Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?

[Act0r721]

Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#0

Posted: 11/14/05 at 5:29pm

I won front row again on Saturday and there were a billion people there. I'm feeling lazy, so I'm only posting the pic with Kate and Ana. This was my 4th time seeing the show. Still doing great. =)
Although, some guy offered to buy my front row tickets for $250 each. I felt like I would have been undermining the whole lottery if I scalped them and plus, I wanted to go, but. . . $500 would have been nice. Eh? I sort of regret it, but I think I would have felt bad and regretted it if I had scalped them, too.



Also, my friend went to the Bears game and saw Kristy Cates sing the National Anthem. Was anyone there or did anyone catch it on TV?

[TheQuibbler]

re: Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#1

Posted: 11/14/05 at 5:36pm

Kate Reinders is so adorable.

[Act0r721]

re: Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#2

Posted: 11/14/05 at 11:15pm

No one saw Kristy ?

[Aigoo]

re: Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#3

Posted: 11/14/05 at 11:16pm

Aww! I wish! I'll ask around.

This is my signature.

[bunchamuncha]

re: Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#4

Posted: 11/14/05 at 11:27pm

It wasn't televised and that wind was blowing so badly that a friend who was there said you couldn't hear her anyway.

If you really want to help the American theater, don't be an actress, dahling. Be an audience..... Don't be taken in by the guff that critics are killing the theater. Commonly they sin on the side of enthusiasm. Too often they give their blessing to trash... Tallulah Bankhead

[stage_door76]

re: Front Row Wicked and Kristy Cates at Bears game?#5

Posted: 11/14/05 at 11:41pm

oh, that's terrible!

I love Kristy and that's unfortunate to hear. I'm sure she sounded stunning, regardless of whether or not she could be heard.

I have faith

"...But Kungurtseva reels off multiple fouettes and the tape is stopped so she can take a bow. The Jester, an abomination introduced to Swan Lake in Soviet times, extorts applause from the audience. The cuts don't help the storytelling, the production is bare bones and they go for the '50s-style happy ending. The audience cheers like mad at the end. It's the Russian ballet, after all..."