Are we (fans) talked about by Broadway performers?

Well I hope nothing negative was ever said about me!

1)if youre dedicated
2)if youre enthusiastic
3)if youre creepy (but hopefully that doesnt happen too often!)

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They're human, of course they do.

What do you think?

Hell yes.

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I know the cast of "Lestat" talks about me!

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Of course actors talk about fans.

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I would think that we fans are talked about by the actors/actresses. I know the PHANTOM and WICKED casts do

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are broadway actors... human? I mean, lyke, do they have to go to the bathroom? And do other, lyke, mortal stuff lyke that?

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"Better dish, is to hear what the pit musicians have to say about it all. They'll dish both audience AND performers. Such fun, this business..."

As one of them, I must concur. We're often COMPLETELY overlooked by the cast and invisible to the audience, but we see and hear EVERYTHING, and believe me...we remember.

Oh yes. We remember.

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Sumofallthings, you made me crack up

I would think that some fans who see shows multiple times and maybe sit in the first couple of rows get seen by the cast and probably would provoke some kind of conversation backstage about that person being there, but it could be more postive than negative.

I mean, before I saw Jersey Boys last week I left a comment on Daniel's myspace about coming and he brought that up in conversation at the stage door and he didn't seem weirded out or anything, he seemed to be himself. I'm reconized alot by a couple of the Jersey Boys cast basically just John, Daniel, and Christian(kinda), but it's a really cool thing to be reconized by the cast.


What I think is even more interesting is if the cast comes out of the stage door and sees you and mentions that you were in the front row and that you were a great audience. Peter Marinos did that last year at The Producers(it was Hunter's last show in his first run at The Producers) and he came out and said to me, my mom, and my sister "You were in the front row" and it caught us a little off guard, and from there I think my mom started a conversation with Peter(It was January 2005 I can't remember that far).
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Somewhat related, when the play, "Jeffrey" was off-Broadway, I wrote the lead a letter saying how much I enjoyed both the play and his performance. Many months later, we were introduced via a mutual friend. At that point, "Jeffrey", said he remembered my name and thanked me for the nice letter I sent him.

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