A Broadway-related Overheard NYC was posted today: 
 
 
 
Tourist #1: Ha! Look at her, she's trying to look just like Bernadette Peters. 
Tourist #2: That is Bernadette Peters and she heard you. Can we go now? 
 
--51st & 5th 
 
 
Overheard by: A tourist who's not clueless. 
		     						     						
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/10/05
Hahaha.
		     			I love that site.  There are a couple Broadway-related ones from a while ago that I saved: 
 
Spinster #1: Really reminds you of your first love, doesn't it? 
Spinster #2: Yeah, that and segregation.  
--Hairspray matinee 
 
Tourist lady #1: Sweeney Todd...I heard that's a spoof on a cooking show. 
Tourist lady #2: Oh, is it about Julia Child? 
Tourist lady #1: I think so. 
--49th between Broadway & 8th
		     				
		     					
Stand-by Joined: 6/20/06
		     			I love these.  
 
I remember hearing one a while back that you might have heard before.  
 
In a theatre during the show announcement after they say "please turn off your cell phones"  
 
Tourist #1 - Why do we have to turn off our cell phones? 
 
Tourist #2 - I don't know, maybe it interferes with the sound equipment. 
		     				
		     					
		     			I thought this one was great: 
 
Chick #1: Is that George W. Bush? 
Chick #2: Really? Where? 
Chick #1: Oh no, wait. It's Mayor Bloomberg. 
Chick #2: I was gonna say, that would be a step up for him! 
 
--Nederlander Theatre, W41st 
 
 
Can you picture George W. Bush at RENT?
		     				
		     					
There was an entire long thread on this, let's not make another.
		     			kec, yes, it's a web site: http://www.overheardinnewyork.com. 
 
		     				Updated On: 6/26/06 at 01:26 PM
		     					
		     			There was an entire long thread on this, let's not make another. 
 
OK sure.  
 
Anyway- this one is also one of my faves: 
 
Teen boy: What does off-off-Broadway mean? I know Broadway means that you bought the tickets in person and off-Broadway means you bought them online, but what is off-off-Broadway? 
 
--4 train 
 
kec: yes, it's a website- 
http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/ 
Some of them are lame, but there's some good stuff in there. 
		     				
		     					
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/10/05
		     			"There was an entire long thread on this, let's not make another." 
 
 
says a self proclaimed wickedgeek.
		     						     						
If I wasn't lazy I would try to find the one that was about Avenue Q.
Stand-by Joined: 6/20/06
		     			The avenue q one I remember had to do with a couple seeing the understudy for Gary Coleman and after the show they were like  
"Im upset I didn't get to see Gary Coleman" 
"I know, and to think his understudy was a woman"
		     				
		     					
		     			My favorite Avenue Q one: 
 
Woman: You know, maybe if I actually had a sense of humor I would have enjoyed it more. 
 
--Golden Theater, West 45th Street
		     				
		     					
		     			haha- these are great!  
 
Anakela, I can picture George Bush at RENT, and it's such a funny image I feel off my chair laughing at something that would never happen.
		     						     						
Stand-by Joined: 5/28/06
		     			Actually, my funniest overheard took place in L.A., standing in line outside the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences...the woman ahead of me was about as New York-accented as you can get and she was talking with a friend of the virtues of New York City.  But I had to suppress a laugh when she said, "Noo Yawk cul-cha, there's nothin' like it."  "cul-cha" being "culture," lol. 
		     				Updated On: 6/26/06 at 02:43 PM
		     					
		     			lol- I love accents  
  
Here's another one:  
  
Tall Asian teen: That was really funny.   
  
Shorter white teen: Yeah, I'm sorry I keep calling you a f***ing Asian.  
  
 --Coming out of Avenue Q 
		     						     						
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