How long does it take a broadway Actor to come out stage Doors!@

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:15am

Hi i am going to a broadway show and wanted to meet the cast i never did before the only issues is it at night i was wondering what time does the Broadway cast come out or how long is the wait ?? thanks so much

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:16am

10:46pm

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:16am

Really the play is at 7pm

[Jeffrey Karasarides]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:23am

It really depends on how long it takes for the actor to get out of character. Most of the time, the leads are usually the last ones out such as my experiences with Grease (Max Crumm & Laura Osnes), Catch Me If You Can (Norbert Leo Butz), Pippin (Patina Miller), Nice Work If You Can Get It (Jessie Mueller), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Jessie Mueller again), and Les Miserables (Will Swenson).

Though sometimes, the leads are the first to come out such as the experiences I've had with The Little Mermaid (Sierra Boggess), Annie (Lilla Crawford), Pippin (Matthew James Thomas), and Aladdin (Courtney Reed).

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:40am

aw ok because it is cinderella

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:53am

Oh. 11:58pm.

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:55am

Stop lying not true that way to late it has to be after the play which is at 9pm lf i am correct

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 11:58am

If the show starts at 9pm, then I'd say 3:14am.

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:01pm

NOOOOO thanks

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:17pm

I have no idea what you're talking about.

[haterobics]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:21pm

"It really depends on how long it takes for the actor to get out of character."

So, you have to wait longer for method actors?

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:28pm

Can you explain to me what is a method actors?

[veronicamae]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:29pm

lol Jordan - and this entire thread, which may or may not be satire?

for a real answer:

broadway_lady, they leave the theater when they're ready to leave. they have to get out of costume/makeup, pack up personal things, greet personal guests, maybe just sit around and talk. there's no guarantee anyone will come out and sign autographs or do so in a timely fashion. stage door experiences are a privilege not included in the ticket price, and you cannot demand it and shouldn't be offended or critical if they take awhile to exit. some may take more than an hour.

[Feste]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:32pm

Hater, you just made me choke on my coffee!

Honestly, it depends on the actor. When I'm in a show, I'm often the last person to leave simply because I take my time getting out of costume, washing up, and getting dressed. Other actors zip right out like they're Barry Allen.

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:33pm

Awww ok that suck because i really did it think it not take a hour but thanks i figure it out while i am there

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:42pm

Oh ok so it can be a few minutes or hour wait am i correct?

[Feste]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:50pm

Correct. Also consider what they're wearing and how much wig and makeup they may need to get out of.

Updated On: 12/14/14 at 12:50 PM

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:52pm

Wing makeup is very hard to get off.

3:44am.

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:54pm

Ok great thanks so much for the answer :)

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:54pm

I am not stupid goodbye

[Feste]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 12:58pm

You caught my typo before I did, Jordan! Imagine getting all that buffalo sauce off of you.


broadway_lady.... you're always gonna find a bit of snark here, but I hope you found some helpful answers. Enjoy the show!

Posted: 12/14/14 at 1:02pm

thanks so much :") someone has help me lol i try to ignore the crazy people

[Jordan Catalano]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 1:11pm

So do I. But there's just so many of them!!

[tazber]

Posted: 12/14/14 at 1:11pm

Posted: 12/14/14 at 1:11pm

OKKKKK you are annoying