Lend Me A Tenor/Gen. Autograph Question.

I'm sure this question has been asked and I honestly did try and hunt thru the board to get my own answer but couldn't find one.

I really wanted to come to NYC to see LMAT. I'm a huge LaPaglia fan. If I sent a letter and SASE to him c/o box office what do you think the odds are I would get a signed playbill back?

I know shows send out Playbills signed by everyone but not sure how that is done.

Thanks for any advice/help.

You say "I really wanted to come to NYC to see LMAT", but you don't say if you can or will. If you are coming, why send for a Playbill when you get one at the show and can go to the stage door and meet Mr.LaPaglia yourself? Although I'm not putting it down, I don't understand the thrill of getting signed Playbills back in the mail when there is no proof it's anyone actually in the show who signed it and not a bored stagehand backstage.

Amoni2...funny thing about that: I allowed my daughter to stage door for BBB (It was the first time she'd done so, and was very excited to meet Nolan Gerard Funk). The door man announced early that Stamos would be coming out....but that he had signed a bunch of Playbills for people. Everyone remarked how lovely it was of Stamos to think of his fans. After some time the doorman returned inside to get some more...and I thought I saw him sitting at his desk signing them. He and I had been chitchatting, and I quietly asked him about it (I could care less about anyone's signature). He smiled at me and said that while no, HE hadn't signed them, neither had Stamos. He had his signature on his computer and was printing them on. (I'm assuming they simply restaple the playbill together after sending the cover page through the printer.)

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If it means that much to you, do it....he'll still have rec'd your letter and would most likely have read it. Go for it!

I'd offer to get you one...but I am not a stage door person.

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In case anyone was curious (yeah, yeah,,,your probably not..lol) I did send my letter but unfortunately didn't get a response.

It's been about 4 months and I did enclose a SASE. I think there is always a chance you will not get an answer when requesting something...especially an established actor. Oh well it was worth a shot.