Most Broadway performers are more than willing to let you take a photograph with them at the door after the show. However, I know that some of the bigger stars (LuPone for instance) won't stop for personal pictures.
I seem to remember seeing pictures with fans from DEUCE.
"Oh look at the time, three more intelligent plays just closed and THE ADDAMS FAMILY made another million dollars" -Jackie Hoffman, Broadway.com Audience Awards
She won't be able to refuse if you sing a chorus of "Bosom Buddy"
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
Angela wouldn't take pictures on Saturday night but there was an unbelievable amount of people there. At Deuce there was never that many, so maybe it depends on how many people are there because she signed for everybody.
I went to the first preview and she didn't refuse, but seemed to sort of put off that vibe. She still allowed photos OF her though, which is leaps above other actors. Like for instance Mary Louise Parker, [quick tangent] who I absolutely loved in Angels and on Weeds. Although she was nothing but gracious at the stage door (I gushed like crazy about her Harper and Nancy, respectfully leaving out any mention of her "Hipper Hedda" and she smiled and said thank you that that made her night since she had been having a really ****ty one) we were all informed VERY STRICTLY that no photographs were allowed to be taken at any point. So...odd that that one moment Out-Diva'd even Patti [end tangent]. Although it was a joy to meet Angela Lansbury (not even closely trumped by getting to watch her from the front row, or really EVER on stage) and get her autograph, I thought the nicest one of all was Christine Ebersole. She signed things (including a friend who brought a few blasts from Ebersole's past), hugged a couple of people, and even let others take pictures with her (I was too starstruck to ask for some reason, which I now kind of regret, but oh well). It being the first preview and all, I was surprised by some behaviors. Everett signed as well, but wasn't exactly as kind as Christine. Atkinson didn't even come out and two others (Rush and O'Connor) rushed by everyone without so much as a nod. So I guess it just depends on the person and the circumstance.
I got this picture on the second preview. Show is awesome! I waited until the crowd lessened, and I asked, and she said if I was quick about it. (But in a nice way)
-M
Stephen: "Could you grab me a coffee?"
Me: "Would you like that with all the colors of the wind?"
