"Perfect for US": The NEXT TO NORMAL love thread! — Page 42

Agreed froggy. But there is always more to the story.

I have gotten an outpouring of PMs giving me props and saying they are happy someone finally has spoken up. Many people feel the same way, and they are frightened of this woman.

I am fine with people loving the show. I love shows. I love that people spend lots of money on shows. It is a wonderful thing.

We are talking about a complicated and much different situation. She is a disturbance to others during the show. That is what bothers me. Also at the stage door and rush line, but that is another matter. She distracts from the PERFORMANCES.

The fact that you are 15 says a lot. This woman has a little gaggle of people that in HIGH SCHOOL that worship her. Keep in mind, she is almost 40 years old.

Updated On: 7/22/09 at 05:35 PM

Isn't this supposed to be the next to normal LOVE THREAD? This is totally inappropriate, back the hell off. Personally attacking people is beyond rude, I don't care what the circumstances are or what "more to the story" there is.

In other news, and back to the actual topic of this thread, the n2n facebook page just posted that they're no longer performing at Broadway in Bryant Park tomorrow and have rescheduled for August 6th.

I don't think she is going to stop purposely being moved by the show just to please some stupid losers on a random thread that she doesn't even know personally.

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Who is it? & what is she doing exactly? just crying b/c you've been affected by a show is normal Theater affects people in different ways and everyone has their own way of dealing with it/reacting

No it wouldn't have. People are not ATTACKING her, just bringing up her supposed behavior and criticizing it.

TKing....read the thread and you can catch up.

Guys, the POINT that is being made is that an audience member is disruptive to both the audience AND the cast with her histrionics on being affected by the show. THAT is wrong. No one is saying she shouldn't see the show. No one is telling her NOT to be moved. They are trying to point out that she is affecting the enjoyment of the show and the performers concentration.

Is there a better way to do it? Probably not. People like this (and note I have no direct experience with this individual person) do not see that they are being disruptive. Sometimes the hit you over the head with the info is the only way to get the message across.

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Libby -- you will barely recognized it! I LIKED it at 2nd Stage...now it's something I can't get enough of.

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^I saw it with my mom and had the same hesitations. She LOVED it! Have a great time! : )

Ugh I'm dyingggg to see it. I'm going to try to get rush tickets the Monday after I come back from vacation, hopefully 6 AM will be early enough. I've tried to be really careful about reading spoilers and have only listened to a handful of songs, but inadvertently, I know a bunch of what happens. Still, I'm ridiculously excited to check it out.

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I rushed the show on the 12th, and got a box seat.
After hearing rave reviews, I was very excited to be seeing it, and I was not disappointed at all. The cast was on fire, their energy radiated into the audience and the audience's reactions were great, especially when major plot lines were revealed. I have never been so moved by a show before. I'm hoping to make another trip to see it before the summer ends, but I'll be trying for a rear mezzanine seat, as the box seat I was in wasn't exactly the best seat in the house.

Libby--Yeah, Aaron is coming back in September, but my sister leaves for Spain for four months the week he comes back. So I won't be able to take her to see him until January (I'm praying that the show is still around!). I hope you get to go back and see him sooner than that, though!

Yep, I believe his first day back is September 7.

Although I'm pleased that people are going to next to normal many times, thus helping ensure a long run, i think that going thirty something times is way too much... i don't think i could ever afford that