I hate when that happens!
Anyway, exactly. I keep seeing pictures of them all out, watching everything on the monitors and meeting fans, and I'm happy to see that that's all still going on. It seems really atypical, but speaks volumes for the fact that it's going to work out. I'm not sure how, but it does. I guess it just speaks to the notion that hearts really are pouring into this, in the best possible way, just like they did in the first place. That's just what they need for this to be perfect. LOVE Thread" width="14" height="14" src=https://cloudimages.broadwayworld.com/board/happy.gif>
To elaborate the community thing, since it's basically been an abstraction I sort of alluded to when I posted in the first place about going to the set, I'd never seen more than two original cast members together. From what I've seen and heard, since I never saw them live, the sparks they all had together on stage have never been there like they were then with any other cast that came after. It's all still there, and it's a feeling that radiates from just watching them or being around them. That moment where we were standing inside that school with Adam, Anthony, Jesse and Wilson... that's something I never, ever thought I'd do the first time I stepped into the Nederlander. Seeing them all together, and witnessing those proverbial sparks fly almost ten years later was so beautiful. You couldn't help but feel the warm fuzzies. But RENT is really about relationships and community, and to feel that sort of comraderie and love in the place where it's actually supposed to take place was so special. LOVE Thread" width="14" height="14" src=https://cloudimages.broadwayworld.com/board/happy.gif>
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Updated On: 4/3/05 at 10:20 PM