Orchestra Pits- Page 2

[Practically Perfect]

re: Orchestra Pits#25

Posted: 5/25/05 at 5:20am

Glinda's Candy, you crack me up! The theatre is rather fragrant, come to think of it...

Mary P x

[Norbert Leo's Butt]

re: Orchestra Pits#26

Posted: 5/25/05 at 6:04am

glinda's flange, that is soooo true. i know the pianist, and he smells worse than cardigans. x

'They re-made my belly with skin from my butt'

[Unknown User]

re: Orchestra Pits#27

Posted: 5/25/05 at 6:21am

Glinda's Candy & Norbert Leo's Butt, I know you're joking about cardigans, but is it really true that you can't work in an orchestra pit unless you're over 65?

Shoshagga

[Norbert Leo's Butt]

re: Orchestra Pits#28

Posted: 5/25/05 at 6:22am

um....omg! how old are you? (not being too personal)

'They re-made my belly with skin from my butt'

[Eastwickian]

re: Orchestra Pits#29

Posted: 5/25/05 at 8:59am

No, you can actually work in a theatre pit orchestra at any employable age.

But it is true that you have to smell of cardigans - when I got into one, I went and rolled around in the clothing section of a charity shop for 10 minutes. However, as it was for the Royal Opera House, it turned out they only wanted people who smelt of biscuits

[Unknown User]

re: Orchestra Pits#30

Posted: 5/25/05 at 9:06am

Thanks sooo much, i would have had decades to go. The royal opera house, that is so cool! Is that like, in England?

Shoshagga X

[Eastwickian]

re: Orchestra Pits#31

Posted: 5/25/05 at 10:17am

Indeed it is in the Great United Kingdom of England - and when the ROH is not being used for opera, the Queen lives there and Prince Philip watches the performances from his usual seat in box five which is left empty for him....

[Practically Perfect]

re: Orchestra Pits#32

Posted: 5/25/05 at 12:11pm

Eastwickian, you crack me up!

Mary P x