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the excitement I felt around there just made my own for seeing it on Wednesday multiply endlessly.

Hmmmm, endless multiplicity
....Please contain yourself or you might faint and miss the show.

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I've posted my Adam-centric observations on his thread, but here's a review from an entertainment blogger -
if they didn't want to pay rent then...

Look out, he'll get you, too! Or, wait, you might be safe, since your username isn't a reference to a show that Adam was in -- in which plenty of other actors played the same role, no less.

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but pretty fairly invalidated his arguments.

LOL! If one doesn't agree with you than one's opinions are not valid. So says you!

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Barricades are for "Les Miserables"!

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LOL! If one doesn't agree with you than one's opinions are not valid. So says you!

No, I don't believe that's what I said. Rather, I inferred that your opinion was invalidated by your bratty and contentious communication style. Not to mention that the argument against their age, while objectively valid, is an argument of semantics that itself was mostly chipped away into nothing. It's not their age, it's everyone's awareness of their age. Which is a personal problem, not an objective one.

Nevermind all that, though.

Smiles, guys.

Oh. I missed that oh well

crowd:

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andrew, these fans chased the car around the corner? WTF? I know why they stopped around the corner today, but for the sake of all the completely rude and inappropriate fans lurking, they're NOT going to do that every night, so don't even bother trying a stupid stunt like that again.

There were so many Rent-related people there last night. I saw Michael Greif walk into the theatre before the show. Allan Gordan (the producer) was wandering around as well. Gwen Stewart watched the show from the sound booth downstairs and Harley Jay was in standing room. I wasn't even looking out for these people, but I just happened to recognize them. It was just cool that even the jaded suits that probably haven't seen the show in years were even excited to see Adam and Anthony again.

Everyone was so unprepared for the stagedoor. The cops at the stagedoor seemed so perplexed. They were called down from 42nd street and had no idea why half of 41st street was blocked. siamese dream and I bumped into them again on our way to the subway. Apparently DeRosa is a big Rent movie fan.

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Updated On: 7/31/07 at 02:23 AM

That's some scary bunch outside the stage door!

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Wow. That's terrifying.

*headdesk* I can't believe someone didn't stop and think about the massive crowd of people that would be waiting there tonight... seriously. I so wish I could go see these two. I don't care if they're "too old" to play the roles. They created them, especially Anthony who was the original Mark from day 1 so they will always have a bond with these characters. It's all about acting and I have a feeling they can still pull off these characters even if they're not in their 20s anymore. Theatre is about entertainment, if they can entertain, then they're doing their job and I don't see the problem with asking them back.

sheesh. Next thing you know, only teen actors will be allowed to portray teenagers on tv and in film.

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