#grace morgan

[markbbrooklyn]

Phantom of the Opera Video 07-27-2014

Cooper Grodin/Grace Morgan/Ben Jacoby

This video of the US Tour in Milwaukee was posted today on YouTube.

Grace Morgan is outstanding!!!

[night-unfurls-its-splendour]

So I discovered the absurdities of the Poto re-staged tour the other night

How do I articulate how I feel about the blocking/choreo?

I guess... I guess I would say its like watching

PotO! (The Musical!): a cheesy musical adaptation of what was already a musical.

I've seen High School Productions with more tasteful blocking

[wheel-of-fish]

Beloved wifey, please make a gif of Cooper my beloved climbing on the table. Love, your loving glass

Anon, you are very obviously not @glassprism, but I made it anyway

[glassprism]

Comparing: Christine being surprised by the kiss (and Raoul’s reaction)

Left: Grace Morgan and Ben Jacoby, restaged tour, 2014 Right: Sibylle Glosted and Christian Lund, Copenhagen revival, 2019

For @pureanonofficial​

[heartlandians]

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Happy International Women’s Day! Here is a list of women who inspire me and organizations that I love who support women. Is there a woman in your life who lifts you up and inspires you? One organization who I forgot to mention but deserves all my gratitude is Women in the directors Chair! Thank you Carol Whiteman and WIDC for all the support, training and inspiration.

[prettynerdieworks]

Cooper Grodin & Grace Morgan ▼ Phantom of the Opera US Tour ▼ 7.27.14 ▼ Milwaukee

[joyesthers]

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*Rare-ish audio*

So this was from the Minneapolis stop (the second stop) of the restaged tour, and one of Grace Morgan’s first shows. Mark was in and out of the shows because of illness, and was fired from the show at the next stop.

[sorrowsofblackwood]

Preview of Solemn Graces #1!

Being that the upcoming Smashwords Edition of Solemn Graces #1 is something like a director’s cut or definitive version, it includes some extra content and expanded scenes that weren’t present in the older Leanpub Edition. So, in order to drum up some interest in that, I’d like to give you all a little preview of one such addition!

This comes during the pub scene of Chapter One and shows Grace Morgan, our witchy protagonist, in a little bit of an intimate light. It reveals some things about her I had wanted to put in but hadn’t found the right place for the first time around. If you like it, make sure you reblog it, tell your friends about it, and stay tuned for the rest of the Smashwords Edition, coming to you on March 1st! Only four days away!

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As she waited for her food, Grace turned her gaze on the pub, her eyes searching for the washroom. Upon finding it, she picked up her cane and headed inside so she could clean off the blood on her clothes. Unsurprisingly, the room itself wasn’t such a pleasant place for Grace, what with its damp and clammy atmosphere and the obscure spells scrawled like graffiti all over the stalls. It did, however, have a sink and that was what she needed the most.

Turning the water on, she stripped off the lace-edged top she had been wearing and held it under the water for several moments. Were there others in the washroom then, they would’ve been able to clearly see the set of tattoos Grace had gotten years before, back in her less graceful days. Feathered wings like those of a fallen angel sauntered vaguely down her back, while the depiction of a spiderweb sprawled across her upper left arm and shoulder. Then there was that black rose, one of her most treasured symbols, curled around her belly button with thorns along its stem.

But there was no one else in that washroom, and so Grace was free to clean her clothes in peace without questions about her tattoos or her scars or anything else about her. That allowed her enough silence to thank the Great Matron that the blood on her clothes was still fresh, and that her clothes were all black in the first place. Because of that, what she couldn’t get washed out wasn’t likely to be seen unless you were looking for it.

Once she was done washing it, she stood for a moment to watch the Old Shuck’s scarlet blood run down the drain. Killing as she had done that night was something that came easily for her, and something she almost never regretted. Even her actions that night were done to rescue that boy. But even still, what did it say about her that the first thing she had done in this strange new town was kill something that lived there?