#3
Posted: 7/17/05 at 12:30am
he thinks mark and collins have come back for something, hence: "what'd you forget?"
#4
Posted: 7/17/05 at 12:31am
He thinks Mark is coming back, since he just left. He should say it before he "opens the door."
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Updated On: 7/17/05 at 12:31 AM
#5
Posted: 7/17/05 at 12:43am
Oh, WOW. That makes TOTAL sense, but I never would have figured that out on my own. Thanks guys! Now I can rest easy.
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#7
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:28am
i've only seen rent on stage once, but does the staging reflect that? i dont remember.
#9
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:33am
Yeah..the whole...Mark thing...
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#10
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:41am
the staging? roger is alone playing the guitar when mark leaves... he sings one song glory... someone knocks and comes back inside... without looking up he just assumes it's mark (or maybe collins because he's knocking...) and says "what'd you forget?" then he hears the female voice and is taken aback! ta da!
#11
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:42am
there isn't an actual door to open, so no. the staging doesn't have him saying it before he opens the door. there is no door...
#12
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:47am
If I pay 100 dollars, I want a door.
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#13
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:49am
who said there was a door? i just said knocking!
#14
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:50am
The door is the Christmas Tree, as I understand it.
#15
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:52am
now it all makes sense... remind me why she moos but where's a cat suit? shouldn't she meow?
#16
Posted: 7/17/05 at 2:58am
The way I see it is the cat plays the fiddle. Fiddler on the Roof is about Jews...and Idina is a Jew....hence the cat suit.
#18
Posted: 7/17/05 at 9:08am
"If I pay $100, I want a door."
You get your door in the second act. Actually, it's a folding table stood up on end, but it does a nice job portraying a door. That table deserved a Tony nomination for playing so many roles in RENT.
You get your door in the second act. Actually, it's a folding table stood up on end, but it does a nice job portraying a door. That table deserved a Tony nomination for playing so many roles in RENT.
#19
Posted: 7/17/05 at 10:27am
i got another lyric question: what does roger say during christmas bells when he introduces mimi to mark: she says "that's what he said" and what does roger say?
#20
Posted: 7/17/05 at 1:22pm
I think Roger says "Mark, this is Mimi she'll be dining with us." Then Mark goes "I think we've met" and Mimi says "That's what he said." Or that's what the RENT bible says.
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#21
Posted: 7/17/05 at 1:34pm
lol. whenever in doubt, look to the Rent bible.
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#22
Posted: 7/17/05 at 1:35pm
mark says "i think we've met" giving more reference to the boys seeing her at the cat scratch club.
#23
Posted: 7/18/05 at 8:53am
right, but after all of that dialogue, roger says something. i can't figure out what it is. it starts like "i said it..."
#24
Posted: 7/18/05 at 9:05am
Right - Mark says "I think we've met," and if you listen carefully on the CD, you'll hear Adam sing really high, "let's not hold hands yet..." and I think there's a quick "I should tell you." There's so much going on that it's hard to pick out the individual stuff, but it's all in the CD pamphlet, if you have the double-disk. It's often harder to pick up live, but on the CD you should be able to find it, because you can pick Adam's voice out so easily.
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Updated On: 7/18/05 at 09:05 AM
#25
Posted: 7/18/05 at 9:17am
Wax Lion is intrigued by this thread. There are references in the show that are left unexplained...and he's very surprised that they haven't been brought up. Wax Lion would like to try to stump even the staunchest of RENT fans. Here's your RENT LYRIC TRIVIA question for Monday:
The line,"...No, you cut the paper plate!", sung by Joanne Jefferson during WE'RE OKAY, is in reference to what? What do you *THINK* she's talking about?
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The line,"...No, you cut the paper plate!", sung by Joanne Jefferson during WE'RE OKAY, is in reference to what? What do you *THINK* she's talking about?
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