No adult cast members come out of the Annie Stage door??

No, they aren't coming out through other doors. They live beneath the theatre.

REALLY!! that explains sooo much!!! LOL. I meant, if anybody knows if they still all leave through the stage door but after everyone has left or what.

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The Palace has many doors. It might just be easier, and faster, to leave out other doors. They may have signed after previous shows because they had to leave out the stage door, and did not want to be rude.

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Updated On: 5/24/13 at 01:57 AM

I met up with a friend who saw the show on Thursday night (I also went the same night as the OP), and J. Elaine and Brynn both apparently came out and signed.

My guess is it's like anyone - they come out when they feel like it, and they don't when they don't. No one HAS to stage door, you know.

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Updated On: 5/24/13 at 02:05 AM

Also, a lot of times when a show has a star or name in it, many don't come out simply because they believe no one really cares much about them and are simply there for the name/star. Case in point - the recent How to Succeed revival.

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I am literate, I read your first post. I also happened to be there that night, as well, and asked a similar question to yours (mostly in specific reference to Anthony Warlow) and was told a similar story.

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Not to be snarky, but why do people bother asking these questions? Even if a cast member has a reputation for coming out the stage door to sign autographs doesn't mean they'll do it all the time. People say they know an actor doesn't have to sign, yet this board is always inundated with questions asking if [insert name of actor here] comes out of he stage door.

EDIT: spelling error.

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Updated On: 9/3/13 at 07:27 PM

@ TheatreKid3- YES!!! PREACH!!!

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I was really weirded out by the Annie stage door. Not only did none of the adult cast members come out, but the way the kids came out felt like some weirdly choreographed thing. The orphans came out, signed and went back in, then immediately after, the girl who played Annie came out and signed and went back in. It was all very quick and felt oddly choreographed.

"It's just so they can plan ahead or know whether or not to get their hopes up when they see a show. Despite your own personal views, the opportunity to get face time with or even meet one of your favorite actors/actresses can mean a lot to some people. It can be a incredibly meaningful experience. The fact that actors and actresses are more accessible in theatre is a unique experience not afforded to many fans of say musicians and athletes who could go their whole life without meeting one of their heros, inspirations, or what have you, so it is a very good thing that people shouldn't take for granted. If meeting an certain actress is important to someone but not to you, that doesn't make their questions any less important.

I don't think people asking these questions simply wanting to plan ahead is that much of an inconvenience to you. If they want to know and your privy to that information, tell them. If not, don't click on that thread. It's pretty simple."

TheatreKid3, in response to your first paragraph, go back and reread my post. I am not criticizing people for stage dooring. I've done the stage dooring thing before.

And even if people are reporting that "so-and-so" comes out of the stage door, I don't see how reporting that allows people to plan ahead and not get their hopes up. It can vary from performance to performance. Also, xoffender45 was asking if it was a regular thing that Faith Prince doesn't come out through the stage door. You're going to have different reports from different people. What exactly is the he (or she?) looking to plan ahead if they already saw the show?

Also, I clicked on the thread because it was originally asking a slightly different question. I hadn't realized someone bumped up a thread from May until I got to the bottom. Generally I don't click on threads about frequency of actors who stage door, and if I did, I would do my best to answer if I knew.

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Updated On: 9/3/13 at 10:16 PM

@ TheatreDiva90016 -ACTUALLY, it’s from Patti performing ‘You are So Beautiful’ with Joe Cocker at the Apollo Theatre in 1985. Nice try thou

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Updated On: 9/2/13 at 11:41 PM

Also, I never implied that that gif was supposed to have anything to do with preaching. I told him to “Preach” which means Keep going, right on, I agree with you, Tell it like it is..

The Gif was just showing some classic Pattisms that expressed how I felt about the post.

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Updated On: 9/3/13 at 12:10 AM