always has her head in the clouds

Chloe. 20. INFJ. Cis lady. Soprano. Loves Christine Daaé and Raoul de Chagny way too much. Disney lover. Jeremy Hays' Raoul is very important. Dreamer of Broadway dreams. Very emotional about the star princess costume. "Perhaps we may frighten away the ghost of so many years ago with a little illumination. Gentlemen!"  star princesses

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17/50 moments from The Phantom of the Opera

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I know you love Hays as Raoul and feel that he has one of the best portrayals, but how about John Cudia's Raoul?

this is bittersweet to answer bc Jeremy is leaving the production and was Raoul for what??? 3 or 4 years???? I’ll miss his Raoul greatly but I’m absolutely thrilled that we are getting two actors of color in lead roles. Anyway, John’s Raoul was endlessly sweet and seemed to dote on Christine. I never detected any arrogance from him at all in the videos I’ve watched. he’s one of my favorites for sure. also one of my favorite phantoms

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Ali Ewoldt & Jordan Donica Will Join The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway

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Say you need me with you here, beside you

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Mary Michael Patterson’s Christine wardrobe, Broadway 2013-14

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Kaley Ann Voorhees’ Christine wardrobe, Broadway 2014-15

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Anywhere you go, let me go too.

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I storyboarded the last chapter of Phantom of the Opera because it’s such an emotional and vulnerable scene… and I love it.

Drawn based on these character designs I did earlier

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Disney-esque Elissa WIP.

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Das Phantom der Oper: Oberhausen 

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https://instagram.com/p/BAH7xEPlvOp/

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Four non-stripy US Wishing dresses

To my knowledge, only the US has had Wishing dresses made of fabrics other than the stripy/floral one. These dresses were made in the late 80s and early 90s. I don’t know why different fabrics were used - it can have been for economical reasons, or maybe they didn’t get more stripy blue silk in time, or maybe just because someone wanted a more unique look. Whatever the case, they’re a rare sight. I’m gonna give them these nicknames:

The “multicoloured” version

The “blue on blue” version

The “original” version

The “silver leaf” version

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-Dear André, what a splendid party! -The prologue to a bright new year!