Joined: 12/31/69
Are there any good pictures of Piazza in it?
Look on the Show People website. You can purchase single issues of a lot of magazines directly from them. Or if you have an old issue, look inside. Sometimes there's info there, also. You might have to pay more than the regular price, though. I've done it a few times with mags I missed and couldn't get any other way.
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Thanks, I'll look into that. I need this.
DAMN.
Raul looks like sex epitomized in that photo. *salivates*
Whoops, double post.
I found the list of places that sell it... but I can't find where you can buy individual issues. Help?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
What does the article say? I can't obtain a copy of my own.
I used to hate chest hair. Then I saw Raul Esparza's open shirt. Now I'm in lust.
*discreetly wipes up drool*
I'll type up the article when I get a frigging copy.
:::sigh::: The things I do for you ladies.
"You'd think tht for an actor who has played a fiery AIDS activist, a Neo-impressionist painter and an acerbic drag queen, the role of Caractacus Pots, a doting father in the musical confection Chitty Chitty Bank Bang would be a peice of cake. You'd be wrong. "It's the most exhausting role I've ever done," says Esparza, whose credits include such not-untaxing projects as The Normal Heart, Sunday in the Park With George and Taboo. "Summoning up that constant innocence and wonder eight times a week can be grueling." Maybe even more so for the Cuban-American star who came to New York from Miami and conquered with a dark sensuality and brooding intensity that has made hime a go-to Sondheim interpreter. The name Caractacus is derived from an ancient Roman general and it fits a warrior like Esparza. But he marshals that talent with sensitivity. "I absolutely think you have to find the wonder and innocence in every role you play, no matter how decadent, angry or emotionally detached the character," he says. He says his favorite role is the struggling musical theater composer who's mired in a creative crisis in tick, tick...BOOM! "It's easy to succeed when everbody is telling you how great you are," says Esparza. "But how do you keep believing in yourself when everybody around you is saying you're not very good?" That's not a problem Esparza will have to address for the foreseeable future."
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
We now love you forever, bdwaygirl.
RAUL YOU ARE VERY GOOD AND I LOVE YOU!!
*drool*
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/7/04
Thank you, bdway!!
He's cute when he talks about Chitty.
And I've had another revelation, thanks to that photo- I no longer hate man jewelry. He looks sexy with the necklace.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/04
That man is...flawless.
I WILL find this magazine. Tomorrow. Emcee is DETERMINED.
oops, double post! That's how determined I am!
Having made how many circles around Times Square with you - I know how determined she is.
Trust me people, she is more determined to find this magazine than Michael Moore is to make the world hate Bush.
Good luck with that, EM!g
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
*marches*
My internet service is crashing for most of tomorrow afternoon; I need an activity!
Take me to swimming in the shallows or w/e lol!
J/K
I GOT IT!!!!
Leading Actor Joined: 6/19/05
thank god...i was wondering how your search went...where did you end up finding it?
This really random place on Broadway, just around 47th street. It's a tiny little store that ONLY sells magazines, but they have everything and then some. It was hiding in a corner, but they had it!
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