I'm 18, and I have to say that I actually do prefer musicals that have been written more recently. I love the idea of being able to actually see the people who are singing on the cast recording, rather than knowing that they are long gone. Sure, there are shows that I will always love that are quite old, but I truly prefer the newer musicals. I think it's fun to follow a show from it's beginning stages at up until it hits broadway. So I guess that's just my opinion on this...
Woah, they let you inside? I was at the stage door Tuesday night, and there was a pretty large group there, all waiting outside. My friends and I left about 5 minutes before LBB came out though because our fingers and toes had basically lost feeling.
I'm seeing it tommorrow as well as on Sunday. The Wharton just sent out an e-mailing basically just confirming that Laura will be performing, but no specific dates.
The ushers actually tell everyone that there isn't a stagedoor. But there is. If you're facing the stage, you want to leave out the right side. And then turn left and walk down the sidewalk. Right before you reach the parking garage turn left and it's just sort of right there. You'll see two of the trucks parked in that same general area. And there's a sign by the door that says...stagedoor.
Spring Awakening is ridiculous. Probably more like 6 than 8. I got to Legally Blonde at 7 and was the third "group" in line, and that worked out great.
Is there anyone going? Would it be illegal for anyone to...record it? I'm not going to be in the city that day and I really want to hear her. She's awesome.