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Romeo The Cat – The Kitty That Is "Too Ugly To Love"
Posted on Last updated: December 9, 2022
Have you ever heard about Romeo the cat? If the answer is no, this article will provide you with the interesting and touching story of a cat that was labeled as too ugly to love, or too ugly to find a home.
Luckily, this gorgeous tomcat has proven that he is worth it and that not everything is about looks. Also, thanks to many people such as Laura Llacer, this poor cat called Romeo found his lovely forever home, where he gets all the attention.
Because of his unique look, he even became a very popular cat on social media, where both Romeo and his owner Laura receive a lot of support.
After this short introduction, I suggest you keep reading and find out more about this moving story and the journey of one beautiful cat and its owner.
1 Meet Romeo The Cat
2 Romeo On Social Media
Meet Romeo The Cat
Before getting to know Romeo the cat better, check out this video and see how special this kitty is, especially when Romeo was just a kitten:
Romeo the cat is a male stray cat that gained popularity so fast. The thing about this cat is that it's so different to other cats. But how is that possible?
Romeo was born with a facial deformity which means that his facial shape differentiates a lot from other cats.
Due to this deformity, he was rejected by many pet parents while his litter mates were leaving for new homes, and that's not all… Poor Romeo was even labeled as a cat that is too ugly to love, or too ugly to find a home.
However, a bright future was ahead of this fuzzy feline thanks to good people who know that not everything is about looks.
One of the people that actually changed Romeo's life was Laura Llacer, a director and co-founder of Santuario Campson Animal, an animal shelter that is located in Valencia, Spain.
Laura decided to share the story from her own experience; she said that one day when they were on a rescue mission in a Spanish village, she ran into a furry little kitten who had an unusual appearance.
He had some kind of facial deformity, and no one wanted a cat with such an issue as it was too ugly compared to other cats, according to some people.
Luckily, Laura saw something special in this beautiful ginger boy, and she didn't regret it. She brought the cat to their animal sanctuary, and the cat's name was chosen to be Romeo.
Romeo was doing great in the sanctuary, and he adjusted to the new environment and people quickly. After a period, Laura noticed – that despite the face deformity – this kitty was behaving great.
He was playful, affectionate, friendly, and lovely, just like many other cats. Even though people said that he was too ugly to love, it was actually his appearance that made him even more adorable and unique.
That Romeo is very special can also be seen from the things he did. He quickly became friends not only with other cats in the sanctuary but with every other animal there, including turkeys, dogs, chickens, ducks, bunnies, and others.
The rescuers also told how Romeo went missing one day, but after the search, they found him lying next to the sick chicken, and everyone was amazed by that deed. It turned out that Romeo was able to sense that the chicken, too, needed some affection and comfort.
Romeo On Social Media
Photo from: @romeothespecialkitten
After settling and adjusting to a new life, which turned out to be great for Romeo, Laura decided to share this touching story and the everyday activities of Romeo the cat on social media so that more people could understand that he is just a normal cat who has a unique-looking face which makes him the most interesting cat in the world.
Romeo the cat has an Instagram profile – Romeo the special kitten where you can actually see why Romeo is the best cat ever.
Romeo was even the reason why the sanctuary started a fundraiser to help and protect other animals who are abandoned and alone, or those who share a similar story to Romeo.
After hearing this story, most people are left speechless and realize how certain things can change. From the kitty who was thought to be too ugly to love and who was rejected by everyone, to the kitty that finds happiness thanks to Laura Llacer.
Romeo the cat was at first destined to be left on the streets because no one wanted him due to his facial deformity. Luckily, good things were waiting for Romeo in the future.
Thanks to Laura Llacer, the owner of the animal sanctuary in Valencia, Spain, Romeo was able to find a new and loving home, surrounded by people who love him and see nothing else but a normal cat.
Even though people thought that Romeo would never find a home because he is too ugly, Laura has proven them wrong and taught everyone a lesson: Not to judge a book by its cover, because Romeo is a special kitten, despite his appearance, who deserves all the best in life.
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Top Vision Group B.V.,
a company established, under its
articles of association, in Haarlem,
hereinafter called Top Vision
1.1 The lodging of these General Conditions with the Registry of the Haarlem Arrondissementsrechtbank (Approx. = District Court) shall abrogate and replace all earlier conditions and provisions of Top Vision.
1.2 Save where otherwise expressly agreed and confirmed by Top Vision (the company) in writing, orders will be executed solely on the basis of the conditions set out below.
1.3 All deliveries shall be deemed to have been made in Haarlem, at which place all payments must be made.
1.4 Save where confirmed by Top Vision in writing, agreements made with its staff shall not be binding on the company.
1.5 These conditions shall apply to all agreements made by Top Vision with its customers and the obligations arising there from, and shall exclude any other conditions accepted by customers as being applicable, save where otherwise agreed in writing. A customer shall be deemed to be any party who places an order with Top Vision, purchases, or wishes to purchase, goods from it or concludes, or wishes to conclude, any agreement of any other kind with it.
2. OFFERS
2.1 Save where expressly agreed otherwise, all offers shall be subject to availability. Top Vision shall not be bound by an offer until it has confirmed it in writing.
2.2 In the case of composite quotations there shall be no obligation to deliver a part thereof in consideration of a corresponding part of the price quoted for the whole.
2.3 In addition to the information given in respect thereof in the company's catalogues and brochures, all goods offered are subject to the normal and/or customary tolerances; in particular, express proviso is hereby made with regard to gradations in the quoted colour, quality, hardness, thickness etc. of goods and such provision shall, therefore, be without prejudice to minor departures from the illustrations and/or descriptions given in the company's catalogues and brochures. Such departures shall under no circumstances relieve the customer of his obligations under the agreement.
2.4 The company hereby expressly reserves the right to change its quoted prices without prior notice, including after despatch of the confirmation of order; Top Vision shall, for example, be entitled to pass on to the customer any increases in wages, employer's social welfare contributions and/or other working conditions which have occurred since the agreement was entered into and before delivery in full has taken place, together with any increases in other tariffs, fees, charges, imposts and taxes, and any change in exchange rates such as may cause an increase in costs for Top Vision, in which case the customer will be entitled to cancel the agreement, save only for the obligation to pay to Top Vision that part of the order already executed.
3. ORDERS
3.1 An order shall be binding on the customer. Top Vision will not be bound thereby until the confirmation of order has been despatched. Unless the customer has notified his objections to Top Vision within ten (10) days of despatch of the confirmation of order, such confirmation of order shall be deemed fully and accurately to reflect the agreement.
3.2 Any changes required by the customer in the execution of an order after same has been placed must be brought to the attention of Top Vision by the customer in good time and in writing. In the event that they are notified orally or by telephone, the risk associated with the implementation of such changes shall be borne by the customer, unless such changes have been confirmed by Top Vision in writing.
3.3 In the event that the customer cancels an order placed, whether wholly or in part, he shall be obliged to compensate Top Vision for all costs reasonably incurred with a view to the execution of this order (costs of design, drawings, calculations, preparation, storage, commission etc.). In the event that Top Vision so require, the customer shall also be obliged to compensate for loss of profit, as well as for such other losses resulting from the cancellation in question.
3.4 Any changes in the original order, of whatsoever kind, whether written or oral, made by or on behalf of the customer, which changes occasion higher costs than could have been expected when the quotation was given and/or the order confirmed, will be charged to the customer as extra.
4. DELIVERIES/EXECUTION OF ORDERS
4.1 Any partial delivery, by which shall also be understood the delivery of parts of a composite order, may be made the subject of an invoice, in which case such partial delivery shall be regarded as an independent transaction; in such cases payment must be paid in accordance with the provisions of the clause entitled "payment".
4.2. Top Vision will not be liable for any cessation or delay, save where caused by its own fault, all this without prejudice to the provisions of clause 5.
4.3 Orders will be executed within the normal time applicable thereto. In the event that an order is required to be accelerated, overtime and/or any other additionally incurred costs may be charged. The customer shall afford Top Vision a degree of latitude with regard to the period allowed for execution of the order. Such period will be deemed to be irrevocable and binding only if, when the order is placed, the customer has explained to Top Vision in writing the consequences of a delay and same has been confirmed by the company in writing.
4.4 Goods to be delivered by Top Vision shall in all cases be despatched for the account and risk of the customer, save in those cases in which the total amount involved in the order justifies delivery carriage paid; the foregoing shall be at the exclusive discretion of Top Vision.
4.5 Where deliveries carriage paid are concerned the cheapest method of despatch shall in all cases be used, save where otherwise agreed in advance. In the event that some other means of despatch is involved, additionally incurred costs shall be payable by the customer.
4.6 Acceptance of the goods by the carrier without any reservation on the bill of lading or receipt shall be deemed to constitute proof that the packaging was in good condition. In the absence of a signed bill of lading with observations recorded thereon the customer shall implicitly acknowledge that the packaging was in good condition.
4.7 All delivery times are given by Top Vision in all cases as approximations only and shall not be binding on the company. The delivery period will commence as soon as the confirmation of order has been despatched and, furthermore, when all data, drawings and materials which, in the opinion of Top Vision, may be required have been furnished to it by the customer. No overrun of delivery times shall under any circumstances relieve the customer of his contractual obligations, nor shall it entitle him to claim rescission of the agreement or damages.
4.8 If, however, the overrunning of a delivery period is such that it would not be reasonable to expect the customer to continue with the agreement, he will be entitled to cancel the order in question, provided always that he gives written notice thereof to Top Vision, without prejudice to the latter's right nevertheless to deliver the goods within a period of four (4) weeks from receipt of the aforementioned notice. The customer may require that Top Vision indicate forthwith whether it intends to avail itself of such right.
4.9 Goods wrongfully returned to Top Vision shall remain at the customer's disposal and risk; any transport and/or storage costs shall be payable by the latter .
4.10 Top Vision shall be entitled, without notification to or consultation with the customer, to contract out the order or parts thereof to, or to cause it to be carried out by, outside third parties if, in its opinion, this would conduce to the good or efficient execution of the contract.
4.11 In the event that Top Vision has goods of the customer in its possession, it shall be entitled to retain them until all costs incurred by Top Vision for the execution of orders from the same customer have been paid in full by the customer, irrespective of whether such orders relate to the aforementioned or to other goods of the customer, unless the customer has furnished adequate security for such costs. Top Vision shall also enjoy a right of retention in the event that the customer becomes bankrupt.
4.12 Delivery of the goods ordered will be made from Top Vision's stores by the placing of the goods at the customer's disposal, or by the handing over of the goods at such place to the carrier in question.
4.13 As soon as notice is given to the customer that the goods ordered by him are at his disposal, they must be collected by him within a period of ten days, failing which Top Vision shall be entitled to charge the customer for storage costs or to regard the agreement as legally rescinded and shall be entitled to claim damages.
4.14 In the event that the customer fails to collect the goods within the period laid down under sec. 4.6 of this clause, all loss of or damage to the goods, save where such are borne by Top Vision's insurer, shall be payable by the customer.
5. OVERRUN OF DELIVERY PERIOD
5.1 Save where expressly agreed to the contrary in writing, the periods agreed with Top Vision shall in all cases be regarded by the customer as being approximate and not under any circumstances binding.
5.2 Disruptions to the company's business due to force majeure (including, inter alia, war, mobilisation, disturbances, flood, closure to shipping and other interruptions to transport, hold-up's in or restrictions on or stoppages of supplies by public utilities, fire, failure of machinery and other accidents, strikes, lock outs, acts of employees' organisations, such as make production impossible, acts of the authorities, non-delivery of necessary materials and semi-finished products to Top Vision by third parties and other unforeseen circumstances, including in the country of origin of the materials and/or semi-finished products, such as disrupt the normal course of operations and delay or may reasonably be expected to render impossible the execution of the order) will relieve Top Vision of the obligation to comply with the agreed period or of the duty of performance and the customer shall not be entitled as a result hereof to enforce any right or claim any damages for costs, losses or interest.
5.3 In the event of force majeure Top Vision will without delay notify the customer hereof and the latter will be entitled, during a period of eight (8) days from receipt of such notice, to cancel the agreement in writing, but he shall be obliged to pay the company for that part of the order already executed.
5.4 All additional costs due to force majeure, e.g. transport and storage costs, demurrage, insurance, discounts and allowances etc. shall be payable by the customer.
6. COMPLAINTS AND GUARANTEE
6.1 Top Vision will not be liable for printed, clerical or calculation errors or ambiguities in offers, confirmations of order or prospectuses, nor for the consequences thereof. In the event of differences in the interpretation of offers, confirmations of order or prospectuses, Top Vision's interpretation shall be binding.
6.2 Shortages or defects in part of a delivery shall not entitle the customer to decline the whole delivery.
6.3 Any complaints concerning shortages or defects in the goods must be notified in writing or by telegram to Top Vision by the latest eight days after the arrival thereof at the place of destination.
6.4 Any shortages or defects which could not reasonably have been discovered within the time laid down in the preceding article must be notified to Top Vision immediately after discovery thereof, but by the latest ninety (90) days after receipt of the goods, whilst any processing of or other operations involving the goods in question must be halted immediately.
6.5 The customer shall afford Top Vision all the co-operation required by the company for investigation of a complaint, inter alia by the making available of sample material and/or by enabling Top Vision to conduct or cause to be conducted an on-the-spot investigation into the quality and/or quantity of the goods delivered.
6.6 In the event that Top Vision regards a shortage or defect in the goods delivered as having been proved, it shall have the choice either of re-supplying the apparently unsatisfactory goods free of charge or of allowing the customer a mutually agreed discount on the purchase price. In the first mentioned case the customer shall, at Top Vision's request, return the unsatisfactory goods to it carriage paid.
6.7 Top Vision will not accept any liability for shortages or defects caused by or to the delivery due to the fault or other act of the customer or third parties or due to extraneous causes.
6.8 Top Vision shall have no obligations over and above those resulting from this clause; in particular, Top Vision will under no circumstances be liable for direct or indirect consequential losses which might arise from non-delivery, late delivery, wrong delivery or a shortage or defect in the goods delivered.
7.1 Save in cases of intent or gross negligence, which must be proved by the customer, Top Vision will accept no liability whatsoever for any loss, of whatever kind and however caused, if such loss exceeds the value of the work to be performed by Top Vision or a proportionate part thereof.
7.2 In the event that an order for supply or execution of work is placed for the account of two or more natural or legal personalities, such persons shall be severally liable for compliance in its entirety with the ad hoc obligation resulting from the agreement.
7.3 In placing an order for the manufacture/assembly, reproduction or duplication of material protected by rights of authorship or any industrial ownership right, the customer declares that no right of authorship or industrial ownership right of any third parties will thereby be infringed and he shall save harmless Top Vision in legal actions and extra-judicially from all consequences, both financial and otherwise, resulting from manufacture/assembly, reproduction or duplication.
7.4 Top Vision will not be liable for any inaccuracies in indications of freight charges, fees and expenses made to it by third parties.
7.5 Nor will Top Vision be liable if any incorrect freight charges, costs and fees are applied. Any claims made at the time or subsequent additional claims made under this head shall be payable by the customer.
7.6 In the event of the non-punctual and/or incomplete provision of data by the customer, Top Vision will accept no liability for punctual and complete processing of such data nor for the consequences thereof for the customer.
7.7 Nor will Top Vision accept any liability for faults or incompleteness as a result of the furnishing by the customer of incorrect data or as a result of the non-processing of data which had not expressly been notified or made available to Top Vision.
8.1 Notwithstanding the fact that they may actually already have been delivered, ownership of the goods shall not pass to the customer until he has paid Top Vision all that he owes under whatever head.
8.2 In respect of those goods mentioned in 8.1 of this clause, Top Vision shall, insofar as is possible, also retain (joint) ownership as security for all its outstanding claims against the customer in the event that such goods have been processed or made the subject of any other operation or if, Top Vision, such payment not having been made, would otherwise be deprived of the ownership thereof by any act of the customer.
8.3 Until further notice the customer will be entitled to sell and supply the goods delivered to him to third parties within the normal conduct of his business, provided always that, upon a first request by Top Vision, he shall assign to the latter the claims acquired by him against his own customers from such sales. The customer hereby confers now and for the future irrevocable authority upon Top Vision to proceed to collect the claim(s) in question.
8.4 No lien of whatsoever kind may be constituted by the customer on the goods, nor may he cause such goods to be given as security for a claim by a third party.
8.5 Top Vision shall be entitled at any time to remove or cause to be removed the goods it has delivered from the premises of the customer or the keepers thereof if the customer has failed to honour his obligations to Top Vision. The customer shall be obliged to afford his co-operation to this end and he shall pay a contractual penalty of f 1,000.– for each day that he remains in default .
9. RIGHT OF OWNERSHIP AND COPYRIGHT
9.1 The customer hereby undertakes to employ the designs delivered only for his own use and not, in any manner whatsoever, and whether for valuable consideration or not, to make them available to third parties.
9.2 All rights of an industrial or intellectual nature, including, inter alia, rights of authorship or copyright, in respect of the designs originating from or used by Top Vision etc. are and shall remain, both during the execution of the order and thereafter, the express, exclusive and inalienable property of Top Vision, irrespective of any share in the creation of such designs etc. by the customer or third parties thereby enlisted. The exercise of such rights – including disclosure or transfer of data – shall, both during and after execution of the order, be reserved expressly and exclusively to Top Vision.
9.3 The customer shall save harmless Top Vision from claims by third parties based on improper use or infringement of rights of authorship or copyright by Top Vision from the use of designs etc. provided by the customer.
10.1 In the event that execution of an order extends beyond a period of one month or if, in the opinion of Top Vision, the sum involved in the order justifies this, the company shall be entitled to demand payment or payment in advance or payment in instalments. Top Vision shall be entitled, irrespective of the agreed payment condition, to require adequate advance security for payment or to require same during execution of an order.
10.2 All payments for deliveries in the Netherlands must be made within thirty days of the invoice date net cash without any deduction and in valid Dutch currency. All payments for deliveries outside the Netherlands must be made in advance net cash and without deduction in an agreed currency.
10.3 In the event that credit terms longer than thirty days after the invoice date are allowed or if improper use is made of such terms, the customer shall pay interest on the invoice amount to the value of 1 % per month or part of a month commencing on the date on which the invoice amount becomes due for payment; in each case after a period of one year the customer shall pay the aforementioned interest on the interest then accrued. If and to the extent that the statutory rate of interest is higher than the rate mentioned herein, it shall be the statutory interest which is charged.
10.4 All costs incurred by Top Vision to enforce its rights shall be payable by the customer. Such costs shall be at least 15 % of the sum involved and will be not less than f 100.
11.1 A dispute shall be deemed to exist as soon as one of the parties declares this to be the case.
11.2 All agreements with and transactions involving Top Vision shall be subject exclusively to the laws of the Netherlands.
11.3 All disputes, of whatever kind, shall be justiciable before the competent Dutch courts to the exclusion of all other arbitration, advisory or jurisdictional authorities.
12. CONCLUDING PROVISIONS
12.1 In all cases in respect of which these General Conditions make no provision, the decision shall reside exclusively with Top Vision.

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A Map of the Icy Sea in which the several Communications with the Land Waters and other new Discoveries are exhibited [Sea of the West]
London / 1770 circa
An interesting map on a north hemispheric projection, showing the regions then being actively explored by the Russians, French and English.
The projection is based upon Phillipe Buache's work from the prior decade and illustrates one view of the rapid changes along the Northwest Coast of America, Northeast Coast of Asia and Arctic Circle. In the 1740s, France and England became acutely aware of the Russian voyages of discovery by Tchirikow, Bering and others into the Northwest Coast of America, especially following the return of Jean Nicolas De L'Isle from the Russian Court. Interest in what had until then been unknown regions intensified, leading to the launch of a number of important voyages of exploration in the second half of the eighteenth century, including Cook, La Perouse, Vancouver, Dixon, Meares and others.
The map includes notes on Dutch, Portuguese and English discoveries near the North Pole. A very definite route from Japan to Portugal is shown, snaking around the apocryphal island of Jeso, or Yesso. The map shows the West Sea, a version of the mythical Sea of the West, which tentatively connects to another large inland lake which, in turn, connects, via dotted lines to Hudson's Bay. Perhaps the most salient feature of the map is the suggestion that there is no indication of any land masses or obstructions near the poles. All in all, these features highlight the importance of the ever elusive, and therefore appealing, Northwest Passage to eighteenth-century readers.
The Gentlemen's Magazine, where this map appeared, was a popular periodical in the eighteenth century and one of the first to regularly feature maps to enhance stories. Exploration was a popular topic in the magazine; it also featured Anson's circumnavigation in the 1740s, a debate over northern Pacific geography in the 1750s, and discussions of Patagonian giants in the 1760s.
Gentleman's Magazine Biography
The Gentleman's Magazine was a British publication that helped to normalize the use of maps in support of articles and features. It was founded in 1731 by the prominent London publisher Edward Cave, a pioneer in periodical journalism. The magazine continued in print for nearly two centuries, shuttering production in 1922.
This was the publication which first used the word "magazine", from the French for storehouse. Cave wanted to create a storehouse of knowledge and he employed some of London's best writers to fill his pages: Samuel Johnson gained his first regular employment by writing for the Gentleman's Magazine. Other famous contributors included Jonathan Swift.
The publication covered a broad range of topics, from literature to politics, and, from 1739, frequently used maps as illustrations. The first map they printed was a woodcut of Crimea; the second was a fold-out map of Ukraine by Emanuel Bowen. Maps were used to show battle lines, to chronicle voyages, and to educate about areas with which Britain traded. Certain geographers, like Thomas Jefferys, contributed several maps to the publication.
Antique Maps / Polar Maps
Antique Maps / United States / Alaska
Antique Maps / North America / Canada
Antique Maps / Asia / Central Asia & Caucasus


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Q: How do I combine two private Worksheet_Change subs into one in VBA? I currently have this code :
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

    Dim lastrow As Long
    Dim rngList As Range

    lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

    Set rngList = Range("AB3").CurrentRegion

    If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub

    On Error Resume Next

    If Not Intersect(Target, Range("B18:B19")) Is Nothing Then  ' user is in column-A
        Target.Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Target.Value, rngList, 2, False)
    End If

    Set rngList = Nothing
End Sub

and
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Dim lastrow As Long
Dim rngList As Range

lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

Set rngList = Range("AC3").CurrentRegion

If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub

On Error Resume Next

If Not Intersect(Target, Range("B10:B11")) Is Nothing Then  ' user is in column-A
    Target.Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Target.Value, rngList, 2, False)
End If

Set rngList = Nothing

End Sub
I would like to combine them so that I can use both, but I don't know how to do so without conflict, any help would be appreciated, thank you.

A: If I understand you correctly this should do the trick you were trying to do:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

    WorksheetChanged Target, Range("AC3").CurrentRegion, Range("B10:B11")
    WorksheetChanged Target, Range("AB3").CurrentRegion, Range("B18:B19")

End Sub

Private Sub WorksheetChanged( ByVal Target As Range, ByVal rngList As Range, ByVal intersectRng As Range )

    Dim lastrow As Long

    lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

    If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub

    On Error Resume Next

    If Not Intersect(Target, intersectRng) Is Nothing Then  ' user is in column-A
        Target.Value = Application.WorksheetFunction.VLookup(Target.Value, rngList, 2, False)
    End If

    Set rngList = Nothing
End Sub

Here you have a private function which gets the Ranges as Parameters. You can call this function as often as you want (though Excel might become a bit slow if you call it too much in the Worksheed_Change Sub).

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RETURN TO ROSTER
RAMIN KARIMLOO
BEN VENGEANCE
Olivier and Tony Award nominee Ramin Karimloo made his name in the early 2000s in some of the West End's most enduring productions, most notably Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables. He originated the role of the Phantom in Phantom of the Opera sequel Love Never Dies in 2010 before making his Broadway debut in the 2014 revival of Les Mis. Karimloo has also performed show tunes on a series of solo recordings, including his second album, 2019's From Now On, which landed on the Billboard Heatseekers chart.
Born in Tehran, Iran, and raised in Peterborough and Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, Karimloo began his music career in Toronto, where he sang in rock groups, including a Tragically Hip cover band. After a stint with cruise-based theater companies, Karimloo relocated to the U.K., where in 2000 he played the title role of Aladdin in a pantomime production staged by the Chatham Theatre. Over the next two years, he joined the U.K. tours of The Pirates of Penzance and Sunset Boulevard, making his West End debut soon after, playing Feuilly in Les Misérables in 2002. In 2003, he joined Phantom of the Opera as Raoul, and a year later, he appeared in Joel Schumacher's film version of the musical as Christine's father. Karimloo returned to the national tour circuit in 2005 for Miss Saigon. Off-stage, Karimloo made his first solo recording, the EP Within the Six Square Inch, 2007. It included two Billy Joel covers alongside well-known show tunes. That same year, he returned to Phantom, this time taking on the title role, which he continued until late 2009. The following year, he originated the role of the Phantom in the sequel Love Never Dies. He stayed with the production until the show closed in summer 2011, making time in October 2010 to play Enjolras in the 25th anniversary concert of Les Misérables. He also appeared on the Love Never Dies cast recording, which made it onto the Billboard 200 chart. By late 2011, Karimloo had joined the Les Misérables cast once more, this time stepping into the lead role of Jean Valjean. His full-length solo debut, Ramin (aka Human Heart), arrived via Sony Masterworks in early 2012 and reached 16 in the UK Charts.
In 2013, Karimloo joined a Toronto production of Les Misérables, then made his Broadway debut in March 2014 with a revival of the same show. He was nominated for a Tony for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Valjean. A month after leaving Broadway's Les Mis in August 2015, Karimloo appeared in an episode of the CBS series Blue Bloods. Over the next couple of years, he performed in the world premier of The Prince of Broadway, directed by the late Hal Prince. Ramin played Che in Evita (Vancouver and Japan) U.K. Premier of Murder Ballad playing Tom, (London), Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar (Japan) and Anatoly in Chess (Kennedy Center and Japan). Ramin also originated the role of Gleb Vaganov in the Broadway Premier of Anastasia.
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