Photo Coverage: 'Cyrano' Opening Night & Party

Answers to both are here:
http://www.broadway.com/gen/general.aspx?ci=536203

While no performer is obligated to go to the opening night party, in my opinion, not showing -- just for a couple of minutes or so -- is somewhat insulting to all the other people involved who sweated to get the thing going. It would be a nice curtesy, that's all. And to anyone reading this post, please don't start haranguing me about actors having their own lives, actors not being the property of the public, etc., etc. I KNOW that. I'm speaking on behalf of their colleagues. PERIOD.

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Updated On: 11/2/07 at 02:50 PM

"Having given so completely and depletingly "at the office," Kline declined the afterparty at Spotlight Live-Times Square (nee Noche), a narrow four-story edifice with dim lighting, low-slung tables and lots of stairs. "Kevin doesn't do parties," his agent, Jeff Hunter, said. (Actually, he does — but with the look of a man who craves to be elsewhere.)"


http://www.playbill.com/news/article/112489.html