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What was your worst , funnest , boring , crazy, stage door experience of a tour production or broadway production ?
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Permalink Reply by Brandon on -
Opps I'm used of saying back stage door because the Chicago theaters stages doors are located in the back of theaters .
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Permalink Reply by Kasee Lautour on -
It'd still be called a stage door. =)
Ummm...
Adam Pascal said I reminded him of Idina, but blonde.
Julia Murney told a friend of mine off kinda on tour on her last show. =) "C'mon, Kas, let's go..." "Leave her alone, it'll [my camera] work." while the entire time he tried to fix it, she stayed hugging me.
Meeting Kendra Kassebaum's parents at her last show (same night as above).
People dressed in full costume at Cats. That was... odd.
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Permalink Reply by Kasee Lautour on
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Ohcrap adding!
After 9 To 5, I was talking to Stephanie and told her how I had been waiting literally years to see her in a show and she got all smiley and was like, "Aww and you finally made it! That's so awesome, though."
Aaand then at Hair, I don't remember who but someone said I looked like a shorter Caissie Levy. Thaaat was kinda cool.
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Permalink Reply by Emily Pi"star"ra on -
2. things were coolest for me
1. My dad won the wicked lottery so we were in the front row and we went to the stage door afterthe show and Alli Mauzey came out. She goes up to me and she says "I recognize you, you were the smiley girl in the front waving. So that was really cool.
2. I went to see Hair and we were on the same level as the stage soo I went up on stage at the end and started singing with Hud. Then I waited at the stage door. The first thing he says when he sees me "Hey its my singing partner. It was soooo amazingly cool =D
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Permalink Reply by Blair Andrew Russell on -
I made someone take a picture of me and Brian McKnight after Chicago, then i realized it was like his relative, I felt bad.
I got stuck at the stage door for Mary Stuart, because it literally started flooding, so I stood there with the actors until it cleared up. It was fun, but i was wet.
I stood next to one of the kids aunt for Mary Poppins
I was "talking" to Lauren Graham after Guys and Dolls, but i am not ur i said a complete sentence it was awkward i kept babbling.
The securty guards at The Color Purple at the Kennedy Center kept tryingto convince all of us the Fantasia already left, but we didn't believe them and waited for 2 hours until she was doe with the opening party...
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Permalink Reply by Elyssa on -
At the Next To Normal stage door, when Alice Ripley was out, Daniel Quadrino and Catherine Blades (from Bye Bye Birdie) were there. (I'm a huge Birdie and Alice Ripley fan so I was freaking out over the three of them).
Chris Seiber had to take a picture of the two of us because he's tall and I'm, well, not. (at all).
When at the HSM stage door at Papermill, Bailey Hanks came out (I was a HUGE fan then, so I had made a shirt with her name on it for her to sign) she signed that, and he family was there that day so she asked to take a picture with me.
and probably more I just can't think of.
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Permalink Reply by Nick on -
During the tour of Rent, I got to meet Anthony Rapp, Lexi Lawson, Nicolette Hart, and Haneefah Wood. It was so awesome!
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Permalink Reply by Kara G on -
Well when we went to see Next to Normal we got there really early so we were walking around near the theater and we walked past the stage door and there were 3 people standing there talking. 2 of them were Eric Nelsen & Liz Gillies from 13. (I definitely pointed and was like "hey they were in 13!" forgetting that they were standing 3 feet away from me and could hear me. Hahaha. I'm awkward. Anyway.......) And the person they were with looked really familiar but I couldn't put a name to the face for some reason. Then he went in the stage door and I realized it was Adam Chanler-Berat.
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Permalink Reply by Nora Hanlon on -
I talked to Andrew Kober for a minute during the Equality March in DC. A week later I saw Hair in New York and he recognized me at the stage door and was like "I remember you! And you said you were coming to the show Saturday!"... It was awesome. He is super sweet and genuine. Hair was the BESTTTT!!! :D
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Permalink Reply by Sasha Conley on -
I went to New York in april and went to Sutton Foster's Concert and i met her afterwards. and we talked for awhile and she gave some brilliant advice... which is really cool. but whats even cooler is i came back to New York in august and saw Shrek and Sutton remembered me! we took a picture and everyone around us was like "you two look like sisters."
Same Shrek visit i met Chris Seiber and Brain D'arcy James and they both got really excited when i told them i was from Seattle... same with Megan Hilty when i went to 9 to 5
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