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Signing a frozen doll?

Posted: 11/4/18 at 10:31pm

Hello,

I was wondering if it would be okay to bring an Elsa doll from the Disney Store to be signed at the stage door. I'm not quite sure of the etiquette - should I only ask them to sign something purchased from the gift shop? Thank you!!

Signing a frozen doll?

Posted: 11/4/18 at 10:53pm

I don’t see any issue with it at all! It’s the same show and all. Some people bring things from past shows an actor has been in and some (not all) actors are cool with it. But yeah, no problem at all with the doll, aside from where they’d sign it I suppose. And if someone does say they won’t sign it, at least you tried!

Signing a frozen doll?

Posted: 11/4/18 at 10:57pm

Thank you! Yes I was just planning on keeping the doll in the box for them to sign so I can display her in the box I guess the worst thing they can do is say no! I just didn't want to offend anyone.

Signing a frozen doll?

Posted: 11/4/18 at 11:14pm

It's up to the actor. So de will sign anything (when Bob Saget was in Drowsy Chaperone, he signed friend's Playbill, which ward from another show). Some will only sign from the show (when Dan Radcliffe was in Equus, he only signed Equus-related items).

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