STEPHANIE J. BLOCK'S Q&A IS NOW POSTED!!!

Hi Popular! Long time, no see.

Hi Popular! Was at the Buell for the lottery yesterday (Thursday). About 150 people. AS you know I saw the show on Tues. but was there helping friends odds to get tix. We didn't get them. Going to try again Sunday during the Bronco's game.

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Nope...no Wicked love last night. I don't know what you look like uncageg, but I had my eyes peeled for what I thought you'd look like. LOL! I was kind of surprised how many people were there for the lottery. I guess I'm glad that I went on opening night when there were only about 60 people. Good call on trying during the Bronco game, uncageg...hmmm...

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And...speaking of the Bronco game. I think I heard somewhere that Stephanie is singing the National Anthem.

Yeah...forgot the game was on Monday night!

erik...I was the black guy in jeans with the dark pullover sweater on and black framed glasses. I was standing in line with two ladies. We were off to the side of the box office while they were calling names. Did you watch Fox news last night? They filmed us in line and he filmed my hands while I was filling the lottery card out.

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LeMerm...I am walking over to your office and taking those tickets!!!

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Hey! Great "interview." The questions were great,and in true Stephanie fashion, she answered them with grace, honesty, and appreciation. Continued success, Steph. (even though it's only the beginning!)

Hey there, Popular

Hi, Otis! :)

Perhaps one of the better pieces of advice I've come across in a long time:

Question: I'm interested in pursuing a career in musical theater once I graduate but I know it's not always financially possible. Yet I'm worried that if I start going on a lot of auditions for film and television I'll lose sight of my original dream. Is there a way to balance the different mediums?

Stephanie: That is an awesome question...balance is ALWAYS the goal, personally and professionally in this business. If theatre is your passion, I encourage you to stick with it. The mediums are so different that until you really conquer one...it's very easy to become a "jack of all trades and a master of none"...This may get you some jobs here and there, but not a career. Stay with theatre and grow and learn...don't just know enough to get by.That is the difference between a job and an art!

Aww, yay! I don't think she answered my question though, but oh well. She's so sweet.

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