#76
Posted: 2/27/06 at 6:20pm
Now, mooing is just going WAY too far over the line.
Idina Fans Wearing Red Track Suits — Page 4
#77
Posted: 2/27/06 at 6:23pm
I dunno...I fully intend to yell "PUSSYWILLOW" when I go see Kathleen Turner in Virgina Woolf in a few weeks 
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#78
Posted: 2/27/06 at 6:25pm
*I broke my rib that day in solidarity*
ROTFLMAO!!
Thank you! I needed a good laugh today...:)
ROTFLMAO!!
Thank you! I needed a good laugh today...:)
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#79
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:06pm
what i find even worse is there is this small group of little girls who walk around with homemade shirts that say "break a rib!" on the back of them and they showed up at swiws (as well as jennifer laura thompson's last performance in wicked back in may).
#80
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:20pm
Ok, I don't have time to paw through this whole thread, but if it wasn't me that said that they saw girls wearing tracksuits at SWIWS, it may as well have been, because I was there the night they were.
As a proud and loud Idina fan myself (of the over 25 sort, of which there are many more than one would suspect - we're quiet for a reason) I was mortified not only for Idina, but for myself as an Idina fan.
All I have to do is mention that I love Idina online and people automatically peg me as a 12 year old frothing idiot whose 3 broadway shows (and ONLY three) are Wicked, Rent, and maybe Avenue Q if I've really branched out. I hate that. But can I blame them?
The young ladies in question were wearing red track suits. They were probably about... 14 years old and were accompanied by their mothers. The girls were BORED OUT OF THEIR MINDS during the show. They looked a bit perkier when Idina was onstage, but the show was clearly so far beyond them that it was a waste.
The tracksuits were accompanied by glittery tshirts that said something akin to "I Luv Idina". I was PRAYING she couldn't see them. And I don't think she noticed them until curtain call, when after nearly sleeping through the show, they leapt to their feet screaming hysterically and she had no choice but to look at them, as the rest of the audience was still taking in the last notes of the show.
I know it's petty to hate two girls 10 or 12 years my junior... but I hate them. And every time I think about it, it irks me.
As a proud and loud Idina fan myself (of the over 25 sort, of which there are many more than one would suspect - we're quiet for a reason) I was mortified not only for Idina, but for myself as an Idina fan.
All I have to do is mention that I love Idina online and people automatically peg me as a 12 year old frothing idiot whose 3 broadway shows (and ONLY three) are Wicked, Rent, and maybe Avenue Q if I've really branched out. I hate that. But can I blame them?
The young ladies in question were wearing red track suits. They were probably about... 14 years old and were accompanied by their mothers. The girls were BORED OUT OF THEIR MINDS during the show. They looked a bit perkier when Idina was onstage, but the show was clearly so far beyond them that it was a waste.
The tracksuits were accompanied by glittery tshirts that said something akin to "I Luv Idina". I was PRAYING she couldn't see them. And I don't think she noticed them until curtain call, when after nearly sleeping through the show, they leapt to their feet screaming hysterically and she had no choice but to look at them, as the rest of the audience was still taking in the last notes of the show.
I know it's petty to hate two girls 10 or 12 years my junior... but I hate them. And every time I think about it, it irks me.
Now what would you say if today I started over?
Without a thing but this taped together four leaf clover
And I'll pretend like everything is already alright
And I'll run toward the sun till the castle's out of sight
Updated On: 2/27/06 at 08:20 PM
#81
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:43pm
Personally, I think that wearing shirts from another show (ie wearing a Wicked shirt to see SWIWS or wearing a Rent shirt to Aida back in the day) is a bit tacky, same as asking them to sign the CD or playbill from another show. To me it sortof says "I really only came to see you because I liked you in ."
Just my opinion.
And then, do you know Monseiur Marius, I believe I was a little in love with you.
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#82
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:53pm
yeah i heard about this from many people. I think this is the most pathetic, rude and insensitive thing to do to a woman who has been through enough. She has so many screamy crazy fans and she did this show to show a side of her that was not for the under 18 audience...It makes me sick to think people would do something like this...
ugh
ugh
#83
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:55pm
God, that's rude...and tacky.
What the puck?!
#84
Posted: 2/27/06 at 8:55pm
So I shouldn't ask Kathleen to sign my Friends DVD and call her Helena Handbasket?
I'll make a note of that.
I'll make a note of that.
"You're the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber!" --Family Guy
"Shut up! It's been 29 years!!!" --the incomparable Patti LuPone in her MUCH DESERVED Tony acceptance speech for Gypsy.
Kitzy's Avatar du Jour: Kitzy as Little Red Ridinghood in her college's production of "Into the Woods"
"Shut up! It's been 29 years!!!" --the incomparable Patti LuPone in her MUCH DESERVED Tony acceptance speech for Gypsy.
Kitzy's Avatar du Jour: Kitzy as Little Red Ridinghood in her college's production of "Into the Woods"
#85
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:13pm
"If you REALLY wanna make her feel bad in the middle of a performance, go dressed up as Marlene."
Well excuse me Mr. Roninjoey, might I let you know that the followers of Idina would never do something that would possibly trigger emotional distress. Though on the other hand, who the heck are you, and why did you mention my beautiful name?
I was there the first Saturday Matinee during previews, and I would like to point out that surprisingly enough there were a few older fans of Ms. Menzel in Wicked garb. No red track suits...thank goodness.
Well excuse me Mr. Roninjoey, might I let you know that the followers of Idina would never do something that would possibly trigger emotional distress. Though on the other hand, who the heck are you, and why did you mention my beautiful name?
I was there the first Saturday Matinee during previews, and I would like to point out that surprisingly enough there were a few older fans of Ms. Menzel in Wicked garb. No red track suits...thank goodness.
Updated On: 2/27/06 at 09:13 PM
#86
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:30pm
All I have to do is mention that I love Idina online and people automatically peg me as a 12 year old frothing idiot whose 3 broadway shows (and ONLY three) are Wicked, Rent, and maybe Avenue Q if I've really branched out. I hate that. But can I blame them?
I know the feeling. People hear I'm an Anthony Rapp fan and automatically assume its because of RENT. I didn't find out about RENT till later.
Am I the only one who dresses in dressy casual when I go to theatre?
I know the feeling. People hear I'm an Anthony Rapp fan and automatically assume its because of RENT. I didn't find out about RENT till later.
Am I the only one who dresses in dressy casual when I go to theatre?
#87
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:30pm
might I let you know that the followers of Idina would never do something that would possibly trigger emotional distress.
Too late...
Too late...
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#88
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:37pm
I too, have heard about this "incident" at SWIWS. That's just so insensitive and tacky for these teenagers to do this sort of thing. I'm sure most of them were probably there just to see Idina and couldn't care less about the rest of the show or the cast(No offense to any Idina fans who did enjoy whole show). I never saw SWIWS but from what I understand, it's an ensemble show, not a star vehicle.
I feel so sorry for her. It must be tough having all those obsessive fans who complain if you don't leave through the stage door, or mob you when you leave the theatre. I'm sure she probably appreciates the support, but there's a line between supporting someone and outright stalking and obsessing over them.
I feel so sorry for her. It must be tough having all those obsessive fans who complain if you don't leave through the stage door, or mob you when you leave the theatre. I'm sure she probably appreciates the support, but there's a line between supporting someone and outright stalking and obsessing over them.
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#89
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:39pm
I was there several times and saw, more than once, young girls in red track suits with "I <3 Idina" shirts.
It was ridiculous.
It was ridiculous.
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#90
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:45pm
"Am I the only one who dresses in dressy casual when I go to theatre?"
No- I always do. Sometimes I even wear a skirt. I would never, ever go to the theatre in jeans and a t-shirt. However, it is becomming more 'the style,' although I dont really agree with it.
Broadway isn't an everyday thing (at least for me it isn't) and I like to get semi-dressed up for it. I'm not going to wear a formal cocktail dress and be uncomfortable but I think it's best to go with some kind of nice casual look.
To each their own...
*whoops*- sorry for the threadjack.
No- I always do. Sometimes I even wear a skirt. I would never, ever go to the theatre in jeans and a t-shirt. However, it is becomming more 'the style,' although I dont really agree with it.
Broadway isn't an everyday thing (at least for me it isn't) and I like to get semi-dressed up for it. I'm not going to wear a formal cocktail dress and be uncomfortable but I think it's best to go with some kind of nice casual look.
To each their own...
*whoops*- sorry for the threadjack.
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Updated On: 2/27/06 at 09:45 PM
#91
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:45pm
I don't like wearing ANY kind of show shirts to a show, it isn't dressy enough... let alone a tracksuit.
I understand the "I won lottery/unprepared for theater" look - I guess because I come from work I've usually left my "I Luv Idina" shirts at home.
*g*
I understand the "I won lottery/unprepared for theater" look - I guess because I come from work I've usually left my "I Luv Idina" shirts at home.
*g*
Now what would you say if today I started over?
Without a thing but this taped together four leaf clover
And I'll pretend like everything is already alright
And I'll run toward the sun till the castle's out of sight
#92
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:53pm
the whole thing is so ridiculous that it's HYSTERICAL. i mean, how can you not laugh at that?!
#93
Posted: 2/27/06 at 9:58pm
I'm not going to wear a formal cocktail dress and be uncomfortable but I think it's best to go with some kind of nice casual look.
Same for me, I usually wear black dress pants, on occasion a nice colored tshirt, and a nice jacket. Nothing too fancy but nice enough. Nothing I wouldn't wear on a normal basis but not jeans.
Although the lottery is another story. And I would be more likely to wear a show shirt to say, RENT, but still with the nice pants... but thats just me.
Same for me, I usually wear black dress pants, on occasion a nice colored tshirt, and a nice jacket. Nothing too fancy but nice enough. Nothing I wouldn't wear on a normal basis but not jeans.
Although the lottery is another story. And I would be more likely to wear a show shirt to say, RENT, but still with the nice pants... but thats just me.
#94
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:09pm
Given their age, I'm going with they didn't know any better. And truthfully, their mothers probably just saw it as cute. I'm not supporting it at all because I hate when people wear themed outfits like this to concerts or shows or whatever; it's just strange- like when I went to a Kelly Clarkson concert and someone wore her "Behind These Hazel Eyes" getup. Running eyeliner and tattered dress and all. I felt threatened.
i'm a tough act to follow because when i'm done i take the microphone with me.
#95
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:12pm
Continuing with the threadjack...
I don't really care what people wear to the theater unless it causes some sort of major distraction for me. My eyes are on the actors during the performance, whom I'm with during intermission or in my playbill if no one is there. What irks me is common ettiquette, please leave on your f-ing shoes and don't prop them up against the orchestra pit when you win the Wicked lottery or any lottery for the matter, just please, DON'T.
I'm a bit of bum in some aspect, as I'm always in denim. It works in my book, a nice top and some ass flattering jeans. But I do feel more inclined to dress up if I'm not going to a matinee or if I'm going with my parents.
I don't really care what people wear to the theater unless it causes some sort of major distraction for me. My eyes are on the actors during the performance, whom I'm with during intermission or in my playbill if no one is there. What irks me is common ettiquette, please leave on your f-ing shoes and don't prop them up against the orchestra pit when you win the Wicked lottery or any lottery for the matter, just please, DON'T.
I'm a bit of bum in some aspect, as I'm always in denim. It works in my book, a nice top and some ass flattering jeans. But I do feel more inclined to dress up if I'm not going to a matinee or if I'm going with my parents.
Updated On: 2/27/06 at 10:12 PM
#96
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:13pm
I went to dance about 4 hours ago, came back, and was amazed and laughed hysterically at the fact that this thread is still going :]
"But now the air is filled with confusion. We replace care with illusion."
#97
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:17pm
Anything in the name of EYE-dina!
#98
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:22pm
"what i find even worse is there is this small group of little girls who walk around with homemade shirts that say "break a rib!" on the back of them and they showed up at swiws (as well as jennifer laura thompson's last performance in wicked back in may). "
wow...really?
If I ever see those shirts I will be very inclined to pick up the nearest blunt object and do so...
cause...hey...they asked for it.
wow...really?
If I ever see those shirts I will be very inclined to pick up the nearest blunt object and do so...
cause...hey...they asked for it.
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-Feste from "Twelfth Night"
#99
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:23pm
Yeah, that is probably one of the most distasteful things I have ever heard.
"But now the air is filled with confusion. We replace care with illusion."
#100
Posted: 2/27/06 at 10:24pm
homemade shirts that say "break a rib!" on the back of them
*wince* Now THAT pains me.
I'm a bit of bum in some aspect, as I'm always in denim. It works in my book, a nice top and some ass flattering jeans.
Well some denim can BE dressy casual *noddles*
*wince* Now THAT pains me.
I'm a bit of bum in some aspect, as I'm always in denim. It works in my book, a nice top and some ass flattering jeans.
Well some denim can BE dressy casual *noddles*
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