Difference between revisions of "Fitzgerald Ball"
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[[Honoria Bartram]]: Duchess of York from ''Richard III''. A Burgundian gown of deep blue with a deep v-neck and fitted sleeves over a red undergown [http://i.imgur.com/hWQpF3P.jpg like so]. The dove grey trims of the gown are matched by the wide belt cinched above the natural waist. Her head is covered by a [http://i.imgur.com/AVWk6gY.png simple black truncated hennin with a turned-over brim and lappets sans veil]. A little brooch with a ruby adorns the side of one of the lappets, quite nearly matching the colour of the undergown. | [[Honoria Bartram]]: Duchess of York from ''Richard III''. A Burgundian gown of deep blue with a deep v-neck and fitted sleeves over a red undergown [http://i.imgur.com/hWQpF3P.jpg like so]. The dove grey trims of the gown are matched by the wide belt cinched above the natural waist. Her head is covered by a [http://i.imgur.com/AVWk6gY.png simple black truncated hennin with a turned-over brim and lappets sans veil]. A little brooch with a ruby adorns the side of one of the lappets, quite nearly matching the colour of the undergown. | ||
| + | <br>[[John Bartram]]: Richard III from ''Richard III''. | ||
[[Edmund Mayoh]]: Oberon from ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' | [[Edmund Mayoh]]: Oberon from ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' | ||
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<br>[[Frederick Lazenby]]: The Lion/Snug from ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' | <br>[[Frederick Lazenby]]: The Lion/Snug from ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' | ||
| + | [[Thomas Sterne]]: Othello from ''Othello'' | ||
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| + | [[Gwendolyn Moncrieff]]: Angelo from ''Measure for Measure'' | ||
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Revision as of 06:23, 29 February 2016
This page refers to the costume ball held at Rotherham House on Thursday 16th May in honour of Lady Olivia Fitzgerald's coming out into society. The theme of the ball is characters from Shakespeare.
For the purposes of the ball, the screen between the music room and gilded drawing room will be thrown open to create a long ballroom. Supper will be served in the dining room and the green drawing room will be used for cards. The billiards room will be open for any gentlemen wishing to play and the library will be available for guests to leave their wraps. If it is a warm evening, the doors in the library out onto the garden will be left open.
Costumes
THE HOSTS
Viola Fitzgerald: Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing
Olivia Fitzgerald: Miranda from The Tempest
THE GUESTS
Charlie Devenish: Malvolio from Twelfth Night
William Devenish: Orsino from Twelfth Night
Henry Layton: A bear from The Winter's Tale
Catherine McAvoy: Lady Macbeth from Macbeth
George Hackett: Anthony from Anthony and Cleopatra
Lunete d'Aubin: Hermia from A Midusmmer Night's Dream
Jean Laurent d'Aubin: Rosencrantz and/or Guildernstern from Hamlet
Rawdon Montgomery: Guildenstern and/or Rosencrantz from Hamlet
Honoria Bartram: Duchess of York from Richard III. A Burgundian gown of deep blue with a deep v-neck and fitted sleeves over a red undergown like so. The dove grey trims of the gown are matched by the wide belt cinched above the natural waist. Her head is covered by a simple black truncated hennin with a turned-over brim and lappets sans veil. A little brooch with a ruby adorns the side of one of the lappets, quite nearly matching the colour of the undergown.
John Bartram: Richard III from Richard III.
Edmund Mayoh: Oberon from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Ira Wilson: Prospero from The Tempest
Blanche Carey: Anne Boleyn from Henry VIII
Sophia Lazenby: Peaseblossom from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Frederick Lazenby: The Lion/Snug from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Thomas Sterne: Othello from Othello
Gwendolyn Moncrieff: Angelo from Measure for Measure
PAGE IN CONSTRUCTION BUT PLEASE ADD WHAT YOUR CHARACTER IS GOING AS AND KEEP IT IN FAMILY GROUPINGS FOR EASE OF REFERENCE
