"Maybe you could teach me how to LuPwn? No, that seems like something only a bitter delusional queen could enjoy." -JoeKv99 on the remarks of TooDarnHot
"Maybe you could teach me how to LuPwn? No, that seems like something only a bitter delusional queen could enjoy." -JoeKv99 on the remarks of TooDarnHot
haha random! I've never really noticed, but at the ogunquit playhouse for Hairspray AND Forbidden Broadway they had shimmery, glittery streamer-curtains in addition to the normal ones that were pretty. I'll pay attention more closely next time I see a show!!
"I told you, NO Rodgers and Hammerstein!"- Bart Simpson
"Maybe you could teach me how to LuPwn? No, that seems like something only a bitter delusional queen could enjoy." -JoeKv99 on the remarks of TooDarnHot
Phantom of The Opera doesn't have a show curtain. When you enter you see the darkened auction set with many different items including the large chandelier all covered up. At the end of Act 1 after the chandelier falls, there's a red velvet curtain that comes down.
"You drank a charm to kill John Proctor's wife! You drank a charm to kill Goody Proctor!" - Betty Parris to Abigail Williams in Arthur Miller's The Crucible
I LOVE the Young Frankenstein curtain. Although I mostly just love the title that flashes on it during the overture. It feels like an old horror movie.
And A CATERED AFFAIR doesn't have a curtain...just the empty stage (don't remember what set pieces were on but I think the two fire escape ladders were on) with Winston's suitcase at center.