BroadwayRox3588 said: "How do you send stuff to New World Stages shows? I want to write to Lauren Molina beforeDesperate Measures closes."
Post your mail to the New World Stages address and specify on the envelope which performer of which show it’s intended for.
Movie musicals surprised dont have stage addptions Oct 14
2018, 11:47:47 AM
Mrs Santa Claus with Angela Lansbury featuring music from Jerry Herman was always one of my favorite movie musicals. Since it has a holiday theme, I’m sure that’s what has prevented it from getting up on the stage. It would be a hard sell outside of the holiday season.
BroadwayNYC2 said: "Anyone know if they are strict with needing to provide the original credit card of purchase when picking up the tickets? I realized I no longer have that card."
Not strict at all. They ask for the credit card or photo I.D. But, most of the time, they don’t ask to verify your identity at all.
Who Have You Gotten Stuff Back From? Oct 7
2018, 06:05:10 PM
Received a cast-signed playbill from the Donna Summer Musical. No donation request.
Has anyone had any success with Anthony Boyle?
Also: Hugh Dancy has always been good with fan mail. If it’s taking him a while right now, I’d attribute it to the show still being in previews, and his new baby.
Sending FanMail to Public Theater Oct 1
2018, 01:26:20 PM
Address it to the Public Theater and specify what show/stage manager the mail is intended for.
atuomala said: "Found a couple things I wanted. It felt like there were a great deal of things that were overpriced this year (especially signed merchandise) and it looks like DEH and Hamilton didn’t attract the kind of audience that they had at past fleas. A majority of their merch still remained at the end (which is counterproductive when the goal is to sell and raise money). But, here are my best finds:
jonyyboy07 said: "Lauren2 said: "What HP stuff did they have? "
Like others have mentioned, one table had a tote bag. One table was also selling the window card they gave to the cast for the first preview. I bought that and came back later and they had another. It was $200, but totally worth it to me."
Also saw several HP pride playbills that were cast-signed on the Part Two playbills. They were being sold for $60
Wick3 said: "atuomala said: "This is unlikely, but I’m curious to know if anyone on this board bought the Norbert Leo Butz signed mug of beer from My Fair Lady? I’m jealous of you whoever you are."
Wow! I didn't see any items from My Fair Lady when I went (I arrived after 6pm.... when most vendors were already packing up.) I did watch the remainder of the live auction and felt it wasn't as exciting as last year's (when people had
BCEFA Flea Market Collectors Unite! Sep 30
2018, 09:16:22 PM
This is unlikely, but I’m curious to know if anyone on this board bought the Norbert Leo Butz signed mug of beer from My Fair Lady? I’m jealous of you whoever you are.
LuminousBeing said: "Did anyone make it to the "Sweeney Todd" table? I'm dying to know what they had. And did anyone get any extra "Sweeney" stuff that they'd part with?"
They had cast-signed playbills and reduced the price of everything on their table to $1 in the final hour.
Found a couple things I wanted. It felt like there were a great deal of things that were overpriced this year (especially signed merchandise) and it looks like DEH and Hamilton didn’t attract the kind of audience that they had at past fleas. A majority of their merch still remained at the end (which is counterproductive when the goal is to sell and raise money). But, here are my best finds:
1. An original “Wildcat” playbill from Lucille Ball’s ONLY Broadway
Lauren2 said: "Does anyone know the exact cast change date? Trying to come up again in March and I know that is when they usually change the cast and I have to see the original before they leave! But I totally agree with you on everything. "
Rumor on another post is that the new cast will begin performances March 20
Theatrefanboy1 said: "Anyone in the past know if phantom offers masks to buy. "
Phantom masks? No. I’ve heard in the past that all Phantom masks are archived. All Phantom usually has is stage sheet music/programs (signed and unsigned), black name plates from past ensemble performers, and pieces of props.
BCEFA Flea Market Sep 20
2018, 12:04:49 PM
It’s definitely worth it. Autograph/photobooths with Broadway stars, show tables with one of a kind signed merchandise like props and playbills/posters. Theatrical organizations have booths set up as well selling playbills, programs, scripts, props, opening night gifts, etc. It gets really crowded so, like the previous poster said, prioritize what you’d be devastated to miss out on and do that first. I’ve accomplished a lot in the one day that it runs, but, I’ve been going for 5 years so I know
