I nearly stole Philip Quast's water bottle after he performed in a concert at the Barbican last month. Ultimately, I didn't, because it wouldn't fit in my scrapbook. How's that for sad? ^_^
(My torn currency from the 'Evita' revival, however, does fit beautifully in my scrapbook. Let's have more flat props thrown into the audience pls!)
"There is nothing wrong with it. A friend of mine has the glove Tammy Blanchard discarded framed."
Actually that's really creepy and kinda sad
Why is that creepy or sad? I know a bunch of people who do things like frame their playbill, ticket, and some kind of "souvenir" like that from a show (fake money from Dirty Rotten, streamer from Wicked, etc). Besides, only one person in the audience got the glove each night - its like going to a baseball game for a team you're a huge fan of and catching a ball. What would you do with it, stick it in a box and put it in the garage? If they had Tammy Blanchard's glove in its own frame with a spotlight, I could see how that would be bordering on creepy but I doubt that's what this person meant.
I was seated front row at one of the Lincoln Center productions and you better believed I grabbed a piece of that letter, and I still have it. Sadly, it has no writing on it so I can't help you with this mystery. On the upside, it had a little drop of LuPone sweat on it and I am now using her DNA to try and clone her!
I have one of the garters that a stripper from the Peters Revival launched into the audience. I was sitting on the front row, and I knew Tammy would toss her glove into the audience, so I did the eager "pick me" facial expression...But she ended up throwing it to a 90 year old guy 2 seats down from me who was CLEARLY asleep.
I think that was her subtle way of saying, "WAKE THE HELL UP"
I adore the black band holding on the Phantom's mask. ~ Jenna2