#3151
Posted: 9/13/09 at 3:49pm
Have fun Clever! Let us know how it all went 
hope you had a blast!
hope you had a blast! I Enjoy Being a Girl Vol 2! — Page 127
#3153
Posted: 9/13/09 at 6:25pm
Have mercy...
"You have two kinds of shows on Broadway – revivals and the same kind of musicals over and over again, all spectacles. You get your tickets for The Lion King a year in advance, and essentially a family... pass on to their children the idea that that's what the theater is – a spectacular musical you see once a year, a stage version of a movie. It has nothing to do with theater at all. It has to do with seeing what is familiar.... I don't think the theatre will die per se, but it's never going to be what it was.... It's a tourist attraction." Stephen Sondheim
#3155
Posted: 9/13/09 at 7:28pm
"You know what really makes me mad? When girls think they can sing just because they are on the Disney Channel."
Updated On: 6/11/20 at 07:28 PM
#3156
Posted: 9/13/09 at 7:28pm
"You know what really makes me mad? When girls think they can sing just because they are on the Disney Channel."
Updated On: 6/11/20 at 07:28 PM
#3157
Posted: 9/13/09 at 7:48pm
Happiness is having a sister, sharing a sandwich, GETTING ALLOOOOONG!!!! (sorry I had a 12th grade Charlie Brown flashback!)
I am in a bit of a pickle and I need to figure it out.... I have a mini crush on someone really redonkulous. He's my best friends younger brother and he is jailbait. He is way to young for me, but such a sweetheart.... I saw him in a show last night and he's so damn talented and that whole family is so kind and wonderful. Maybe I just want to be a part of that family..... maybe I just need to get my head examined!
Oi
I am in a bit of a pickle and I need to figure it out.... I have a mini crush on someone really redonkulous. He's my best friends younger brother and he is jailbait. He is way to young for me, but such a sweetheart.... I saw him in a show last night and he's so damn talented and that whole family is so kind and wonderful. Maybe I just want to be a part of that family..... maybe I just need to get my head examined!
Oi
"If we don't live happily ever after at least we survive until the end of the week!" -Kermit the frog "I need the money... it costs a lot to look this cheap!" -Dolly P. "Oh please, Over at 'Gypsy' Patti LuPone hasn't even alienated her first daughter yet!" Mary Testa in "Xanadu" "...Like a drunk Chita Rivera!" Robin de Jesus in "In the Heights"
"B*tch, I don't know your life." -Xanadu After that if he still doesn't understand why you were uncomfortable and are now infuriated, kick him again but this time with Jazz Hands!!! -KillerTofu
#3159
Posted: 9/14/09 at 3:03pm
Hahahahahahaaaa... I'm still slightly giddy because I got to meet my beloved Norm Lewis after a show at the Signature Theatre and had a nice chat with him (okay, I was really shy and nervous but he was very friendly) and get my picture taken with him. He hugged me, too. His torso is very hard. ^_^
In my pants, she has burst like the music of angels, the light of the sun! --Marius Pantsmercy
#3161
Posted: 9/14/09 at 3:24pm
OH MY!! Schmerg met Norm Lewis!! That's great! Does he have any idea he met his #1 fan?
#3162
Posted: 9/14/09 at 4:02pm
Well, I'm not one of those people who runs up and yells, "I'M YOUR NUMBER ONE FAN!" I was actually really shy about it... I'm always shy around people who impress me. But I did tell him that my mother and I are really big fans and that he was great in Little Mermaid and Les Mis. I did briefly meet him before after Little Mermaid and got his autograph, but I never actually thought I'd get to talk to him and get a picture and stuff.
I'm sure I'm not his number one fan, though. I'd never follow him around the country or see a show he's in multiple times or anything. I saw Little Mermaid one time, I've seen him in this concert that was fifteen minutes away from my house, and I own some of his songs on my iPod.
I'm sure I'm not his number one fan, though. I'd never follow him around the country or see a show he's in multiple times or anything. I saw Little Mermaid one time, I've seen him in this concert that was fifteen minutes away from my house, and I own some of his songs on my iPod.
In my pants, she has burst like the music of angels, the light of the sun! --Marius Pantsmercy
#3163
Posted: 9/14/09 at 4:25pm
oh, I'm sorry Schmerg. I didn't mean it as an insult. I just know you are a fan...not a crazy-stalker-fan! I'm glad you got to meet him, though :)
#3164
Posted: 9/14/09 at 5:09pm
Ahahaha, I was not insulted. I was just clearing it up for anyone who doesn't know me. 
In my pants, she has burst like the music of angels, the light of the sun! --Marius Pantsmercy
#3166
Posted: 9/14/09 at 10:22pm
Stock, he's four years younger then me..... which wouldn't be a problem if we were older, but he's still in high school and yeah.... it feels odd.
"If we don't live happily ever after at least we survive until the end of the week!" -Kermit the frog "I need the money... it costs a lot to look this cheap!" -Dolly P. "Oh please, Over at 'Gypsy' Patti LuPone hasn't even alienated her first daughter yet!" Mary Testa in "Xanadu" "...Like a drunk Chita Rivera!" Robin de Jesus in "In the Heights"
"B*tch, I don't know your life." -Xanadu After that if he still doesn't understand why you were uncomfortable and are now infuriated, kick him again but this time with Jazz Hands!!! -KillerTofu
#3167
Posted: 9/15/09 at 1:18am
I just wanted to share this with those who caught the VMA's last night...
"You have two kinds of shows on Broadway – revivals and the same kind of musicals over and over again, all spectacles. You get your tickets for The Lion King a year in advance, and essentially a family... pass on to their children the idea that that's what the theater is – a spectacular musical you see once a year, a stage version of a movie. It has nothing to do with theater at all. It has to do with seeing what is familiar.... I don't think the theatre will die per se, but it's never going to be what it was.... It's a tourist attraction." Stephen Sondheim
#3170
Posted: 9/15/09 at 10:15am
I love Patrick Swayze and I'll miss him. I was sad enough about that news when I found out this morning that a friend's dog, one of the greatest dogs to ever live, passed away too. RIP Patrick Swayze and Chynna.
#3172
Posted: 9/15/09 at 1:44pm
LOL- Awesome
So I'm excited. The first show I costumed last year, Musical of Musicals: The Musical, was reviewed by the Ruby Griffith Awards and I got a really nice write up about my costumes from them! YAY!!!!
How are you all doing today?
So I'm excited. The first show I costumed last year, Musical of Musicals: The Musical, was reviewed by the Ruby Griffith Awards and I got a really nice write up about my costumes from them! YAY!!!!
How are you all doing today?
#3175
Posted: 9/15/09 at 3:43pm
Thanks!! It said:
Costumes, Makeup and Hair: Lusciouslace's costumes were well-designed,the basic black allowed the rapid addition of more: much was conveyed with these additions. Beyond the black, the costumes were very much in character. The phantom mask was very good. Clearly, costuming, reflected the original shows, which worked very well. Makeup was unobtrusive, except sometimes in Jitter's case where that was intended, and faces were always clearly defined. Hair was as nature or art intended and the styles coped with the variety of headgear that all characters had to wear.
I'm most excited about the part that said they were well-designed, very much in character and that they reflected the original shows. That last part, especially, was what I was going for, even though this is supposed to be a "trunk show"
Here are the costumes:
http://gallery.theatre-image.com/index.php?category=gallery/Musicals&start=0
Costumes, Makeup and Hair: Lusciouslace's costumes were well-designed,the basic black allowed the rapid addition of more: much was conveyed with these additions. Beyond the black, the costumes were very much in character. The phantom mask was very good. Clearly, costuming, reflected the original shows, which worked very well. Makeup was unobtrusive, except sometimes in Jitter's case where that was intended, and faces were always clearly defined. Hair was as nature or art intended and the styles coped with the variety of headgear that all characters had to wear.
I'm most excited about the part that said they were well-designed, very much in character and that they reflected the original shows. That last part, especially, was what I was going for, even though this is supposed to be a "trunk show"
Here are the costumes:
http://gallery.theatre-image.com/index.php?category=gallery/Musicals&start=0
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