#1
Posted: 9/24/06 at 1:51pm
Ok, I know this doesn't really need a REVIEW review, but here's a little snippet of my day:
I got there around 11 o'clock. As I walked down 44th I passed byu a lot of the same t-shirt schlock. But I also saw a lot of the amazing bonnets, and bears. They had signed scripts for RENT and Mimi's candles, and those BIG posters that are outside the Nederlander of the not-so current cast. The Mamma Mia booth was nothing special, nor was the BATB one. They were selling playbills from the nineties and before, and some shirts from flops. As I passed by the Tarzan table, I looked up, and there was Josh Strickland, signing stuff, and selling. So I smiled and he smiled, and I walked along. It was a MADHOUSE, and you could barely get down the street sometimes. They wer eselling these BIG rabbit hole posters, and a lot of costumes.
When I actually ENTERED the alley, I saw a cute Wicked table,and this AMAZING Drowsy table where you could stick your head in Sutton Foster's cardboard face. They were selling martini glasses, and couches from the marriot marquis, and even bob martin's power bars! They sold toledo suprise, too. Spelling Bee had the same kind of signed picture stuff, nothing new or exciting. They had this really nice auction display table, whihc I thouhgt was awesome. They even had Trekkie Monster on the top! The BC/EFA table was great, and I bouhgt some stuff. They also had an ATW table where they sold Broadway's Lost Treasures on DVD there.
I got a backpack with the BC/EFA pin on it, a wristband, a pen, and a book.
Overall, it was cute, and I had fun. I didn't really need any of the stuff I bought, but it's for a good cause, right?
I got there around 11 o'clock. As I walked down 44th I passed byu a lot of the same t-shirt schlock. But I also saw a lot of the amazing bonnets, and bears. They had signed scripts for RENT and Mimi's candles, and those BIG posters that are outside the Nederlander of the not-so current cast. The Mamma Mia booth was nothing special, nor was the BATB one. They were selling playbills from the nineties and before, and some shirts from flops. As I passed by the Tarzan table, I looked up, and there was Josh Strickland, signing stuff, and selling. So I smiled and he smiled, and I walked along. It was a MADHOUSE, and you could barely get down the street sometimes. They wer eselling these BIG rabbit hole posters, and a lot of costumes.
When I actually ENTERED the alley, I saw a cute Wicked table,and this AMAZING Drowsy table where you could stick your head in Sutton Foster's cardboard face. They were selling martini glasses, and couches from the marriot marquis, and even bob martin's power bars! They sold toledo suprise, too. Spelling Bee had the same kind of signed picture stuff, nothing new or exciting. They had this really nice auction display table, whihc I thouhgt was awesome. They even had Trekkie Monster on the top! The BC/EFA table was great, and I bouhgt some stuff. They also had an ATW table where they sold Broadway's Lost Treasures on DVD there.
I got a backpack with the BC/EFA pin on it, a wristband, a pen, and a book.
Overall, it was cute, and I had fun. I didn't really need any of the stuff I bought, but it's for a good cause, right?
"I'm thinking about how if you took the W in
answer, and the H in ghost, and the extra A in aardvark, and the T in listen, you could keep saying WHAT but no one would ever hear you because the whole word would be silent."
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