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26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 1 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) BLACK POLO & CONVERSE $175 $35 ENSEMBLE FOM "VITAMIN D". 2 SEASON 1 LITTLE RACHEL BERRY “FLASHBACK” BALLERINA & TAP SHOE $100 $20 COSTUME ENSEMBLE. 3 MERCEDES JONES (PLAYED BY AMBER RILEY) "GLEE CLUB" AUDITION $125 $25 COSTUME FROM THE SERIES PILOT. 8 WILL AND TERRI SHUESTER (PLAYED BY MATTHEW MORRISON AND JESSALYN $200 $40 GILSIG) AMERICAN GOTHIC PUZZLE FROM THE EPISODE "PILOT". 10 WILL SCHUESTER (PLAYED BY MATTHEW MORRISON) COLLECTION OF (3) $125 $25 COSTUMES. 12 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) “KILL CITY” COSTUME $100 $20 ENSEMBLE. 13 QUINN FABRAY (PLAYED BY DIANNA AGRON) “MERONA” DRESS FROM $500 $100 “SECTIONALS”. 14 TERRI SHUESTER (PLAYED BY JESSALYN GILSIG) “DECONGESTANT D” (50+) $100 $20 PROP BOX LOT. 15 SANTANA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY NAYA RIVERA) ENSEMBLE FROM “SILLY LOVE $100 $20 SONGS”. 18 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) SEASON 1 COSTUME $150 $30 COLLECTION. 19 HOWARD BAMBOO (PLAYED BY KENT AVENIDO) SHEETS N THINGS UNIFORM $100 $20 ENSEMBLE. 21 BRITTANY (PLAYED BY HEATHER MORRIS) SEASON 1 PHOTO COLLECTION & $375 $75 KEY CHARACTER PROP LOT. 22 SUGAR MOTTA (PLAYED BY VANESSA LENGIES) SPAGHETTI STRAP DRESS $150 $30 ENSEMBLE FROM "I AM UNICORN". 23 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) FLORAL & DENIM ENSEMBLE FROM $200 $40 “RUMOURS”. 24 APRIL RHODES (PLAYED BY KRISTIN CHENOWETH) COSTUME FROM $150 $30 “PREGGERS”. 25 SHELBY CORCORAN (PLAYED BY IDINA MENZEL) "DIANE VON FURSTENBERG" $150 $30 DRESS. Page 1 of 29 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 29 BRITTANY S. PIERCE (PLAYED BY HEATHER MORRIS) COLLECTION OF (4) $175 $35 COSTUME ENSEMBLE PIECES. 30 LARGE COLLECTION OF KEY CHARACTER PROPS & WMHS BOOKS, JOURNALS, $350 $70 BINDERS FROM THE SERIES. 31 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) PRADA SHIRT & JEAN ENSEMBLE $275 $55 FROM "THANKSGIVING". 32 SUE SYLVESTER (PLAYED BY JANE LYNCH) GREEN & POWDER BLUE TRACK $150 $30 SUIT. 35 MARLEY ROSE (PLAYED BY MELISSA BENOIST) COLLECTION OF (3) OUTFIT $150 $30 ENSEMBLES. 36 LARGE COLLECTION OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL PROP TEXT BOOKS. $300 $60 (VARIOUS SEASONS) 38 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COLLECTION OF (4) SEASON 1 $250 $50 COSTUME ENSEMBLE PIECES. 40 (4) WMHS FOOTBALL UNIFORMS WITH HELMETS. $325 $65 41 SANTANA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY NAYA RIVERA) BLACK ¾ DRESS ENSEMBLE $200 $40 FROM “PROM QUEEN”. 42 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) COLLECTION OF (6) COSTUME $300 $60 ENSEMBLE PIECES. 43 ARTIE (PLAYED BY KEVIN MCHALE) PROPS & WMHS FILES FROM VARIOUS $125 $25 EPISODES INCLUDING "DREAM ON". 47 JANE HAYWARD (PLAYED BY SAMANTHA WARE) NAVY & PLAID COSTUME $150 $30 ENSEMBLE. 49 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COLLECTION OF (2) COSTUME $100 $20 PIECES. 50 MERCEDES JONES (PLAYED BY AMBER RILEY) "GUESS" COSTUME ENSEMBLE. $175 $35 51 CONRAD SCHUESTER (PLAYED BY VICTOR GARBER) KHAKI WINDBREAKER & $100 $20 NEWSBOY CAP COSTUME ENSEMBLE. 52 COLLECTION OF PROPS FROM SEASON 1 EPISODES "SHOWMANCE", $250 $50 "ACAFELLAS", "THEATRICALITY" & "MATTRESS". Page 2 of 29 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 53 MIKE CHANG (PLAYED BY HARRY SHUM JR) COSTUME COLLECTION. $125 $25 54 SANTANA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY NAYA RIVERA) COLLECTION OF (2) COSTUME $425 $85 ENSEMBLE PIECES. 56 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) COLLECTION OF (2) $100 $20 COSTUMES. 57 QUINN FABRAY (PLAYED BY DIANNA AGRON) COSTUME COLLECTION. $650 $130 58 SHELBY CORCORAN (PLAYED BY IDINA MENZEL) COSTUME COLLECTION. $200 $40 59 JANE HAYWARD (PLAYED BY SAMANTHA WARE) "CASHMERE CHARTER CLUB" $100 $20 CARDIGAN ENSEMBLE FROM "2009". 61 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COLLECTION OF COSTUME $1,300 $260 PIECES INCLUDING DALTON ACADEMY. 62 WMHS FOOTBALL T-SHIRT COLLECTION $225 $45 64 EMMA PILLSBURY (PLAYED BY JAYMA MAYS) COSTUME FROM “THE PURPLE $150 $30 PIANO PROJECT”. 65 BLAINE ANDERSON (PLAYED BY DARREN CRISS) COLLECTION OF (4) COSTUME $500 $100 ENSEMBLE PIECES. 66 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) COLLECTION OF (3) $100 $20 COSTUMES. 67 ALISTAIR (PLAYED BY FINNEAS O'CONNELL) SEASON 6 COSTUME COLLECTION. $100 $20 68 MYRON MUSKOVITZ (PLAYED BY JJ TOTAH) COLLECTION OF (3) COSTUME $100 $20 ENSEMBLES. 69 DAVID KAROFSKY (PLAYED BY MAX ADLER) SEASON 6 COSTUME COLLECTION. $100 $20 70 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) DENIM & SWEATER ENSEMBLE. $100 $20 71 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) PINK BOWLING BALL LOT FROM $225 $45 "THE RHODES NOT TAKEN". Page 3 of 29 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 72 SANDY RYERSON (PLAYED BY STEPHEN TOBLOWSKY) SEASON 1 COSTUME $100 $20 COLLECTION. 73 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COSTUME ENSEMBLE FROM “I AM $100 $20 UNICORN”. 77 MERCEDES JONES (PLAYED BY AMBER RILEY) “EXTRAORDINARY MERRY $100 $20 CHRISTMAS” COSTUME ENSEMBLE. 78 BRITTANY S. PIERCE (PLAYED BY HEATHER MORRIS) "URBAN OUTFITTERS" $100 $20 COSTUME ENSEMBLE. 79 CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL (HOME OF VOCAL ADRENALINE) SWEATSHIRT $100 $20 COLLECTION. 81 SANTANA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY NAYA RIVERA) WMHS “CHEERIOS” $1,900 $380 CHEERLEADING ENSEMBLE. 82 BLAINE ANDERSON (PLAYED BY DARREN CRISS) SIGNATURE BOWTIE $1,000 $200 COLLECTION. 83 COLLECTION OF WMHS CHEERIO UNIFORM SHELLS $175 $35 84 WILLIAM MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL COLLECTION OF (12) STUDENT ATHLETIC $250 $50 SPORTS UNIFORMS. 85 COLLECTION OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHEERIOS & CAST SCHOOL $275 $55 BINDERS, BAGS AND BACKPACKS. 87 ALMA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY IVONNE COLL) COMPLETE PURPLE SPARKLE $100 $20 ENSEMBLE. 88 COLLECTION OF (6) WMHS FEMALE “CHEERIOS” TEAM SWEATPANT LOT. $200 $40 90 JOE HART (PLAYED BY SAMUEL LARSEN) SEASON 6 COSTUME COLLECTION. $100 $20 91 MIDWEST REGIONAL SHOWCHOIR CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMS FROM $175 $35 "SECTIONALS" & "JOURNEY TO REGIONALS". 92 QUINN FABRAY (PLAYED BY DIANNA AGRON) STRETCH JEAN ENSEMBLE. $100 $20 95 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) “NICE COLLECTIVE” COSTUME $100 $20 ENSEMBLE. Page 4 of 29 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 97 SANTANA LOPEZ (PLAYED BY NAYA RIVERA) WMHS PHYS ED UNIFORM $175 $35 ENSEMBLE. 98 COLLECTION OF SEASON 1 PROPS FROM THE WORLD OF "GLEE". $175 $35 99 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) “US RAGS” CHEVRON $100 $20 PATTERN DRESS FROM "HELL-O". 101 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) R&K DRESS FROM “MASH OFF”. $200 $40 102 MARLEY ROSE (PLAYED BY MELISSA BENOIST) COSTUME COLLECTION. $125 $25 103 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COLLECTION OF (2) SIGNATURE $325 $65 JACKETS. 104 SUE SYLVESTER (PLAYED BY JANE LYNCH) STATE CHAMPIONS TROPHY LOT. $100 $20 105 SUE SYLVESTER (PLAYED BY JANE LYNCH) TEAL, BLACK AND WHITE $175 $35 SIGNATURE TRACKSUIT. 106 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) RED & BLUE POLKA DOT $200 $40 ENSEMBLE. 108 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) ENSEMBLE FROM “THE $425 $85 ROCKY HORROR GLEE SHOW”. 111 ARTIE (PLAYED BY KEVIN MCHALE) FLOATING POOL LOUNGER FROM THE $100 $20 EPISODE “YES/NO”. 112 TINA COHEN-CHANG (PLAYED BY JENNA USHKOWITZ) COLLECTION OF SHOES $200 $40 WORN THROUGHOUT THE SERIES. 116 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) “GANNI” BASKET WEAVE DRESS $100 $20 FROM “MICHAEL”. 117 COACH ROZ (PLAYED BY NENE LEAKES) RED ADIDAS JACKET ENSEMBLE $100 $20 FROM "THE SPANISH TEACHER". 118 NEW DIRECTIONS GLEE CLUB WMHS YEARBOOK RELATED PAGES AND PROP $300 $60 LOT. 119 EMMA PILLSBURY (PLAYED BY JAYMA MAYS) SEASON 3 “RED VALENTINO” $100 $20 CARDIGAN ENSEMBLE. Page 5 of 29 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Glee: The Official Show Auction Part II Auction 85, Auction Date: 3/11/2016 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 120 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) COMPOSITE COSTUME FROM $100 $20 “EXTRAORDINARY MERRY CHRISTMAS”. 122 CARMEN TIBIDEAUX (PLAYED BY WHOOPI GOLDBERG) COLLECTION OF (9) $225 $45 COSTUME PIECES. 124 COLLECTION OF (6) BLACK MICHAEL KORS RAINCOATS WORN BY THE CAST. $500 $100 125 JAKE PUCKERMAN (PLAYED BY JACOB ARTIST) COSTUME COLLECTION. $100 $20 126 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) “GANNI” CREME & BLACK DRESS $150 $30 FROM “THE SPANISH TEACHER”. 129 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) “NEIL BARRETT” COSTUME $125 $25 ENSEMBLE. 130 EMMA PILLSBURY (PLAYED BY JAYMA MAYS) PINK CARDIGAN ENSEMBLE $100 $20 FROM “THE SPANISH TEACHER”. 131 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) SEASON 3 SCOOP NECK DRESS. $125 $25 132 QUINN FABRAY (PLAYED BY DIANNA AGRON) LUCY CABOOSEY YEARBOOK & $175 $35 GLEE CLUB INVITATIONAL POSTER LOT. 133 KURT HUMMEL (PLAYED BY CHRIS COLFER) BLACK AND WHITE SKULL PRINT $275 $55 “DIESEL” ENSEMBLE FROM "CHOKE". 134 WILL SCHUESTER (PLAYED BY MATTHEW MORRISON) COLLECTION OF (4) $100 $20 COSTUMES. 137 BECKY (PLAYED BY LAUREN POTTER) LIMA PHARMACY "PROM-ASAURUS" BAG $400 $80 AND OTHER KEY CHARACTER PROPS. 140 RACHEL BERRY (PLAYED BY LEA MICHELE) “PETTYCOAT ALLEY” DRESS $150 $30 ENSEMBLE FROM "HEART". 141 WILL SCHUESTER (PLAYED BY MATTHEW MORRISON) COLLECTION OF (3) $150 $30 COSTUMES FROM “SATURDAY NIGHT GLEE-VER”. 145 COLLECTION OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL T-SHIRTS $325 $65 148 MERCEDES JONES (PLAYED BY AMBER RILEY) COLLECTION OF (4) COSTUME $150 $30 ENSEMBLE PIECES.
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    UCLA UCLA Electronic Theses and Dissertations Title Doing the Time Warp: Queer Temporalities and Musical Theater Permalink https://escholarship.org/uc/item/1k1860wx Author Ellis, Sarah Taylor Publication Date 2013 Peer reviewed|Thesis/dissertation eScholarship.org Powered by the California Digital Library University of California UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Doing the Time Warp: Queer Temporalities and Musical Theater A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Theater and Performance Studies by Sarah Taylor Ellis 2013 ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION Doing the Time Warp: Queer Temporalities and Musical Theater by Sarah Taylor Ellis Doctor of Philosophy in Theater and Performance Studies University of California, Los Angeles, 2013 Professor Sue-Ellen Case, Co-chair Professor Raymond Knapp, Co-chair This dissertation explores queer processes of identification with the genre of musical theater. I examine how song and dance – sites of aesthetic difference within the musical – can warp time and enable marginalized and semi-marginalized fans to imagine different ways of being in the world. Musical numbers can complicate a linear, developmental plot by accelerating and decelerating time, foregrounding repetition and circularity, bringing the past to life and projecting into the future, and physicalizing dreams in a narratively open present. These excesses have the potential to contest naturalized constructions of historical, progressive time, as well as concordant constructions of gender, sexual, and racial identities. While the musical has historically been a rich source of identification for the stereotypical white gay male show queen, this project validates a broad and flexible range of non-normative readings.
  • Television Academy Awards

    Television Academy Awards

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  • September 2010 Cinemann Table of Contents

    September 2010 Cinemann Table of Contents

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  • 2010 16Th Annual SAG AWARDS

    2010 16Th Annual SAG AWARDS

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