Love is what we do! - THE WEDDING SINGER appreciation thread. — Page 34

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Guess what I ended up seieng again today?

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A little over two weeks until I get to see it again.. !! So excited. :)

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Ok don't even bring that up, I'm still stewing about where those freaking songs are. You'll get my hopes up.

I need them.

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Hello y'all!!! This is my first post on BroadwayWorld. I finally decided to make an account here, even if it does eat up all my spare time!!

I was at the Sunday July 30th show this past weekend (my friend is in the show and has been asking me for weeks to come see her, but I live in Michigan so its hard!) and I thought it was great. Really enjoyed the show.

However I found the audience extremely distracting and at times obnoxious. My friend told me that Sunday was especially bad; I guess there was a group of some kind making excessive noise. I was really fed up with them by the end of the show, and the cast members were laughing at them and cracking jokes about it backstage. Maybe I'm just not used to theater ettiquete and things have loosened up since I last came to a Broadway theater. Regardless - I was irritated.

Overall though it was a great show and I'm glad to see so many great fans on this board! I hope I'll get to know some of you in the future!!

-Martha

I was at the Sunday show and I think there were a lot of things going on that day that made the audience rowdy.

There was one group that apparently KNEW Kevin Cahoon in the mid orchestra. I had a friend sitting right in front of them. They were large. The group right behind me was either friends/family of Cara Cooper (they kept having to point her out to an older person with them whenever she came onstage with a different wig on because some of them weren't recognizing her, it was cute)

Then there was just some random audience stuff - most notably a woman about 5 rows behind me (older) who yelled "YEAH GIRL!" after Laura threw the sheet music at Stephen.

I thought the audience was kind of fun - and almost all of the "screaming" was after numbers (ranndom woman yeller excluded)

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Hey everybody! I am also a newbie to the BWW boards, and as soon as I saw this thread, I knew EXACTLY where I wanted to post. I have become such a big fan of The Wedding Singer since I saw the show last month (7/15 evening show). I instantly fell in love with the music and the oh so wonderful cast! Everybody was in that night but Laura, but I am so glad that I got to see Tina as Julia. The girl definitely did not disappoint!

The news about the programs makes me very very happy! Hopefully I will be able to get one of my NYC friends to get me one since sadly I won't be able to get back to the city anytime soon.

Also.. can anyone tell me which media player the video on theatre.com uses? It isn't working on my computer and I really want to see it!

I've heard from many people that "Saturday Night in the City" is the all time best song. But I really don't enjoy it that much. I actually think it's one of my least favorite. My 2 favorite songs (If I had to choose just two) would be "It's not that Kind of Thing" and "Casualty of Love"

OK, I just wanna say that those videos are AMAZING!!! Thank you soooo much! Now i just have to wait til the others get up, which i hope is soon!!

I want to say Louisiana, but I think I'd be wrong.

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Anything Amy Spanger sings is heavenliness.

I like "Right in Front of Your Eyes," "Let Me Come," "Saturday Night in the City," "Casualty of Love"...meh, all of the songs.

Updated On: 8/3/06 at 01:44 PM

this is the window card.. list as a "poster" on the official merch site

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