Farinelli and the King stage door

[BroadwayBoy214]

Farinelli and the King stage door #1

Posted: 1/11/18 at 10:06am

Hello! I saw the second preview and absolutely loved it. I tried the stage door after, but the cast were taking notes about the show, so no one came out. I was just curious if anyone has done the stage door for this. I’d love Mark to sign my playbill.

Thanks, Chris

[jbird5]

Farinelli and the King stage door #2

Posted: 1/11/18 at 11:15pm

I did it about a month ago.  Melody Grove came out and talked with fans for awhile as did Iestyn Davies.  I don't know about Iestyn and the cold weather, I think getting sick would be a disaster for him.  A few of the others came out and finally Mark Rylance who took pictures.  They didn't have sharpies so make sure you bring your own.  It didn't seem like they were accustomed to stage dooring.  I guess it's not a thing over there.

[deathofacatler]

Farinelli and the King stage door #3

Posted: 1/13/18 at 2:19pm

Was it wildly crowded? From your descriptions it sounds quite calm. I had thought it would be quite busy but I guess there are exceptions to every rule...?

[jbird5]

Farinelli and the King stage door #4

Posted: 1/13/18 at 3:48pm

This was early in the run. There was hardly any crowd at all.

[HogansHero]

Farinelli and the King stage door #5

Posted: 1/13/18 at 4:04pm

I assume the only reason anyone would be interested in this atrocious activity would be on account of Rylance. And I assume most people who know anything about him know the disdain in which he holds this activity. 

[JBroadway]

Farinelli and the King stage door #6

Posted: 1/13/18 at 5:18pm

HogansHero said: "And I assume most people who know anything about him know the disdain in which he holds this activity."

 

Source? 

 

[HogansHero]

Farinelli and the King stage door #7

Posted: 1/13/18 at 6:09pm

anyone who has worked with him.

[haterobics]

Farinelli and the King stage door #8

Posted: 2/18/18 at 11:19pm

HogansHero said: "I assume the only reason anyone would be interested in this atrocious activity would be on account of Rylance. And I assume most people who know anything about him know the disdain in which he holds this activity."

All the better that I got a signed BC/EFA from the Shakespeares then...

[BroadwayBoy214]

Farinelli and the King stage door #9

Posted: 2/19/18 at 7:56am

Lol. That may be true, but he was very nice to all the people that waited for him.

Updated On: 2/19/18 at 07:56 AM

[broadway86]

Farinelli and the King stage door #10

Posted: 2/19/18 at 9:24am

HogansHero said: "And I assume most people who know anything about him know the disdain in which he holds this activity."

Interesting. I met him after Boeing-Boeing, and was with my friend when she met him after Twelfth Night. Not only did he sign and take pictures, but he actually spent some time talking to the people who waited. Both times. So if that's true, he goes to some rather extreme lengths to hide it.

Updated On: 2/19/18 at 09:24 AM

[dramamama611]

Farinelli and the King stage door #11

Posted: 2/19/18 at 10:35am

If he hated it as much at Hogan implies, he wouldn't do it.    My son seldom wants to stage door, but he love Rylance to an extreme, so I'm guessing he might.   I'm not a fan of the SD myself, but since we're staying in the city, it's not a big deal if he'd like to.

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