Erm...interesting day on the thread.
Anywayz, kinda like giving a little tidbit from the day before I go to bed, so not that exciting but we have been wondering for ever.
I finally remembered something to ask that I usually hit myself for forgetting to ask...
The story of the flood
Whatever camday that was mentioned, in the middle of the first act one of the pipes started leaking, so flooding started to occur in the downstairs area--this is where lots of the tech stuff is, all cues are given, the show is run, wigs are there and some costumes, the actors go down here to get from stage left to stage right quietly and it also leads to the pit, so that's what started to get flooded. Apparently everyone handled it well and the act continued without anything getting bad and the problem was fixed during intermission.
So yeah, that is one mystery solved, didnt' seem that exciting after buildup. Oh well.
Eh, just put the rest b/c there's not much to say. I "managed" the last couple innings of the close game, then talked to Greg about random stuff for about 10 minutes, it was a longer convo in a while so that was nice.
I'm a huge critic of jukebox musicals, but finally broke down and saw All Shook Up, some friends are very proud. Kept going back and forth as to whether it was good or not but decided after the second act that it was cute.
Talked to Jenn Gambetese after the show, know her a bit by now, so at least I can finally say she was great in the show, we hugged twice, I love getting broadway hugs
And one last story, mostly for Annie...you know how I've said of the principle actors Greg and Sara are the only ones that play for the team? Well somewhere around 3rd, 4th inning, I was sitting in the front of the bleachers, and I hear someone get up from the back of them saying something like well it's been fun I will see you all later, so I turn around...and see that it was John who was watching. So then he says goodbye and waves at them and walks past me and leaves, and I'm kind of dumbfounded just that I didn't notice him sitting there. Maybe you had to be there, it was kind of funny. Yeah.
Okie, long day. Goodnight all.
Forgot to mention the friends episode again...hrmph.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
I also LOVE "Whimpy Chimpy Time".
Hooray for reaching 10,000 posts!!! 
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