Kate Burton has always been amazing when I've met her. When I met her after The Elephant Man she actually took like a good amount of time to stop and talk (I kind of was waiting closer to the stage door than everyone else who was waiting for her so it was just me and her)
Sutton is also one of the best for sure and Hunter has been nice every time I've seen him too. And I have to agree about the cast of Little Shop, every one of them stopped to sign at the stage door. Matthew Broderick has always been very sweet.
If you can catch her, Susan Stroman is also really great. At stage doors she does stop to sign. i was lucky enough to meet her after she did an interview type thing///I think it was for Musical Theater Works. After the interview, she kindof walked away and went into a back room. A bunch of people went over to the door but were told that she wouldn't be signing so everyone left. I only stayed because I was looking for my keys in my purse and all of a sudden the guy standing by the door came out and said "Did you want to get something signed?" so I said yes and he brough me back to where Ms. Stroman was and she was very very nice and signed her biography (the audience was given a paper with it as they came in). She personalized it and talked for a min or two before she had to leave. So I took the bio she signed, found a really great picture of her and had it framed so now it's hanging in my apartment. It's probaly one of my favorite b'way item since I admire her so much (as you can see from my member graphic)
(added later): I also have to agree about Caroline Rhea. I met her at a benefit (Short Talks On the Univerise) and she was really sweet and took time to talk. As we were talking, I called her Ms Rhea, just out of rexpect and she said something like "Oh please, call me Caroline!"
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Updated On: 10/13/03 at 12:29 PM