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I have something REVOLUTIONARY to show all Elisabeth das musical fans, I managed to upscale some photos of Uwe's 1992 Tod online and LOOK HOW GOOD THEY TURNED OUT OMG
Here are both versions of each photo for comparison purposes:
Wait there's more
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Elisabeth das Musical: The Japanese Productions, Takarazuka and Toho
Plot Summary: The musical opens with Luigi Lucheni, our narrator, being judged in the underworld for killing Elisabeth, the empress of Austria. He says that Death wanted him to do it, and that she wanted to die because she was in love with Death. The musical goes back in time and Lucheni narrates Elisabeth’s life and we see her from age 16 to 60. Her obsession with death grows as her mental health declines, as Death falls in love with her and tries to convince her to kill herself so they can be together. The musical deals with mental health issues and also has multiple main LGBT+ characters.
For anyone not familiar with the musical, above is the summary of the plot. The summary of the life of the musical is it premiered in 1992 in Austria in the German language. There have been two Austrian revivals since in 2003 and 2012, and constant new productions in Germany, Hungary, Japan, Sweden, the Netherlands, Czechia, Switzerland and South Korea.
I would highly recommend watching the original 1992 Vienna production and the 2006 Vienna revival, both are on Youtube with English subtitles.
In Japan there are two different theatre troupes who have been performing productions of Elisabeth for over 20 years. Takarazuka is a theatre troupe of only female performers who play both the female and male roles. They don’t change the male characters into women, they essentially crossdress and perform as men, just as the female character of Edna Turnblad in the musical Hairspray is always played by a man. They had their first production of Elisabeth in 1996 and a few new songs were added for that production. There are the main casts but also every production has one night where junior stars of the troupe perform in the lead roles. These are called shinjin kouen or ‘Shinko’ casts. Toho is a mixed-gender theatre troupe who first performed the musical in 2000. It’s common in Japan for musicals to have pro-shots and DVDs so all the links to videos below are the official videos, not bootlegs. There are no official English subtitles provided for Takarazuka or Toho’s DVD releases, but some fans make their own subtitles that you can download and to play you’ll need video playing program like VLC in that can separately load up videos and subtitle files to play at the same time. You can also look on CastAlbums which is a great website that documents all musical albums and videos you can see lists of every CD and DVD release for Elisabeth here.
Please support the musicals! You can purchase the DVDs and CDs new from https://www.soundofmusic-shop.de/ and you can find them new and second-hand on Ebay and Yahoo Auctions Japan (there’s a lot of other Takarazuka and Toho merch on Yahoo Auctions, but you will need to use a proxy shipping server. I personally use ZenMarket).
Under the read more is links to info on each production as well as links to where you can watch them and download audios and English subtitles.
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And men make fun of women for travelling in packs. Sighs.
Seriously, if you see this happening and you can speak up…do. If you are unable see if you can find someone who will help.
Coming into a fandom late
Coming into a fandom early and watching it become an angry clusterfuck
Being in a dormant fandom that suddenly comes alive again after a new book/movie
Don’t forget about those who come in the midst of a fandom war.
Accuracy at its best
Being in a fandom and not even knowing there’s a war going on…
all of this shit…lol
When You’re Not In The Fandom But You’re Nosy AF
When you get into a fandom only to discover it’s dead
This gets better every time I see it.
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Or being in such a tiny fandom that it feels like youre the only one
The accuracy hurts.
Being in a fandom that had a shit ending.
When you’ve been fangirling long enough, you’ve experienced all of the above.
Being in a fandom meant for kids.
This just gets better..
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When you realize that joining the fandom has ruined you
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Aang’s Map of the World: early Avatar world map concept art revealed for the first time!
Today Bryan Konietzko revealed these early world of Avatar concepts on his Instagram (1, 2), showing Aang’s personal map featuring his favorite animals around the world! There’s a rough draft and then the version included in the famous “series bible” pitched to Nickelodeon. It’s extremely cute.
There’s actually a lot of cool series development stuff hidden away here too, notably:
the “Earth Nation” in the early draft became the “Earth Kingdom” as we know it in the later one
the Air Temples were referred to as “Air Temple South”, “Air Temple East”, etc. rather than “Southern Air Temple” etc.
Aang still had his futuristic staff at this stage, indicating that at this point in development he was probably still from one thousand years ago rather than one hundred, from an ancient technologically-advanced civilization
as early as this, “something” was hiding in the central Earth Kingdom’s West Lake, a plotline that would come to fruition in Book Two: Earth, Chapter Twelve: The Serpent’s Pass. Dat continuity.
One of the things that didn’t make it into the show can be seen just to the left of the Si Wong Desert: Aang’s “favorite inchworm lives in a log here.” Bryan actually singled this one out, saying “I wish that inchworm had made it into the show…🐛”, and considering he found this map while packing to move to Netflix’s offices for the new live action ATLA series… we may just be getting that inchworm yet…
Anyway, this was just really cool to see because it was always one big thing absent from the ATLA artbook, so yay! If you’re into this, we also got some early Republic City concept art a few months ago. 🗺️
