DON'T QUIT YOUR NIGHT JOB - THIS THURS!! — Page 2

I don't recognize any of the ITH clique, unfortunately. Or any of the DQYNJ regulars, for that matter. Other than liotte, cause I met you once at the Flea Market. So, to me, everyone was a stranger, except my friends.

The Mandy Gonzalez and whistling girls were REALLY annoying. I'm pretty sure the whistling girl was drunk. I was near her, and she kept hollering and whistling and being a pain in the ass. But I guess it's all part of the fun (?)

I took videos of Noah (amaaaazing), Lin/Shockwave (who were fab, as always), the blind date bit (cause my friend's boyfriend was one of the audience participants. How we love to see our friends embrarass themselves), and Groff (whom I agree was very weak). I'll see what I can do about uploading them, before the "official" videos are posted on the YouTube page.

Updated On: 4/25/08 at 11:39 AM

Oh, hey! I know you. :)

I just saw the videos, they're great. The weird thing is, they uploaded the exact same 4 scenes I happened to record.

Everyone go watch Noah's "Rose's Turn" right now. It's so so so so good. That alone was more than worth the price of admission for the show.

ETA: Say hi, next time Anakela!

Updated On: 4/25/08 at 03:58 PM

Groff's madlib may be the most awkard thing I've seen in a while.

I know, right? Poor Groff- it's not like it was omg the worst thing ever or anything, it was just... awks. I think it might have just been the wrong song choice- apparently TF doesn't work when it's slowed down for the madlibs.

I'm still waiting for the u/l of the The Upper East Side opening number. Oh, and you know what would be cool? If, when the dqynj website is up and running, if there was a place where you could look up the lyrics to their opening numbers like that- I want the The Upper East Side lyrics.

ETA: Say hi, next time Anakela!

Hee- next month, if I don't meet you at Heights before then!

The problem is that TF is in itself a jokesy song. Musical Madlibs works better when you take something really serious (Bring Him Home was a genius choice) and then set a different tone for it with the ad libs. If a song already says you're totally f*cked, etc, substituting for totally horny doesn't make it any funnier. So, yeah, that was a poor song selection. I can see how it might have been a good idea in theory, but it just didn't work.

The whistling girls were definitely Julie White's costars from "From Up Here". Just FYI.

They just put Julie White's backstage anecdote up on youtube. Amazing,

Noah was a high point for me too.
Shockwave was as well and I loved the saw!

I totally agree with the Totally F@@ked comments...not so much Groff's fault, but song choice as well as the audience comments were particularly inspired.

And Yes Julie was great.

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Anakela, the lyrics are in the "more info" of that video... Glad it's there cuz I couldn't hear so much of it, the crowd was cheering so loud. Which is a good thing!

I want people to say hi to me too!

I just rewatched Jason Kravitz's saw playing on youtube, how does one learn that you can do that???

Broadway.com wants it too!

Updated On: 5/3/08 at 01:12 AM