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Ooperifantoom Tartu/Tallinn Remaining shows: Tartu: 10.3 19:00 Koit Toome, Hanna-Liina Võsa, Kalle Sepp 11.3 19:00 Koit Toome, Hanna-Liina Võsa, Kalle Sepp 12.3 16:00 Koit Toome, Hanna-Liina Võsa, Kalle Sepp Tallinn: 17.3 19:00 Koit Toome, Hanna-Liina Võsa, Kalle Sepp 18.3 19:00 Koit Toome, Hanna-Liina Võsa, Kalle Sepp Subject to changes.
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The Phantom’s Lair in Estonia
Phantoms: Stephen Brandt Hansen and probably Koit Toome, while the Christines is Maria Listra (brunette) and Hanna-Lina Võsa (blonde)
Design by Iir Hermeliin (sets) and Ellen Cairns (costumes)
Norwegian Phantoms
Top: Stephen Brandt Hansen, Tallin & Tartu 2014-2015
Middle: Espen Grjotheim, Oslo 2018-2019
Bottom: Andreas Hoff, u/s in Oslo 2018-2019
Some new production photos from POTO Estonia ( x )
Photos by Gabriela Liivamägi
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Photos from the 2013 Estonian souvenir brochure ( from here )
Phantom: Stephen Brandt-Hansen (Kalle Sepp)
Christine: Hanna-Liina Võsa/Maria Listra
Raoul: Koit Toome (Kalle Sepp)
Carlotta: Pirjo Püvi Jonas, Kristina Vähi-Matesen
Firmin: Simo Breede, Lauri Liiv
André: Kalle Sepp, Priit Strandberg
Madame Giry: Janika Sillamaa, Merle Jalakas
Meg Giry: Linda Kolde, Hedi Maaroos
Piangi: Aivar Kaseste, Reigo Tamm
Mausoleum scene in POTO Estonia (non-replica)
So I asked the producer of Phantom in Oslo why they didn’t use the original logo and why they did the kinda strange golden mask.
The answer was that no non-replica productions in the world is allowed to use the original logo and font. It also lead to a discussion between the producer and another musical theatre guy in Norway; the latter pointing out that most non-replica production has used the original logo, or a variant.
It made me pull out the artwork I had in my files just to get an overview. And yeah, only Helsinki/Gothenburg and Oslo does a totally different logo. Different rules for the Nordic countries, possibly? Or just... an urge for some mist, a plain font and a gold mask up North? I suspect the latter, TBH.
Also, I really appreciate all the translated titles. THIS IS HOW I LEARN NEW LANGUAGES!
