The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part 14, version 2.0 — Page 200

I would personally prefer that Adam be doing a wonderful show here on Broadway, but that is something he obviously hasn't been able to find yet. I'm sure this'll be tough in terms of all the travelling and all the time Adam's away from his family, and maybe he wouldn't be doing it if his wife hadn't had so much time on strike. Meanwhile, there are plenty of fans excited at getting a chance to see him and Anthony on this tour, and I hope the rest of the casting is good too. They'll be union people this time, of course.

Updated On: 1/12/09 at 03:35 PM

That's a nice article. It reminds me of the format of the huge Rent book, and I think that's pretty cool.

Speaking in terms of Adam's honesty, I love this quote:
"Pascal: When I go to Santa Fe, and I'm singin' on the f---in' rocks? While we were shooting it, I was like, 'This is a bad idea. This is a baaaad idea.' But I'll tell ya, it was fun to do."

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That's a good article which feels very real. Thanks for linking to it. One interesting thing is that Adam was obviously not as into the show back then as a lot of the rest of the cast, because he was so into his music. Now I feel like he's become much more loving of his stage performances, including Rent.

"We looked like some ragtag gang. Like we should have slingshots in our back pockets, and frogs."

By far my favorite part. Great article. Somehow managed not to rehash too terribly.

Adam is right, too. The Newsweek picture is awful.

oops, I was just going to post that, but you beat me to it

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Although I was skeptical about them returning to Rent in the first place, I am excited about the tour because there's a good chance that there will be a Toronto stop.

Is anyone planning on going to the thing at the Zipper tomorrow? I'm thinking about it.

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Oh, not that. This thing:

JEREMY SCHONFELD
Monday, March 3 at 9:30 p.m.
Tickets: $20

“A blend of Jonathan Larson and Billy Joel.” --The New York Times

Jeremy Schonfeld, backed by his full band and surprise special guests, showcases his unique rock-theater fusion from his previously released albums "Blue Skies & All," and "Drift," as well as workshopping new music from "37 Notebooks," his latest studio album. "37 Notebooks" (which includes an all-star line-up of artists including Shoshana Bean, Adam Pascal, Tracie Thoms, Amy Spanger, Lauren Kennedy, and Jarrod Emick, among others) is scheduled for release in April 2008.

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Updated On: 3/2/08 at 03:29 PM

I know people who have spoken really highly of his writing, and I can't say I'm not intrigued by the mention of Billy Joel and Jonathan. Adam was listed to be at the concert, but I wonder if he'll still do it since he's been sick.

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Hmm, yeah, you're right. I thought there was one on theater mania that said he joined the lineup for the concert, but now I can't find it. I'm beginning to wonder if I didn't see the article in a fever-induced dream and then somehow woke up thinking it was real.

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Updated On: 3/2/08 at 04:17 PM

When you search the TheaterMania article this is the teaser:
Upcoming show at The Zipper Factory, where notable Broadway songwriter/producer Jeremy Schonfeld will be performing with guest stars including Shoshana Bean, Adam Pascal, Tracie Thoms, Lauren Kennedy, Amy Spanger and Jarrod Emick.

Then the article proceeds to say the whole surprise guests with the listed people being featured on the album.

A little late, but thanks LePetite for posting the EW article. I saw a copy of the actual magazine, and it seems the about half of the article (and most of Adam's colorful responses) was cut in the print version.

Nah Emcee, I bet things will work out for you, and I really hope he's there. Since he's got a show a couple days later in Texas, it doesn't seem impossible that he'd make it back here beforehand. If so, I hope anyone who goes gets some good pictures. Thanks for the info, girls.