Have you ever seen broadway stars just walking around New York? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:10pm
ok, no this isnt broadway, but i saw Will Smith in his car once.....SO WHAT IF ITS NOT BROADWAY? ITS NOT LIKE THIS IS A BROADWAY MESSAGE BOARD OR ANYTHING!
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#28
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:13pm
Not really Broadway, but I passed Michael Arden on the street while he was talking on his cell phone. I also saw Angela Gaynor from LA CAGE standing outside a dry cleaners. Passed Alfred Molina walking to the Minskoff. John Tartaglia and his bf walked behind a friend of mine and I for a few blocks as we walked to Penn Station. That's all that comes to mind at the moment.
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#29
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:15pm
completely forgot... when i went to see THE FROGS, i met Brad Oscar and his understudy John T. Eagen. my friend knows them and introduced me, since i had no clue who Brad was, i had seen John in WHEN PIGS FLY and J&H so i knew him.
#30
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:36pm
munkustrap178, you and I were in the same bar last night... how funny!!!
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#31
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:54pm
i've told this story before but walking back from millie i saw john tartaglia and jennifer barnhart who signed my millie poster and were thrilled i knew who they were, and i think hugh pantarobut he looked pissed so i didn't talk to him
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#32
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:57pm
If you saw a Broadway star - say - in a restaurant or museum, that's a bit different than seeing them on the street near the theatre they're performing at - they don't just evaporate into the building!!
#33
Posted: 2/6/05 at 5:57pm
i sat next to Al Pacino on a bench in Central Park - he was watching the wicked softball team play over the summer
when idina performed in bryant park over the summer, i was walking to a garbage can and literally bumped into her. she was very gracious.
when idina performed in bryant park over the summer, i was walking to a garbage can and literally bumped into her. she was very gracious.
#34
Posted: 2/6/05 at 6:03pm
LOL. This thread sounds so funny. The title makes it seem like Broadway stars never just walk around NYC.
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#35
Posted: 2/6/05 at 6:37pm
I dont think this counts but, after hanging out by the Avenue Q stage door, my mom and I was walking back to our hotel right behind Ann Harada. It was the weirdest feeling too because I just spoke to her about what a fan I was of hers at the stage door. I was too chicken to say anything else while walking behind her.
Not in nyc but, in chicago I saw Stephen Oremus, Leah Hocking, and a few other people walking around after an All Shook Up performance.
Not in nyc but, in chicago I saw Stephen Oremus, Leah Hocking, and a few other people walking around after an All Shook Up performance.
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#36
Posted: 2/6/05 at 6:51pm
i saw jennifer and natalie walking around finding something to eat between q shows. i guess that doesn't count.
i also saw carly jibson at "a second hand memory" because she was seeing michael mckean, who she had been in hairspray with for a while. that was kinda funny, cuz i didn't realize it was her for a while b/c she's blonde. funny me.
i also saw carly jibson at "a second hand memory" because she was seeing michael mckean, who she had been in hairspray with for a while. that was kinda funny, cuz i didn't realize it was her for a while b/c she's blonde. funny me.
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#37
Posted: 2/6/05 at 6:53pm
I saw Chenoweth on the Staten Island Ferry.
#38
Posted: 2/6/05 at 6:56pm
I saw Brad Oscar on the street. Ho hum. That's it, I believe.
#39
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:03pm
Oh, I forgot. I also saw Euan Morton once, a while back. *tear*
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#40
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:07pm
I've seen lots of folks in restaurants but (like you say) I don't really think that counts. The only real 'encounter' I can recall came one night when I was walking too fast (as usual) with my head down (also as usual) and I literally ran into Richard Kind on his bike. That was also on 8th Avenue come to think of it.
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#41
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:09pm
I saw Michael Benjamin Washington walking into the stage door of La Cage.
And even though he isn't a Broadway star...I saw Brian McKnight at the Majestic Deli...and at my hotel across the street.
And even though he isn't a Broadway star...I saw Brian McKnight at the Majestic Deli...and at my hotel across the street.
#42
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:11pm
I never did, but my aunt who's a dentist in the city, one of her patients is Adam Pascal's mom.
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#43
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:15pm
saw john tartaglia walk into a flower shop near the golden theatre...looking back at it now, i'm pretty sure he was with michael shawn lewis.
#44
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:23pm
i forgot one- while at the millie stage door vince vaugn walked by, and said hi to my mom
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#45
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:26pm
I saw Dick Latessa on the subway once
and usually if you eat out between 7-7:30ish, you can see a bunch of them running to work
and usually if you eat out between 7-7:30ish, you can see a bunch of them running to work
#46
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:27pm
I saw two ensemble members from Pacific Overtures.
#47
Posted: 2/6/05 at 7:27pm
i accidentally bumped straight into Adam Pascal once on my way to see AIDA. i felt like an idiot. he was awesome about it though..because..well...he's....ADAM!
i've also passed by Eden Espinosa and Taye and Idina on the streets.
i've also passed by Eden Espinosa and Taye and Idina on the streets.
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#48
Posted: 2/7/05 at 3:22am
I also had a really lovely encounter with Jane Powell at an evening performance of "Pacific Overtures" towards the end of December. As we were walking into the lobby, I noticed her and did a double take. I don't normally do this kind of thing, but I just felt that I had to say something, as I grew up on her films and also remember her as Alan Thicke's mom on "Growing Pains". She was warm and gracious and quite a class act. It was really the highlight of my evening.
#49
Posted: 2/7/05 at 6:21am
Nathan Lane up near Lincoln center, Terrence Mann there also.
#50
Posted: 2/7/05 at 7:41am
well when I was there last summer we saw Raul Esparza showing where Taboo used to be playing (when it was being set up for BKLYN) and we saw Jordon Gelber walking down the street towards the Golden, on his way to work I guess.
Both times we hung back and just kinda did double takes. Especially the Raul thing. We're like "is that who we think it is?" and we were with a friend that knew him at the time. He waved her over to say hi, but my other friend and I were too shy and feared it impolite to just go over there so we hung back and just waited for our friend to say hi to Raul before going on. She still teases us about how fan girl we were afterwards. LOL
Both times we hung back and just kinda did double takes. Especially the Raul thing. We're like "is that who we think it is?" and we were with a friend that knew him at the time. He waved her over to say hi, but my other friend and I were too shy and feared it impolite to just go over there so we hung back and just waited for our friend to say hi to Raul before going on. She still teases us about how fan girl we were afterwards. LOL
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