The Jersey Boys Tour Thread — Page 12

Daniel Vosovic was there tonight!!! He stood behind me in the will call line.

I love this cast enormously. And I'm super glad Erich's back (if sporadically - I guess he just didn't want to do the double show day), he's beyond amazing, bronchitis & all!

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The audience just wouldn't allow them to say their lines after a song finished! That happens a lot though.
This was actually the first performance I saw where the audience didn't allow them to move the story forward. The other 6 times they never had to pause midline after a song that goes straight into lines right after it's over. The audience sensed they were going right into another scene stopped applauding quickly to let them move on.

What time do they sell rush for the 8 pm show?
Tickets for the 8pm show go on sale at 6. But that day rush is probably going to be hectic. All the regulars that were inline today said they were going to their final preformance, and there were a lot of regulars today.

Daniel Vosovic was there tonight!!!
Seriously. I thought he rocked on his season of Project Runway and should have won.

Man I'm totally going to miss this cast. I'm starting to go through Sherry Company withdrawl already. I went out with some friends tonight and had no idea they were staying in a Hotel right across from the Curran. As we were leaving their hotel to go to a bar, JB just let out and I was tempted to stagedoor again and say bye the the cast one last time.

Edit: By the way, anyone going to the last preformance has to post a reveiw. I want to hear how it went or if they did anything special for that night.

Updated On: 4/29/07 at 05:52 AM

I was reading through this tread and it reminded me that I forgot to mention this one thing in my review of yesterday's matinee, and it's about Taylor and wig. Since he was in Eric's track he has to play Bob Crewe's assistant. The minute he walked out on stage with that wig on I turned to one of the regulars on my right, she turned to me and we both started cracking up. He looked hilarious in it, mainly because it was so obvious it was a wig, and it made it look like his hair line was receeding. Seriously it looked like a bad hairpiece. But what almost had me rolling on the floor was the expression on his face during that whole scene. Oh if I had a camera and could take picture of it I would have.

mll85 and kaibranch - It was great meeting you guys yesterday in line! =)

I completely agree about Taylor's wig... it was hilarious!

The lady I was sitting next to kept bouncing every time the guys were singing... and she sang along to almost every song. It took all of my willpower and self-control to keep from slapping her. Haha.

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I laughed and laughed at Taylor's wig and his checking out Frankie in Bob Crewe's apt scene.

It's things like this that make me wish I could rush again. Alas, only once more with this cast, and it's a rear balc seat.

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Edited my earlier post to add a little more...

I saw Doug Crawford's first time going on in the Hank/Mika track and he was pretty funny, but I agree that his "HEY!" was completely different (but still amusing).

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I saw Brandon at Safeway today :P

aww love the pic! I'd love to see these guys!

I just found out yesterday that Jersey Boys is coming to my city in Spring of 2008!!!! They look great in that picture and I can't wait to see them in Chicago!!!!

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The Bob looks adorable, and that's pretty much all I ask for out of life...

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andrew gehling looks awfully familiar... i can't place my finger on it though.

This tab's been open in my browser forever - I can't remeber why though. Google?

This desire for a good rags-to-riches story may actually hold just as much weight during the audition process as vocal talent. Just ask Jarrod Spector, formerly of the Princeton Class of 2003 and now a student at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, who was at the New York auditions.

Spector made it as far as the third round of auditions, going up in front of Cowell and Abdul. He received a very positive response for his performance, but it was his history that eventually took him out of the running.

Spector, who appeared as Gavroche in Broadway's "Les Miserables" in 1990, was also a contestant on "Star Search" fourteen years ago. Though the official rules state that an Idol contestant cannot have appeared on national television in the past ten years, the judges felt that Spector had too much experience and wouldn't make a good story.

More here!:
http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/archives/2002/11/07/arts/6283.shtml

The article's from 2002!

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