Goodbye High Fidelity: The High Fidelity Closing Thread — Page 3

i was at the last show last night, sad to see it go. everyone seemed to be in semi-good spirits at the stage door. everyone in the cast is really talented, so im sure well be seeing them soon in other shows.

for those who couldnt get posters or t shirts at the show, broadwaynewyork.com has them all in stock.

Did Bob Martin seem to be enjoying the show? :)

I wasn't able to see the final show, but I wanted to share one thing - after Friday's show, I told Jenn Colella that I, for one, loved the show and saw it three times. She looked me directly in the eye and said "thank you - really, it means a lot to me." Just that moment meant so much to me.

Ok, I totally glanced across the aisle at one point during the show, to see if Bob Martin looked like he was enjoying it (because yes, I am a huge geek like that), and I swear it was just like watching Man in Chair- he was totally leaning forward with a smile on his face.

And I have to say- I don't know if it was because the crowd was so into it because it was the last show, or because I was sitting in a packed orch section, or what, but I completely enjoyed the show much more last night than I did when I saw it for the first time a week ago. There was such a great energy on stage, and while I still didn't think the 'redemption' of Rob is handled all that well I really enjoyed myself last night, to the dancing in my chair, humming songs as I was leaving the venue, point of things. I wasn't a fan after I saw it the first time, and I went for the second time last night because they were comps, (and because I'd never been to a closing of a show before), and I found myself totally changing and thinking I actually would have loved to see that for a third time.