ClydeBarrow said: "greenifyme2 said: "I’m curious, how did you get into the dress rehearsal?"
Just special, I guess.
"No Kendra? But she is in all the Instagrams from last night of other people who were there."
Maybe she was there and I didn't notice her. They basically all came out at once and sang in pairs. I just assumed if SJB wasn't there then Kendra wasn't either."
MX888 said: "On the initial RSVP email's fine print,it states that "Your entry is not confirmed until you receive a final email message with attendance instructions and schedule."
I registered via Broadwaydirect.com and got a "Thanks for your RSVP, A Very Wicked Halloween" but I have yet to receive that final email. Just wondering if anyone else already got theirs... I'm getting nervous especially since the reservation window has closed. Thanks<
kelsey1389 said: "Random question, but did ANYONE find anything from the 2009 revival of Hair? At the last minute I couldn't go to Flea so I had some people digging around for me. I normally look on eBay but there's not really much coming up."
Jordan Catalano said: "And, like always, the flea market was filled with kids who were SCREAMING and crying when they found a playbill they want. As if they couldn’t buy it for a dollar on eBay any day of the week. I’ll never understand that."
Today I witnessed a pair of teen girls shriek with glee over pulling a Mamma Mia! cast recording CD out of a box of CDs.
I'm happy with my High Society (which someone wanted as soon as I pulled it) and Sp
ACL2006 said: "I'm assuming someone slipped in posting that on Twitter and now the producers were forced to make a formal announcement. It is 7 months in advance, they were probably going to wait until just before the holidays to make an announcement."
It would take a lot of errors to post something up that wasn't meant to go out for months. They had a graphic made and copy written - and that doesn't happen more than a week or month in advance. There was
CPannullo said: "I’ll be attending flea for the first time this year and was wondering if when you buy stuff, if they accept debit or cash. I’m not familiar with how this works"
Cash is going to make it easier on you and the volunteers working, but if you run out of cash, you CAN pay with cards for everything (unless for some reason a worker changes their mind) by way of being sent to a credit card payment table with an invoice and returning to pick up yo
There's really no need to be as personally critical as folks here are being. Clearly OP loves the show and is naive to the workings of the industry as everyone on this board was at one point or another.
There are many ways to guide someone toward a lesson, and suggesting they have a psychological disorder isn't one of them.
If you disagree with their project, you can ignore it without criticizing their mental state. It's that easy.
I admire the drive and tenacity shown by OP here. Everyone needs a hobby.
I think something that would hold more water would be drumming up interest for a one-night-only concert staging featuring the original Off-Broadway cast (Idina/Taye/Julia/Brian/Alix). Andrew Lippa, Julia, and Idina have all, at some point in the last 5 years, said they'd be down for such a thing (source: they told me). That type of event could easily sell out and turn a profit for the producer - though such a
HogansHero said: "how do you know she didn't mind? most actors I know do mind, but they are actors so they know how to act in a way that doesn't show it, because they don't want you posting about how nasty they were to you. Think about it next time!"
Oh, calm down. lol
If your copious actor friends are pissy about a fan saying hello when they spot them at a Broadway show - where they are VERY likely to be recognized given the audience - th
nativenewyorker2 said: "what’s the code for the free/comp tickets"
It's not a code - you have to purchase them through Goldstar (or Groupon, I see is now a thing). Visit their sites and search for the show. You'll have to pay the convenience fees and dates are likely limited - I didn't bother clicking through for info since I've already seen the show.
emaxman said: "I do not deny that the actors people have suggested are talented. Lea Michele-talented? ABSOLUTELY, no denying that. Right for this role? Hmm. Maybe on Broadway for a limited run, but please keep her far, far away from the movie adaptation. Ariana Grande....pop star-turned actor? It could happen, but Elphaba is not the role for her. Maybe both she and Lea Michele could be on Broadway sometime in the future, but keep Jessica Vosk there as long as possib
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