How do you get your Broadway fix between shows?

1) CDs ...
2) This site ...

How else do you feed the need 'til your next trip to Times Square?

I just perform them again in my room! haha

I shoot up in a dark Shubert alley.

What I do is...

- Send out large amounts of fanmail in the hopes of getting a signed playbill back.

- Buy/trade Playbills online.

- I hav a friend who sees ton of broadway shows, but refuses to keep playbills because they clutter her apartment. So I get them.

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Same as Jordan. I've got a nice pile going now.

I can't tell because it is private. Plus, I don't want anyone stealing my idea.

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On days I'm in NYC to see two productions, I just keep my IPod plugged into my ears.

The rest of the time I run a private theatre museum outside of Princeton New Jersey. Aside from thousand of Playbills, hundreds of scripts, scores of autographs, over a hundred framed window cards, the door to the Minskoff Theature with Alice Ripley as Betty Schaefer from Sunset Blvrd, many many opening night gifts and a library of shows on video/tape/cassette/DVD's, it takes a considerable ammount of time and energy to keep it maintained and up to date.

CD's (on my Ipod), this site, I also collect the playbills--but only for the first time I see a show--otherwise I'd be swamped. But---I get such a rush every time I score tickets to a show---it is seriously addictive!

Updated On: 10/19/10 at 06:36 PM

Well, I do have *other* interests. :P Playing music, reading books, baking delicious food, catching up on various TV shows, hanging with friends and family...

If we're being literal with "Broadway", then I quell the theatre-going urge by going to the West End. If we can use the "the major theatre capital on your side of the Atlantic" definition though, then I chat about theatre online, read playtexts, listen to cast recordings, and indulge in my other interests so I don't get completely burnt-out on theatre. :)

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