Just read through everyone's comments about the show. This is the first chance I've had to get online, since the early AM hours on Saturday. Don't have much to add to what's already been said. Just my "WOW!!"
Ah, I lied. Couple things. When we got there, it was early and people weren't being let in yet. A couple of us had to use the restroom, so we went into the Public Theatre. We walked inside the lobby and we heard Adam doing the sound check. We proceeded to the ladies room, which is the same ladies room used by Joe's Pub. As you walk there from the Public Theatre, you pass by the curtain that Adam came through to get on stage. The curtain was partially open and as we walked by, we could see him. He was rehearsing in jeans. No Emcee, NOT the sparkly jeans. We went about our business and walked back towards the Public Theatre. We could still hear him, but didn't see him that time.
One of my friends wanted to get a bottle of water, so we walked over to the little concession stand in the lobby of The Public. It was taking too long, so I walked away and went over to check out the flyers of upcoming events, plus I wanted to be closer to hear the sound check better. While I'm looking at some of the flyers, I heard some very familiar notes. I walked away from the pamphlet area and over to the door next to the box office, which also leads to Joe's Pub, but I believe is a fire exit. He was starting Glory. I got so excited, since I didn't think he would do it this time. I figured he only did it at the Kean gig since Daphne was there. My friends were finally finished, so they came over to listen also.
I couldn't wait to get inside and for the show to start. We were at a table by the stage and were able to read the set list taped to the floor and spent some of the time trying to figure out what the letters after some of the songs meant. When he came through the curtain, I think my heart skipped a beat. After all, it's been over a month since I saw him live and in person. I wasn't able to go to the CD Signing. As usual, I was spellbound. When he asked if anyone had any questions, I found my tongue and was the one that piped up and asked if he'd be doing any more T.V. appearances. I happen to wonder about that when I was rewatching my tape of the appearance from Thursday. One of my friends was the one that mentioned him losing too much weight. She was also the one that asked him what the little letters after songs on the set list meant, to which he said something like not being able to share that with us, it was his own shorthand. When he made mention that he was hungry and wanted something to eat, another at our table offered him our french fries.
I wish the show could've gone on much, much longer. Even though he did all of Civilian, I'm sure we all would have happily sat there while he went through Model Prisoner and whatever else he felt like doing
! I went backstage after the show, just to say hi and to tell him what a great show it was. He was his usual gracious self, and I got a hug which made the ole heart skip a beat again.
I was looking around for you guys, but couldn't find you.
Were you hiding?
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
