OK who is NOT between the ages of 13-19

[bially082]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 2:30pm

I fell like I'm the only one left who is not under 19. Is there anyone else out there?

[DavidMegg]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 2:45pm

I'm not.

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 2:46pm

Older, senile hags this way please..... lets all gather under here...... we shall leave the children to play in the sandbox...

[Auggie27]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 2:50pm

I was 19 in 1970. The year COMPANY opened on Broadway.

I come bearing memories of treasures from the golden age that came before MAMA MIA and MILLIE.

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 2:52pm

OMG! They had shjows BEFORE Mamma Mia and Millie??? I thought Oklahoma! amnd The Black Crook were just fantasies made up by power hungry men who wanted to fool the masses into following their opinions and how they thought life should be lived...

**wink wink**

[Auggie27]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 3:03pm

I was in diapers, but I later heard from Mama that MY AMERICAN COUSIN was damned good.

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 3:05pm

yes.. my great great great great great grandmother was just turning 100 when THAT show opened.. I heard it was real bang. People were just dying in the boxes at that one.

[Auggie27]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 3:15pm

Now people die simply trying to leave, being trampled by the standing ovations. Or after assault by rabid ushers.

In MY day, only Lunt and Fontaine's last performance -- EVER -- provoked a standing O.

[Musetta1957]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 4:52pm

Thank you! :)

I was born the year Elvis died. And was starting to feel old.

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 4:55pm

Didn't you hear Musetta?? Elvis isn't dead! It was an elaborate hoax.. don't you read the tabloids?!?

[Musetta1957]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 5:07pm

Okay, fine. I was born the year Groucho Marx died.

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 5:09pm

LOL. Now that's more like it. he he he he he.

Mid 20s and feeling old huh? LOL.

[shermanslave]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 5:18pm

I was born the year that the original Cabaret won the Tony for Best Musical. Know what year that is?

[iflitifloat]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 5:44pm

I was born less than a month before The Crucible opened.

[Musetta1957]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 6:06pm

"Mid 20s and feeling old huh? LOL. "

Well, not usually, but quite often on this board.

[Rob]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 6:29pm

24 and aging rapidly here.

[DofB5]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 6:38pm

Gee Rob, Is that a grey hair I see? Oh, no--it was just speck of dust on my screen.

D

[mcphan19]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 6:41pm

I'm 24 going on 25... and slowing greying.

[Auggie27]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 7:11pm

Sherman: born during the 67-68 season? You're in your prime!

Frau Schneider

[Amneris]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 7:12pm

im 20!!!

[GladysBumps]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 7:33pm

Why do I suddenly feel like . . . err . . . umm . . .
(Excuse please, a senior moment)
JOE FRANKLIN??????

Posted: 12/21/03 at 8:03pm

I'm not. I'm in the mid-thirties category. Do we have categories?

[Sally]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 9:03pm

I *remember* being under 19. If there was a Broadway show on in the year I was born, they were probably using gas lights.

[cabarethed]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 9:07pm

Just turned 23.

[Songsstresss]

Posted: 12/21/03 at 11:29pm

I was born the year Cats opened on Broadway... Are there more 20-somethings on this board? I've only noticed a few. Anybody in college? I got to UCLA and am graduating this year! Updated On: 12/21/03 at 11:29 PM