Even if she has lost some of her fanbase, a lot of it still exists and is of an age that tends to have enough disposable income to see a show like this if they're in NYC. Plus, as another poster mentioned, she does have a TV show and an active presence on social media.
I've been collecting window cards from shows I've attended or whose art I really like, but I don't have the space at home to frame/hang/display all of them. Since I'm sure I'm not the first to encounter this issue, how do you all deal with storage? Is it just a matter of storing them flat, or is there a type of album/artist's portfolio I should look into to keep them fresh and clean?
dmwnc1959 said: "I know it’s only been a week or so since these tickets went on sale.I noticed that minehaven’t even been printed yet after buying them on 4/28. Has anyone received theirs yet? Is this typical when a large number of tickets are purchased on the same day from Telecharge?
In comparison, I got my tickets for the National Tour of “Hamilton” in Cleveland after 48 shows sold out within four hours, the tickets showing upat my doorstep seven
It may be because he left the show on Sunday, but I wrote Santino Fontana last minute (Thursday, May 3rd) and received a signed-and-personalized (with the inscription "PUDDING!" Playbill back today (Wednesday, May 9th). My letter must have gotten there Saturday and he must have signed then or Sunday--very cool!
Nycat63 said: "Katrina Lenk is on this week's Good Fight y'all (the Good Wife spin-off). To make it even better, she's playing the soon-to-be wife of my absolute favorite recurring character, Colin Sweeney (Dylan Baker). This should be amazing."
I stopped watching the show after The Good Wife ended, but you saying that Colin Sweeney is still around and kickin' in Good Fight just made me re-up my CBS streaming pack
greenifyme2 said: "Such a cute idea. If it’s not going too crazy, maybe divide your cap into sections for each show (like the gypsy robe does) and put something small that represents the show, so the signatures are grouped by show."
This is a super-sweet idea! Like the other commenters in this thread, I think most actors would love hearing the story and knowing they made a difference in your college career.
The charges seem appropriate with what was reported about the incident. Hopefully when this concludes, either at trial or with a plea, it will help Ms Miles' family and the family of her friend find a bit of closure. Still, such an unimaginable loss.
thebookofwhizzer said: "Heard back from Laurie Metcalf on Monday (who sent a personalized signed playbill) and Will Swenson today who sent me a personalized signed playbill and the sweetest note!"
Breaking the old rule of "if you have to ask, it's too expensive," does anyone know what tickets went for in past years when they were available to the general public?
Anakela said: "Hard pass from me on buying from a business that uses a 'virtual office' address as their mailing address.
With several years experience and growth, we have now blossomed into a multi-national joining over hundreds of thousands of touristsacross world. - what does this even mean?"
You missed my favorite line: "Just like our customers, broadticket.com employees (from the company president to the security guards
DAME said: "haterobics said: "EthelMae said: "I know we've discussed this to death here but... what do you all really think?- will it close on Saturday, August 25th?"
6 weeks just seems such a short period of time to begin with, it doesn't really make sense to add a few more weeks later. If it were for a few months, then sure, but only 42 performances is such a specific chunk of time, it just makes me think that is it."
qolbinau said: "This production has been a great success (more than I think any of us would have imagined) and IMO is a great theatre experience, though it pretty much has killed any chance of Broadway revival for the next 5-10 years I imagine. Is there a closing notice? I wonder if it'll be the longest running production of Sweeney Todd in New York, ever. If not #1, it'll certainly be (and already is) #2."
The original ran for 557 performances plus 19 previe
Playbill back today (Wednesday, May 9th). My letter must have gotten there Saturday and he must have signed then or Sunday--very cool!
