People's Careers on here? — Page 7
#152
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:10pm
Re Jordan's first show, I for one am very disappointed to work out that his first broadway show was.... Beauty and the Beast!?!? Really!?!?
Assuming he was born some time in the 80's that makes him waaaaay too young to have such magnetic pull on the course of conversation on these boards. (Although it gives him all the right in the world to weigh in on his taste in men.)
Here's to more bitchy old queens like me dominating the threads for a while.
Assuming he was born some time in the 80's that makes him waaaaay too young to have such magnetic pull on the course of conversation on these boards. (Although it gives him all the right in the world to weigh in on his taste in men.)
Here's to more bitchy old queens like me dominating the threads for a while.
#153
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:15pm
Yeah that was the first show I saw on Broadway. It was 1995 and I was 17 years old on a high school drama trip from down south. I was born in 1978 and don't see anything wrong with having "such magnetic pull on the course of conversation on these boards". I don't even think I fully know what that means...
#154
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:16pm
I normally stay out of this stuff, but I'm chiming in here:
charlesjguiteau, who the hell do you think you are? It doesn't matter when someone is born as to what amount of pull they have. Some of us are pretty damn smart about things and can steer a conversation appropriately.
Granted, I shouldn't be surprised, anyone who calls themselves a "bitchy old queen" is bound to lead a truly miserable existence and should probably get themselves a life.
charlesjguiteau, who the hell do you think you are? It doesn't matter when someone is born as to what amount of pull they have. Some of us are pretty damn smart about things and can steer a conversation appropriately.
Granted, I shouldn't be surprised, anyone who calls themselves a "bitchy old queen" is bound to lead a truly miserable existence and should probably get themselves a life.
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#155
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:18pm
This thread is getting off-track! Let's talk about our careers!
#156
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:20pm
It don't know why but it comes as a surprise that Jordan is only a year older than me
"All our dreams can come true -- if we have the courage to pursue them." -- Walt Disney
We must have different Gods. My God said "do to others what you would have them do to you". Your God seems to have said "My Way or the Highway".
#157
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:22pm
I am a retired special education teacher of high school students, aged 69. I have loved the theatre ever since my aunt took me to see FLAHOOLEY with Barbara Cook in Philadelphia in 1950 , I believe. My first Broadway show was the Mary Martin PETER PAN in 1954 at the Winter Garden. I have seen all Broadway productions of GYPSY multiple times. The greatest was the first, with the unstoppable Ethel Merman. The last show I saw was in April: HOW TO SUCCEED...which I thoroughly enjoyed, especially John Larroquette.
"Madam Rose...and her daughter...Gypsy!"
#158
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:23pm
That makes you five years younger than me, Eris. I always thought you were younger.(but not with any negative connotations. I just thought you were early 20s)
Updated On: 6/17/11 at 03:23 PM
#159
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:25pm
"My first Broadway show was the Mary Martin PETER PAN in 1954 at the Winter Garden"
What a wonderful introduction!
What a wonderful introduction!
#160
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:25pm
I work the diner all day. Workin' for my man, I bring home my pay for love. For love.
#161
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:26pm
Jordan is only 4 years younger than me? I thought he was younger.
And YES...I tried to pick him out of the crowd at Chelsea Clearview when my friends and I saw Company the other night.
And YES...I tried to pick him out of the crowd at Chelsea Clearview when my friends and I saw Company the other night.
#163
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:28pm
Wait - Robbie and I are the same age? That can't be right. How is one of us so well-preserved and the other not? It don't seem right!
#164
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:32pm
Well you should have yelled out for me, Robbie!
#165
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:33pm
Remember Brendan Stryker?
Oh, the laments to that belong in Thread of Woe.
Oh, the laments to that belong in Thread of Woe.
#166
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:35pm
Really sorry to piss folks off. My last post could have been worded alot more sensitively than it was. Accept my apologies.
Everyone has every right to post whatever they want on here of course, young, old, anywhere in between. That's what makes this forum great. We all just make assumptions about who people are based on the scribblings of their various posts. Half the time I'm surprised to check someone's personal page to discover folks I thought were guys turn out to be girls and vice versa. Similarly, I was imagining a veteran of these boards like Jordan to be a veteran in real life. So his real age came as a surprise.
Thank g-d he, you and everyone else younger than me who writes in these boards is as in love with theater as I am. And that's the real point, isn't it?
Everyone has every right to post whatever they want on here of course, young, old, anywhere in between. That's what makes this forum great. We all just make assumptions about who people are based on the scribblings of their various posts. Half the time I'm surprised to check someone's personal page to discover folks I thought were guys turn out to be girls and vice versa. Similarly, I was imagining a veteran of these boards like Jordan to be a veteran in real life. So his real age came as a surprise.
Thank g-d he, you and everyone else younger than me who writes in these boards is as in love with theater as I am. And that's the real point, isn't it?
#168
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:40pm
Could you imagine me stumbling around Chelsea Clearview Theatre 7 just shouting out 'JOOOOORDAN!!!! JOOORDAN CATALANOOOOOOO!!!!'
They would have put me in a home!
They would have put me in a home!
#169
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:44pm
I recall a time, many years ago, when I was meeting BroadwayBoobs at a show.
Without thinking, I called out: "Boobs!"
Imagine the looks I received.
Without thinking, I called out: "Boobs!"
Imagine the looks I received.
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#170
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:44pm
I'm surprised you didn't see me there. I was the gay guy there with his gay friends.
#171
That makes you five years younger than me, Eris. I always thought you were younger.(but not with any negative connotations. I just thought you were early 20s)
The might be from the days when I had a picture of myself as my avatar. Most people mistake me for being in my early 20's. Heck, shortly after I turned 30 someone told me they thought I was 19.
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:44pm
That makes you five years younger than me, Eris. I always thought you were younger.(but not with any negative connotations. I just thought you were early 20s)
The might be from the days when I had a picture of myself as my avatar. Most people mistake me for being in my early 20's. Heck, shortly after I turned 30 someone told me they thought I was 19.
"All our dreams can come true -- if we have the courage to pursue them." -- Walt Disney
We must have different Gods. My God said "do to others what you would have them do to you". Your God seems to have said "My Way or the Highway".
#173
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:45pm
People think I'm younger than I really am, too. Not the case for poor Robbie, though. 
#174
Posted: 6/17/11 at 3:47pm
"I recall a time, many years ago, when I was meeting BroadwayBoobs at a show.
Without thinking, I called out: "Boobs!"
Imagine the looks I received."
addy, I love you, and miss you all tons!!
Without thinking, I called out: "Boobs!"
Imagine the looks I received."
addy, I love you, and miss you all tons!!
"All I ask of you is one thing: please don't be cynical. I hate cynicism -- it's my least favorite quality and it doesn't lead anywhere. Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get. But if you work really hard and you're kind, amazing things will happen."
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