Emma Stone Stage Door — Page 5

Haha jemjeb2, if you have told that story before, I'm glad you told it again because I got a good chuckle out of it. Thank you for sharing!

I think, so long as you weren't like the lone older gent I witnessed at a Hedwig stage door during NPH's run, who asked Lena Hall what she used to "stuff her pants" among other inappropriate things, or like the woman at the Cabaret stage door waiting for Ms. Stone who flipped out on fellow fans for having an umbrella up in front of her and went on a profanity-filled rant (before I witnessed her, I thought *I* had a potty mouth), I think you're fine. But I understand your point of view too! Thanks for your stories. :)

Hi all. I know it's been repeated on this thread a few times, but I would just like to inquire. I am seeing Cabaret tomorrow afternoon and would absolutely love the the opportunity to meet Emma after the show. Does she come out to sign after Sunday matinees? They are calling for some rain tomorrow. Thank you!

Hi everyone,
I saw the show last night, and Emma Stone, Bill Heck, and Danny Burstein all came out within about 25 minutes and went down the whole line. Alan Cumming seemed a bit under the weather during the show, so I was not surprised that he didn't come out, although he very generously sent out signed Playbills for everyone.

Emma very politely declined photo requests.

The show itself was really fantastic. One of the best shows I've seen this year. Emma Stone, Danny Burstein, and Linda Emond are all great. And even a slightly under the weather Alan Cumming is amazing.

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I am seeing Cabaret tonight and could not be more excited! The stars will certainly shine tonight. Definitely sticking around after the show to. I have enjoyed reading all of your wonderful stage door experiences. I hope Alan is able to go!

bfreak, I just checked with the theatre and got some positive news. As far as they know, Alan will be there tonight. Here's to hoping that stays true! Legend!

Hey everyone! Cabaret was AMAZING last night! An instant classic. I'm glad I finally got to see it. After the show, I made it to the stage door and was able to meet both Alan and Emma. They were both very genuine people. Overall, a great night!

"rlb, were you there the day I was for the matinee? Was that what she was going on about? The woman who was so proud to be from NJ?"

VintageSnarker, yes, that's the one!! She was mad already because there was a group of girls outside the barricades, close to the door. I didn't hear everything, but apparently one of them knew someone who knew someone, so that's why security wasn't asking them to move behind the rails. Then when one opened an umbrella, that's when all hell broke loose for the NJ woman. I wish I had thought to take video of her rant. Would have made a good YouTube clip haha!

Anyway, glad everyone that went this weekend got to meet/see Alan and Emma after the show. Sadly, I wasn't able to make it to the city myself, so I don't know if I'll get a chance to meet Emma before her run is up next weekend. I'm thinking maybe I'll try to write to the stage director for help getting her to sign a Playbill for me...just have to get it out today to have any chance of that!