Broadway Star Joined: 1/17/06
I got to go backstage at Curtains on Sunday and met most of the cast. It was so much fun and amazing however short the whole ordeal was. Just being able to look offstage out into the audience was AMAZING. And like someone said it really wasnt all that glamorous it was kinda dirty actually but it was still awsome.
Featured Actor Joined: 11/8/06
i will be able to go backstage at a chorus line. one of the cast members said they would take me next time i see the show =)
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/18/07
AnnaK, I remember your Wicked backstage story, lol
Greg Jbara was nice enough to take people backstage at DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS. I've been backstage a few times and each experience was different and he always had new anecdotes to share. I was backstage the same time as Hugh Jackman after DIRTY once, that was pretty exciting.
I loved going backstage to Brooklyn the musical. Being able to see how the used trash to make the sets and costumes up close was really really neat. Even if you didnt like the show one would be able to apreciate that.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/06
Is there a way I could get a backstage tour for SA for Thursday night?
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/15/05
No.
Standing among all of the cans onstage at the Walter Kerr was a great experience.
Leading Actor Joined: 6/4/07
My first time backstage on Broadway was at The Goodbye Girl, a friend of mine worked there and I sort of knew Carol Woods. I got to say high to Bernadette Peters and Martin Short, and then my friend and I walked on stage. I must say, up close, that was the ugliest set I'd ever seen. I looked much darker and dirtier than from the audience.
Then a couple of friends of mine were in Kiss Me Kate, and I got to go to Marin's dressing room (my friend Linda was her understudy, and when she went on she got to use that dressing room).
Now that I work at the bars, I get to go through the stage door for most of the shows. It's really not that exciting after a while.
Featured Actor Joined: 11/8/06
oh, i have been back stage at les mis in like 1998. cause my mom taught with gerard canonicos mom and he was in it so we went backstage. we saw the big dresses that came down over the girls for a quick change. and stood on the stage. i wanted to go in the barricades lol but we couldnt hah. it was fun anyway
Fosse- Thanks for sharing that memory! I long to have lived in old New York, whorehouses and all!
Actually, getting backstage at SPRING AWAKENING isn't that hard.
Just ask Christine (evening stage door lady) to take before the matinee when she's there. Or the matinee stage door guy, Amir, too.
Understudy Joined: 6/11/07
I've been backstage at Mamma Mia oodles of times
ummm Wicked, Aida, The Woman in White, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Legally Blonde, Spamalot, The Wedding Singer, Chicago, Fiddler on the Roof, La Cage aux Folles those the ones I have from the top of my head.
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