Sondheim and cast sign Night Music CD!- Page 2

[mormonophobic]

Posted: 3/28/10 at 9:00pm

WithoutATrace, not really the news I was hoping for. Still, thank you for the quick reply. Have fun at the signing!

[ILoveALNM]

Posted: 3/29/10 at 7:29pm

In the email "A Little Night Music" sent out regarding the signing it said, "You may purchase multiple CD's, but only one (1) CD per person will be signed and the signatures will be limited to a previously designated location on the CD leaflet. Company members will be instructed on where to sign."
Does anyone have any idea as to whether we will actually be able to meet the actors at that time or if the CD will simply be passed down a line in the theater for the entire cast to sign? Do these normally work where you approach whichever actors you want to sign your CD or where everyone just signs it? Thanks!

[givesmevoice]

Posted: 3/29/10 at 8:35pm

Usually they're seated at a table and your CD booklet gets passed down from one actor to another. You might have the chance to briefly talk to the actors, but not more than 30 seconds.

[binau]

Posted: 3/29/10 at 11:20pm

Do you walk down the table 'following' your booklet being passed on?

[Rudy2]

Posted: 3/30/10 at 3:16am

The way Barnes & Noble tends to do it is you follow the booklet.

[Yero my Hero]

Posted: 3/30/10 at 11:33am

For SWEENEY TODD, which included many of the same producers, you followed your booklet down the table.

[Yero my Hero]

Posted: 3/30/10 at 11:49am

Also at the Sweeney signing you did get the chance to talk to people, not for long though. There was some sort of pause while I was in front of Sondheim, and I took the opportunity to mention how much I had loved the show, and he told me that he was fascinated by Doyle's concept and when he first saw it in London he saw the show in a completely new way. The way he spoke about Doyle was awesome, just so much respect.

[ILoveALNM]

Posted: 3/30/10 at 9:23pm

Thanks for your thoughts everyone!

[andsym9001]

Posted: 3/31/10 at 7:51pm

So what time are we thinking people will start lining up? Are we thinking like noon? Or 9am? Earlier?

[Just_John]

Posted: 3/31/10 at 9:01pm

I assume the line may very well start before 9, but if you got there at 12 , or even at 2 I have no doubt that by 3:30 you wouldn't have it signed.

[BP Broadway Diva]

Posted: 3/31/10 at 9:43pm

as a teacher....i say cut school for sondheim! i would be cutting school myself but i'm on spring break so i can go without cutting lol

[binau]

Posted: 3/31/10 at 11:17pm

"I assume the line may very well start before 9, but if you got there at 12 , or even at 2 I have no doubt that by 3:30 you wouldn't have it signed."

So you are saying that 12pm is too late? (It's just a little confusing because you've used 'but' as if the direction of the conversation was about to change)

[Just_John]

Posted: 3/31/10 at 11:26pm

No i said that if you got there anytime before 2 you would most likely have your cd signed by 3:30. But get there as early as you can if you have nothing better to do. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity.