The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, Part 13 — Page 53

maybe anthony's aim was off. yeah, that's it. lol

Clearly, they should have changed the pitcher/catcher dynamic for Rapp and Pascal's run.

I feel like the experience of seeing the show is better than watching the movie. My mom doesn't like musical theater at all, but she saw Rent with me way back when and really enjoyed it. I hope you can convince him to go

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Oh, mothers. Mine just gave me hell. I wish she knew how much I appreciated her constant votes of confidence.

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I take it the search for the phone isn't going well?

Hearing people talk about the show is making me want to go again, which is exactly what I swore I wouldn't do.

Geez, get your dirty minds out of the gutter! (I believe Tink was the one who asked why I said she's a bad influence..ehem)

Updated On: 8/28/07 at 02:00 PM

hey, all I said was that there were multiple ways to respond! I'm innocent I tell ya!

Aww, poor Em, at least the show was worth it!!

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Mom related guilt trips, the number one reason I probably won't go back to NYC in October.

hey, all I said was that there were multiple ways to respond! I'm innocent I tell ya!

I almost included all of them in my original post, but I knew they'd just come out all ****s.

his myspace page is really making me laugh! These girls are a trip!

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http://www.playbill.com/news/article/110611.html

A monthly cabaret benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS will be held the last Thursday of each month at the new West Side venue HK Lounge.

HK Angels Live!, which was created by Rent cast members Crystal Monee Hall and Moeisha McGill, will kick off Aug. 30. In addition to Hall and McGill, the evening will also feature performances by Adam Pascal, Merle Dandridge and Marcus Paul James. The festivities will begin with cocktails at 9 PM followed by the midnight performance.

Future evenings will feature "Crystal, Moeisha and their fabulous Broadway friends [singing] your favorite pop, rock and R&B songs with a few standards thrown in."

Audience appeals will be made throughout the evening with donation buckets passed through the crowds. Donations will benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Visit broadwaycares.org for more information.

HK Lounge is located in Manhattan at Ninth Avenue and 39th Street. The evening is free and open to the public; attendees must be 21 years or older.

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I wish. My pool team has been sucking lately, and we got into the play offs as a wild card. And course that means I can't go now, grrrr! Sounds like it will be a really good time. I hope people can go and give us a review.

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Merle, too! And it's free? Would be great if I was 21. Sounds like it'll be a lot of fun.

I'd love to go to this, but it's at midnight? I wouldn't be able to make a train back home

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I might be able to make it. I wonder if this means Adam might do some stuff outside his usual solo material, such as blues or R&B.

I do probably need to find someone to go with me - I'm not sure I want to be stumbling around alone in that neighborhood at 1 or 2am. I'm lucky that my train line has a middle-of-the-night schedule.