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September 30, 2025 - man... these people can't drive by Fifth Floor
एचपीयू हॉस्टल की पांचवीं मंजिल से गिरा किन्नौर का छात्र, मौके पर हुई दर्दनाक मौत
#News एचपीयू हॉस्टल की पांचवीं मंजिल से गिरा किन्नौर का छात्र, मौके पर हुई दर्दनाक मौत
HPU Student Death: हिमाचल प्रदेश विवि ( HPU) में एक दर्दनाक हादसा हो गया है। एचपीयू के एक हॉस्टल से गिरने से छात्र की मौत हो गई है। घटना देर रात की है। एचपीयू के एसबीएस ( शहीद भगत सिंह ) हॉस्टल में एक छात्र की 5वीं मंजिल से गिरने से ही मौके पर दर्दनाक मौत ( Death) ही गई है। छात्र की पहचान किन्नौर जिले (Kinnaur district)के रहने अखिल के रूप में हुई है और वह एचपीयू में विधि विभाग (लॉ) में प्रथम…
পাঁচতলা থেকে পড়ে গেলেন দুই যুবক, তিলজলায় মৃত ১, আশঙ্কাজনক একজন
পাঁচতলা থেকে পড়ে গেলেন দুই যুবক, তিলজলায় মৃত ১, আশঙ্কাজনক একজন
আবার মর্মান্তিক দুর্ঘটনা ঘটল শহরে। খুশির ইদের রাতেই মর্মান্তিক দুঃখের ছায়া কলকাতায়। পাঁচতলা বাড়ির ছাদ থেকে পড়ে গেলেন এক যুবক। আর তাতেই মৃত্যু হয়েছে ওই যুবকের। ইদের রাতে ঘটনাটি ঘটেছে তিলজলা এলাকায়। নিহত যুবকের নাম মিঠুন দাস। আর এক যুবককে আশঙ্কাজনক অবস্থায় হাসপাতালে নিয়ে যাওয়া হয়েছে। তাঁর বন্ধু পাপ্পু রাম। ঠিক কী ঘটেছে তিলজলায়? পুলিশ সূত্রে খবর, রাত ১০টা নাগাদ ঘটনাটি ঘটে কলকাতার তিলজলা থানা…
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Just curious - if somehow a costume is damaged (a damage so serious that it cannot be saved) do the costume department have a spare for it? If that's the case, how many spare costumes do they have?
If talking Broadway or West End, many-many-many-many-many:
Broadway evenmore so than West End. Mainly because they in the UK frequently strip costumes of decorations to re-use for others, and the costume base to be re-sewn for a new wearer. They can do this because they have an in-house costume workshop. In the US most is made out of house, and so they usually store the costume “as is”, ready to be gently fitted to a new wearer. Needless to say, the photo above is from the US warehouse. And also, that’s Sarah Brightman’s original Broadway Aminta costume hanging in front. 30 years later, and it’s still there.
Both West End and Broadway has been running for some 30+ years. Obviously that’s resulted in a LOT of costumes, even though they re-use as much as possible, and things eventually get worn out.
For productions with a smaller time-span it absolutely depends. It depends on whether they’ve gotten everything made new (think Las Vegas), or if they inherit a stock of costumes (think Germany, Denmark, World Tour). In Denmark, for example, they have a bunch of vintage Stockholm costumes, but they also have some extra ones supplied from Switzerland/Belgium. And on top of that they’ve made some new ones if the principal’s size/fit demands it. It means they have multiple of each costume, often in wildly different styles. Same goes for Germany, where they have original German ones, vintage Dutch ones, as well as newly made ones. Looking at the costume racks in these countries is like looking at Phantom history. Here’s a selection of wedding skirts spanning from 1990 to 2015, photographed in Hamburg:
And three equally different bodices photographed in Copenhagen, the eldest from 1989, and the newest from 2001:
(for some reason all examples above is Christine costumes - probably because the role usually is double cast and with many, many costume changes, so they simply have a lot of the Christine costumes. But what’s written above also applies for the other lead roles and ensemble roles)
The Hudson from The Whitney - Joseph O. Holmes
The Fifth Floor
When I got in the elevator at work this morning, I guess I was not paying attention when I pressed a button. When the door opened, the indicator said I was on the fifth floor. The sign on the side of the elevator door and the sign on the hallway wall both said ‘five’. Big red ‘fives’. 5. The red was unsettling. I had not been aware that our building even had a fifth floor. I had never gone higher…
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.Room View at 5th fLoor.