American Idiot invited dress thoughts — Page 2

No...that is not true. You may have a comp, but it's for a performance...not a rehearsal. The product is, at that point, for sale and deserves whatever the public wants to throw at it. But the invited dress is a rehearsal.

I think I'm coming off too much like I think this is the most horrible thing in the world. I don't. I find it, at most, an annoyance. By all means, gossip about it over a drink and Angus or Centro (or whever you gather in London. Give your critiques to people associated to the show. I just think posting anonymously on a message board about a rehearsal you should feel lucky to have been invited to is just bad form.

Now put a book on your head and learn how to stand up straight!!

(Do I really need to put an emoticon?)

Well...you could simply wait the 24 hours as a sign of respect to the people who invited you. Or you could say whatever you want whenever you want.

I'm just offering one actor's opinion (though I know others feel the same). Clearly, other's differ.

Personally, I've gotten to the point where my circle has widened enough where I don't want to piss anybody off...so, as a political move, I try now to only post about shows that I'm enthusiastic about. I've put enough negativity out in the world. Especially about other actors, mostly out of jealousy. And I hate that I did that. So...maybe this is just my mea culpa.

But if any of you bitches trash a final dress that I might be in, don't think I won't find you.

Yes...there should be another winkie emoticon there.

I guess as well, there is a bit of competition on here, who can get the first review on here, and this has just spilled over to dress rehersal.