The Offical Passing Strange Love Thread (Scaryotypes Unite) — Page 4

scary, my friend, you'll LOVE IT!

Re: Theater Talk - STEW (and) Heidi sure do know how to carry themselves. Realy, really GREAT interview! I mean, I knew everything they made mention of already, but y'know, it was a treat just to ... hear it from the horse's mouth.

Also, as an aside, that fella who was on to talk about THE 39 STEPS has gotten me all the more excited for the show - when I FINALLY get to see it at the Cort - on June 19!


Share the Warmth,
Spread the Buzz,
Find the REAL!

Best,
- Mike

Updated On: 3/22/08 at 02:01 PM

I did standing room at PS last night. What a crowd last night.

I stood out by the stage door after the show, which I don't do very often. There were only a couple of us out there. The cast + crew were really really great. All of them were willing to talk to the fans, with the exception of Eisa Davis, who looked like she had somewhere to be. Heidi was awesome to talk to. It took a while for Stew to come out. He apologized for taking so long because he wasn't used to having fans wait for him at the stage door. It was really great to meet him.

Something I noticed, the entire cast were all really stylish. I don't know if it was because it was a Saturday night, but they were all workin it.

I sat front row. It was AWESOME. It's definetly an expierence to sit first row. I thought it was going to be louder than it was, from all the hype about it here, but I go to rock concerts frequently so I'm used to it being that loud. Front row balcony is probably the best place to see the show from, but front row orchestra is second best. You really get the intimacy which I love. I'd say GO FOR IT

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Thanks Dave!

Stew-Something Deeper than These Changes for $9.99

Here's on iTunes ...
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=101716534&s=143441

I bought it too..after seeing PASSING STRANGE. I fell in love with Stew's Music.

J*

Hey Curious, thanks for the PM. Glad you were there to enjoy, once again. Yes, the cast and crew are really the sweetest! They even collect for BC/EFA themselves! NIce. Once again, I reiterate the fact that many "seniors" attend the show, maybe not knowing too much about it, and end up loving it the most. The audience mix of young, old, tween, oldie hippie types, geeks, european, american, gay, straight, etc. makes the show ever more interesting to indulge in...

Nothing definite on the CD yet, Joe5.
(Future fans of PS, please post on this thread)

For those who've seen PS, a TONY Q:

If PS does a musical number on the Tony's what no. do you think it should be, purely for a marketing strategy:

The "We just had Sex" number (sex sells!)
The "Arlington Hill" number? might not seem
right, out of context
"Welcome to Amsterdam" MY vote, if Stew is
allowed to REALLY
rock out!
"Keys" ?
"The Black One" Good choice ?, cause
it's satiric, show
bizzy, Kander & Ebb
sounding.

Updated On: 3/24/08 at 06:13 PM

Caroline, I agree, Stew should be allowed to rock it (AMSTERDAM) INTO the first couple of rows of the TONY'S. It's a freaking great number, which hopefully could translate well on TV.

Saw the show Saturday night and really enjoyed it, so much energy the cast really seemed to be having a blast up there. I met a few at the stage door and they were all very gracious and kind. Definitely a show I would see again. As for a Tony song, I would say "Keys,""Amsterdam," or a Medley

Ditto, BenKaye. It just has to end with KEYS. It's going to be fantastic!

That's awesome, blaxx. I saw it this past Saturday too (evening), and I also thought it could've been louder!!

Great great talent behind the show. Agree with everything you said! Passing Strangers hellz yeah

Watch it, mrkita08. Words can't describe the experience, it's the most honest musical I've ever seen. It's fantastic.

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