Hey all, I just posted this in the other thread over in the Broadway forum...does anyone know where the stage door is at the Post Street Theatre (just in case there's no formal meet-and-greet)?
re: Adam Pascal concert review Posted On: 10/8/06 at 08:19 PM
I don't really enjoy Adam Pascal's music but I decided to go to the concert since I work at the theater. event The audience was filled with his usual type of fan-teenage Rent girls. Some people from the college came (mostly the club that sponsored the event-the ones in the yellow shirts).
I found the music kind of dull and it was really hard to understand any of the lyrics. Many of the songs sounded almost the same. I thought the burping thing during "Maria" was kind of funny until I heard from my friend who went to his Sunday concert and said he did the same thing. It is kind of lame for him to ruin a really nice song by burping just to get a laugh. One random accident was funny-this was just icky.
I hated the way he sang "Maybe This Time" from Cabaret-it was like a cheesy lounge singer. He was so over-affected while he sang the song it was laughable.
Larry had a nice voice. I liked how clear it was-he didn't try to sing like a rockstar like Adam does. I liked the fact that I could understand the song and would look foward to hearing Larry sing again
Adam was a really nice guy and a good entertainer for his typical type of audience. I got to talk to him and Larry for a bit and that was nice. I just don't care for the way he sings.
If Adam prints out what Emcee said about his crotch and reads it to the Queens crowd, I might... I don't know. Die, maybe? NOT to give him any ideas. He should give us some sort of a shoutout though, especially considering we've probably provided him with hours of entertainment.
And yes, he apparently read that review aloud in a snobby British professor accent. I can't imagine that he took it too seriously if he was willing to poke fun at it. I still can't believe he probably read my review too, considering it was far nicer and only a few posts down.
No, he's definitely saving Nun!Adam for when he comes to Wisconsin in January. It's freezing there. And he also knows how much it would be appreciated.
"Some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, take the moment & making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next. Delicious ambiguity." -Gilda Radner
He might just read aloud a story. A tale of true love that will never die. To set the mood for Cybele's song ... the story of the pot and the love of its kettle.
He could go really far back into theses threads - Spork!!!
This thread has problem provided so much material for his shows, Adam won't know where to begin.
"Some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, take the moment & making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next. Delicious ambiguity." -Gilda Radner
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