#2276
Posted: 8/19/10 at 2:15pm
Yes, Andrea is coming back in September. I think Sep 2nd or 3rd is what I read. At the stage door, she said in about 3 weeks, so that kind of lines up. I also noticed her acting as Janet's "official" stage door photographer (/videographer?), but I missed the cell phone thing during blackout. She and Janet left the stage door scene hand in hand and got into a taxi. I assume there was a cast party afterwards. Bianca is fantastic as Daniela, but I kind of wish Andrea could have come back to the show just for the night.
The audience clapping along thing was really weird. I have never seen/heard that before at Heights. I can kind of, sort of see it during Carnaval- maybe- but during When the Sun Goes Down? Really just no. The ushers or someone finally shushed them before the end of that song.
I loved Janet rocking her real hair, but having finally gotten used to the wig, it was jarring when she first ran on stage.
And in the category of noticing little things, I'll add that I recently noticed that there's a framed photo of Mandy at the back of the dispatch part of the set. I wonder if now they'll add one of Janet, or if there's one of her somewhere in the salon. I also noticed that the newspaper someone is reading at one point has on the front cover, "Tragedy in el Barrio." I assumed it's a throwback to the "double-decker bus wreck" (on 192nd) referred to in Benny's Dispatch.
The audience clapping along thing was really weird. I have never seen/heard that before at Heights. I can kind of, sort of see it during Carnaval- maybe- but during When the Sun Goes Down? Really just no. The ushers or someone finally shushed them before the end of that song.
I loved Janet rocking her real hair, but having finally gotten used to the wig, it was jarring when she first ran on stage.
And in the category of noticing little things, I'll add that I recently noticed that there's a framed photo of Mandy at the back of the dispatch part of the set. I wonder if now they'll add one of Janet, or if there's one of her somewhere in the salon. I also noticed that the newspaper someone is reading at one point has on the front cover, "Tragedy in el Barrio." I assumed it's a throwback to the "double-decker bus wreck" (on 192nd) referred to in Benny's Dispatch.
