU)

Lauri Brons: Imagine if Anne Shirley was in Phantom of the Opera. That's it, that's Lauri Brons's Christine.

Lisa-Anne Wood: Another nervous Christine, who gets frightened pretty easily, is the shy side, but push her around, and she will let you know how much she DOES NOT LIKE IT, which gives for a nice little character arc.

Mary Michael Patterson: Subdued but with lovely facial expressions, she plays a Christine that seems humble, calm and shy at first but who has a backbone of steel if you poke her too much.

Tamara Kotova: Gorgeous voice, lovely facial expressions - she's basically the Russian Rebecca Caine in some regards, because you could totally see why the Phantom and Raoul would be as besotted as they are with her.

Emmi Christensson: She improved SO MUCH from the West End to Stockholm, intelligent and mature but with a nice arc of her own.

Meghan Picerno: I personally liked her better on Broadway than in the World Tour, where I was kind of meh about her, but her take-no-shit Christine worked pretty well with Ben Crawford's crazy ball Phantom (who I'll admit can be a bit of an acquired taste) and John Riddle's serious but loving Raoul. Plus, opera voice!

Sybille Glosted: I made no secret of how great the Copenhagen revival cast was, and she was no exception. Beautiful voice, detailed, thought-out performance that just tells a narrative with gestures, responded to her fellow actors instead of just going through the motions.

Holly-Anne Hull: So many interesting details I've never seen with Christine before, plus, she's adorable.

Kanisha Marie Feliciano: Beautiful, beautiful voice, and such lovely facial expressions that give her a bit of a cinematic quality - I could easily see her transfer well from stage to screen.

Send me ❤️ and a role in a musical and I’ll give you my favorite performers in the role.

[overthinkingbelle]

One Day More but it's "My place Is here, I'll fight with you" with Michael Ball. Not final because the 2019 filmed staged concert (the final part where he sings those lines as Marius) is yet to be included. 😊

What do you think is the best here? 😊

[camfany]

My fav 🩷

Rebecca Caine - Christine Daae

[thesarahfiles]

Happy Birthday, Rebecca Caine! 🎉

[emiliosandozsequence]

dune part two (2024) dir. denis villenueve / inbred by ethel cain

[retailther4py]

[loveakii]

“Nice and neat, tragedy. Restful, too. In a drama, with its traitors, its desperate villains, its innocent victims, avengers, devoted followers and glimmers of hope, death becomes something terrible, a kind of accident. You might have arrived in time with the police. But tragedy's so peaceful! For one thing, everybody's on a par. All innocent! It doesn't matter if one person kills and the other is killed - it's just a matter of casting. And above all, tragedy's restful, because you know there's no lousy hope left. You know you're caught, caught at last like a rat in a trap, with all heaven against you. And the only thing left to do is shout - not moan, or complain, but yell out at the top of your voice whatever it was you had to say. What you've never said before. What perhaps you didn't even know till now… And to no purpose - just so as to tell it to yourself... to learn it, yourself. In drama you struggle, because you hope you're going to survive. It's utilitarian - sordid. But tragedy is gratuitous. Pointless, irremediable. Fit for a king!” —Jean Anouilh, Antigone

[palukoo]

this is SUCH an insane thing to say in a random blog post/obituary especially as the author is ostensibly not a lesbian. like truly hello??? that said. well… points we’re made!! there WAS something vaguely dykey about her.