Love is what we do! - THE WEDDING SINGER appreciation thread. — Page 5

Help Please!!!???!


Row 9 seats 16 and 18
or
Row 19 seat 101 and 102

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Ok- Im ordering in 5 minutes once my friend confirms with her parents.

I just wasn't sure because it was so close to the side and I didn't know if I would have a blocked view!

Thank you

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I love this show, probably a little too much. : )

I paid full price for the first time I saw it, thinking it would be sold out since it was a couple of days before opening night and I wanted to see it badly. I'm a big fan of the movie (one of my favorites that I can watch over and over) and Stephen Lynch. I read some Seattle reviews and was expecting the worst. But right when the curtain went up on all that energy, I was hooked. All the songs are fantastic.

When Amy Spanger rolled out on that platform with the water pipe, I said to myself, "No way are they doing this." And then she pulled the cord and it was like time stopped. My jaw hit the floor. I could not believe they did that. It sent my heart racing.

Being a complete sucker for great ballads, "If I Told You" really surprised me. And that scene just stuck in my head; Julia sitting on her window sill and Robbie "underneath," under a perfect shade of blue with stars above singing this fantastic song. It really gave me goosebumps. This scene is *the* scene that I eagerly awaited each time I viewed the show. I've only seen it 3 times. Damn me living in Los Angeles.

I was a little lost in the Vegas impersonation sequence because I didn't get all the references, but it was still a hoot. And the ending is such a high point. I'm glad they ended it with an upbeat party rather than the original romantic wedding.

I met all of the main cast at the stage door, missing only Mr. Saldivar and Mrs. Gardner. By the third viewing, I made it my mission to catch them before they left. I caught them quickly. They were very nice. The entire cast is so great and friendly.

Anyway, I listen to the OBC at least once daily because I love to sing along with it. I can't wait to see the show again.

Here's one more interview, and it's for Muscle23ftl and everyone else who's a big fan of Stephen Lynch, which I'll assume is a lot of folks on this 'Wedding Singer' appreciation thread.
Playbill.com: 'The Leading Men' - Stephen Lynch

BSoBW2, thanks for reading. :)

The way the Internet is, you never know who's seen what. With any luck, some folks who haven't read it, will see it now ...

Also recommended: Lynch's 'Live at the El Rey' DVD. A riot!

I love the CD!!! There are some really wonderful songs, and the ending is gloriously romantic. It makes this Charlayne's tears start a flowin!

Wonderful interview, Wyman.

Also randomly, I loved the Jacob Young one as well.

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Get a better pic! Come on!

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This better, muscle? ;p

I love it so much. I listen to the score SO much. Every day of my life. I love it.

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To Thespian Geek: Only time will tell if I get to interview a couple of the other terrifically talented guys in 'The Wedding Singer,' but if there's any news, I'll post it on this thread.

To Broadwaybaby221: Thanks for the compliment. And if you hadn't heard, Jacob has extended his stay at 'B&B' through Aug. 20.

Tina is so worth waiting for.

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