Omg That's Stunning

Omg that's stunning 😍

The most beautiful theatres from around the world

1. Minack Theatre, Cornwall

2. Seebühne, Bregenz Austria

3. Winter Garden, Toronto Canada

4. Opera City Hall, Tokyo Japan

5. Palau de la Musica, Barcelona Spain

6. The Tampa Theatre, America

Last Song: I listen to a lot of hozier right now. So it was probably cherry wine. I also listened to a beautiful neopolitan Song called "ombra di nube"

Last Show: I recently finished breaking bad and rewatched the hollow crown.

Currently watching: Westworld Season 2, This is us Season 6. I also wanted to check out some literary bbc series like war and peace and north and south.

Currently reading: Less by Andrew Sean Greer and the Shining by Stephen King.

@highwaydiamonds thank you for tagging me! I am tagging: @epithimia @queertoddanderson @pretty-pianist @dailyroutineisamyth @impassionedactress @franknstein @haydenthorne @notyouraveragejulie @enchantedengland

Nine people I want to get to know better.

Tagged by @mountainmaven and @dangerousfiction - thanks to both of you! It's been an age since I did a tag thing :)

Last song: Special by Lizzo (not very indie of me but this song hits me in the feels and I'm thankful for it, so there you go.)

Last show: Rupaul’s Drag Race season 14, Sanditon season 2, Julia ( I think the season is done???) , Anatomy of a Scandal, Minx etc (i watch too much tv. smh)

Currently watching: The Flight Attendant, Signora Volpe, Gaslit, Shining Girls, Bosch Legacy, and i have a couple of eps to finish of Our Flag Means Death (which i don’t want to end so I am drawing out), and the odd eps of shows i’m trying on for size.

Currently reading: Just started Alan Jacobsen’s The 7th Victim, just finished earlier today Anthony Horowitz’s A line to Kill, and also Dan Jones’s Powers and Thrones.  Am thinking though that it’s been a minute since I read a fantasy novel and i might go back to Sarah J Maas - I never did finish the book about Nesta and I always liked Nesta and her bad attitude, so maybe that will get added.

Tagging people makes me feel like I've fallen out of the loop with communicating with mutuals.. And that some of my mutuals that I did communicate with more aren't around as much. BUT ANYWAY for those that are - I value yous and i am tagging: @seashells-and-bookshelves, @i-blame-this-on-sherlock @bookishdiary @waitingtogethome @freckles-and-books , @haybop-86, @theselkiesea @annaintheworks @ladyoleighander and i think she's off tumblr but I'm going to try and tag @librarianlirael as well as anyone else that wants to do this :) And for those i did directly tag - no pressure ok <3

Why do these Posters for the Met's Don Giovanni remind me of Pirates of the Caribbean? 😅 Opera Houses have really gotten A LOT more modern over the last few years. They really got a Hollywood poster movie style to them now.

Marius Kwiecien as Don Giovanni

Will these hands never be clean? ~ Lady Macbeth

I created this Poster for one of my favourite movies of all time

Hats off to whoever had to decipher Beethoven's Handwriting

That is wild😂

Just for reference...this is what it should look like:

One of Mozart's scores

Movies to watch if you love art

1. Loving Vincent (2017)

Mystery surrounds the death of famed painter Vincent van Gogh in 1890 France: This movie is a stunning visual masterpiece. It is the first animated film, that is fully painted.

2. Frida (2002)

This is the true story of Frida Kahlo (Salma Hayek) and her husband Diego Rivera (Alfred Molina), the larger-than-life painters who became the most acclaimed artists in Mexican history.

3. Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003)

When her father goes blind, Griet (Scarlett Johansson) must go to work as a maid for painter Johannes Vermeer (Colin Firth). While cleaning the house, Griet strikes up an unlikely friendship with Vermeer.

4. At eternity's Gate (2018)

Famed but tormented artist Vincent van Gogh (Willem Dafoe) spends his final years in Arles, France, painting masterworks of the natural world that surrounds him.

5. The mill and the cross (2011)

Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel (Rutger Hauer) creates his 1564 masterpiece "The Procession to Calvary. This movie literally is a moving, talking painting.

6. Midnight in Paris (2011)

While on a trip to Paris with his fiancée's family, a nostalgic screenwriter finds himself mysteriously transported to 1920s France. There he meets some of the greatest writers and artists of their time.