Wonderful and informative video! Thank you for not jumping on the "let's bash Bridgerton for the lack of historical accuracy, despite the producers/writers/etc making it clear that this was a deliberate choice" train. :)
The mention of the prince regent just got me thinking: isn't it weird that he's not a character in the show? Or Princess Charlotte? I mean, it is set in the Regency after all? I can't imagine he wouldn't have opinions on lady whistledown (and vice versa)
I’m SO excited for your ideas on dancing in season two! I was so excited to see several scenes include stuff that almost looked reminiscent of Georgian dances! Very happy they kept the pair aspect though as the scene with Anthony and Kate dancing together (the Eyes Scene) was wonderful
We are happy to see you, Cassiane! I would like to ask you to review the dancing in "Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story" I am specifically interested in a historic-style dance at the Danbury Ball in "Even Days" (Episode 3) and I wondered if you had seen it. It is like a baroque-style dance. Two lines of dancers start simultaneously, but seem to do two different dances which the two lines alternate. I'm also very interested in the very short wedding dance scene, which is also baroque style. We would love to hear your thoughts.
Lovely video! I don't have much interest in bridgerton but it's cool to see something popular about the regency that actually had some research put into it (even though it's absolutely stylised), and it's great that it rekindled interest for the era
Super interesting! Always love to watch your channel. Also spoke briefly about the accuracy of Bridgerton in one of my videos (regarding the piano playing scenes), and was actually quite surprised in a good way. There are some very good things indeed, even if they clearly didn't aim for historical accuracy, many details I really liked!
I need to check out your video on piano playing bin Bridgerton. That sounds delightful. I like how it's clear that the series's historical research team seems to know the period well enough to riff on it and leave little Easter Eggs for us history nerds! Every time I go back and watch it, I find new things to appreciate.
Such a lovely and well done video! I was wondering if you know the name of the dance in season 2 episode 7 where the Bridgertons dance with the Sharmas and Lady Danbury?
Wonderful and informative video! Thank you for not jumping on the "let's bash Bridgerton for the lack of historical accuracy, despite the producers/writers/etc making it clear that this was a deliberate choice" train. :)
That is so cool! I don't even watch Bridgerton, I'm just interested in historical dancing, and your videos give me so much joy!
I love these videos! You’re the best caller in the area and glad to see you have a YT channel! Your knowledge is invaluable.
The mention of the prince regent just got me thinking: isn't it weird that he's not a character in the show? Or Princess Charlotte? I mean, it is set in the Regency after all? I can't imagine he wouldn't have opinions on lady whistledown (and vice versa)
Very interesting!
Also: I Love the color of your dress!
Love your videos. You clearly put lots of effort into your research, and the final presentation is beautiful.
Super interesting, thanks! Looking forward to your next video
I’m SO excited for your ideas on dancing in season two! I was so excited to see several scenes include stuff that almost looked reminiscent of Georgian dances! Very happy they kept the pair aspect though as the scene with Anthony and Kate dancing together (the Eyes Scene) was wonderful
We are happy to see you, Cassiane! I would like to ask you to review the dancing in "Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story" I am specifically interested in a historic-style dance at the Danbury Ball in "Even Days" (Episode 3) and I wondered if you had seen it. It is like a baroque-style dance. Two lines of dancers start simultaneously, but seem to do two different dances which the two lines alternate. I'm also very interested in the very short wedding dance scene, which is also baroque style. We would love to hear your thoughts.
Lovely video! I don't have much interest in bridgerton but it's cool to see something popular about the regency that actually had some research put into it (even though it's absolutely stylised), and it's great that it rekindled interest for the era
Super interesting! Always love to watch your channel. Also spoke briefly about the accuracy of Bridgerton in one of my videos (regarding the piano playing scenes), and was actually quite surprised in a good way. There are some very good things indeed, even if they clearly didn't aim for historical accuracy, many details I really liked!
I need to check out your video on piano playing bin Bridgerton. That sounds delightful. I like how it's clear that the series's historical research team seems to know the period well enough to riff on it and leave little Easter Eggs for us history nerds! Every time I go back and watch it, I find new things to appreciate.
Totally agree with you!
Would love to see a breakdown of which dance they are performing in ball scenes - season 1&2
Such a lovely and well done video!
I was wondering if you know the name of the dance in season 2 episode 7 where the Bridgertons dance with the Sharmas and Lady Danbury?
I think it's original.
I noticed the absence of a certain dance teacher at the Grand Victorian Ball. 👋🏻
Yes, it's because I'm stuck at home while I'm on immune suppressants.
@@teawithcassiane8431 boo. Sorry to here that. I hope you’re well enough to dance soon.
Sir Phillip crane is just a baron