The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, Part 13 — Page 20

Adam is coming to Toledo on October 12th and I looked up to see where the theatre was located... It's on Adams Street, which I thought was funny. I may go, as it's only 50 miles from me.

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I agree, Em. At the stagedoor, I didn't get the impression that anyone was actually thinking at all. Any sort of mental coherence had devolved into a frenzy the moment the boys came out (except for, like, stragetic thinking in terms of how to get closer to the barricades). Adam and Anthony are certainly icons, and people tend to view them as larger than life (so thus no longer requiring civility and respect?). The audience was actually very good during the show in that it was enthusiastic but not competing with the actors to make noise. Perhaps that's why the stagedoor was surprising - a screaming mob was a big departure from everyone enjoying the show.

I guess the calmness varies depending on which concert you attend. I was at the one where a large percentage of the crowd sang Seasons of Love to lure Adam out

Emcee, how many times did you see Aida? My aunt got tickets for us to go about a month before it closed but because of a family matter, we couldn't go. It was so disappointing! I'm jealous. :)

If Adam were to ever do another Broadway show, I can't imagine the stage door ever being this bad. I'm going to hope that the Rent stage door is only so bad because it is both Adam and Anthony back for a very short time, and playing roles most of us never thought we would be able to see them in.

Oh, misschung, I didn't think you implied it -- polly's post sort of did.

Ariella, I'd think people would give MORE civility and respect to those they find larger than life if they worship them in that way, which is part of what confuses me about all of this.

LuckyStar - five.

I might do the lotto Wednesday. I'm unexpectedly going tonight, though, my family has an extra ticket.

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Oh, you're lucky! Have fun tonight.

It looks like it's going to pour up here, is it really overcast in the city?

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oo, that's rough, poor guy. Maybe the show will cheer him up

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I hope so. My feeling on it is that it'll be better to get out of the house and do something, rather than sit around and mope. My mother thinks that opinion makes me a heartless bitch. But is it really nicer to let him sit around and cry? He'll be bummed out because this was supposed to be a nice night with her and now he's getting... well, boring old me, but hopefully it'll cheer him up a little.

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Have fun tonight, Emcee. :)

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Haha, if you're all trying lotto on Wednesday, I guess I'll try another night! I think the crowds are inevitable though.

My mother was willing to just let the tickets go to waste if she couldn't convince him to go, which was ridiculous, because I could have gotten rid of those in about five minutes. But whatever, it's better that he gets out.

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I just checked the weather and they are predicting rain for tonight, so maybe the lotto won't be as bad. I have so many other things that I should be doing today, but I know if I don't go and try the lotto tonight, I won't be able to do it any other time. I'm really trying to talk myself out of it, but I have a feeling I'll be going tonight.

Yes, Adam's not-going-back-to-Rent statement didn't work out as planned, did it? :P

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mmm Cocoa Puffs. I am so tempted to frame The flyer, it's not even funny.

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