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#451

sorry

Posted: 11/2/04 at 4:12pm

Hey Anthony, I wanted to check with my sis about the name and make sure I was right before posting this...but I think you mentioned being friends with Brian Gligor (sp?) who recently played Mark in the tour, well anyway my sister and I went to see it this summer in Atlanta, and she had been going through some really rough stuff and was a complete Rent fanatic, but really shy. So we went to the stage door after the show and I asked him if he would mind taking a picture with her. Not only did he do that, but he was so sweet and talked to her for a few minutes about the show and it probably made her year. I don't know how often you talk to him, but if you get a chance to thank him for me I would really appreciate it. That short conversation made her happier than I had seen her in a long time and that meant the world to me.
Anyway Happy Election Day everyone!

"Commit a little mortal sin, its good for the soul"

#452

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 5:31pm

This is definitely cool. An original RENTer is posting on our board.

Anthony,

I'll pray for you.
----
It's too bad that you won't be continuing with LSOH. I have tickets to see it in Atlanta. You'll be gone then if you leave in December. Oh well, I wish you all the best in filming RENT, I'm sure that it will be a wonderful new take on the great show. I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Best of luck,
Dylan

#453

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 7:05pm

I agree, Zoran, its too bad Anthony isn't staying with the tour, but I think the Rent movie is a fair trade-off for fans fans of Rent and Anthony!

#454

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 7:15pm

That reminds me, anyone can answer if you know, but do all members of the touring Broadway shows have to do absentee ballots for the elections???

#455

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 7:29pm

"That reminds me, anyone can answer if you know, but do all members of the touring Broadway shows have to do absentee ballots for the elections??? "

Yeah, I asked that in the previous page of posts on this thread....With the little thought though I gave it, I think it has to be true, unless the tour is in the place where you are registered to vote...I think if you want to vote you'd have to do the absentee thing...

I wouldn't know 'for sure' though (I asked the same question earlier for that reason hehe)

#456

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 9:16pm

The Dallas theatre was a major pain in the ass, although the audiences seemed to enjoy themselves regardless.

By the way, since you all know more about me than I know about you, tell me a little bit about yourselves: age, where you live, what you do, etc etc. It's only fair, don't you think?

Wow, first of all - I miss this thread for a day or so and it's almost impossible to read it all! I'm in my very early 30s, live in TX (sorry about our former governor/current leader by the way), I teach very precocious 2nd graders, and corrupt their little minds by playing Broadway cast recordings daily (telling them it's "brain music" to help them think) Only kid-friendly shows, of course

~Oh - caught Little Shop twice here in Dallas, and like someone pointed out - our theater is terrible. Sorry Anthony. If I'm not in the front orchestra of that place, I have to get the hearing impaired earphones because the sound system sucks. The production, however, was outstanding. Anthony - you were very kind to speak with people after the show - and it's been great having your thoughts here as well....

~Crime shows? Addicting. Thank God for Tivo.

~Current Broadway cast? After seeing the OBC and just about every subsequent cast since? I think they are actually in great shape at the moment - and I've never seen Caplan perform the way Broawayguy describes. He's always had the best characterization of Mark that I've seen since '97 -- at least he was still dead on as of two months ago (last time I saw the him).

Type-A-Tiff -- A criminologist? What in interesting job. I'm incredibly jealous....

Speaking of precocious 2nd graders, it's report card time and I'm procrastinating here instead of working......

#457

um...wow.

Posted: 11/2/04 at 10:46pm

"By the way, since you all know more about me than I know about you, tell me a little bit about yourselves: age, where you live, what you do, etc etc. It's only fair, don't you think?"

Didnt see this...somehow, but I'll answer now.

My name is Krissy, I am 22 years old, and I live in Germantown, Maryland. I am a student, attending Montgomery College in Maryland, and am preparing to transfer to Maryland where I hope to obtain a degree in Journalism. I also do community theatre when I have extra time.

*steps off soapbox*

::cheezy Grin::

*Krissy* **Support the use of illegal wood burning stoves. Get your own metal trash can today!**

#458

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 12:44am

"By the way, since you all know more about me than I know about you, tell me a little bit about yourselves: age, where you live, what you do, etc etc. It's only fair, don't you think?"

Well, when you put it that way... You're right. It's only fair. Not that I mind. xD

My name's Gen, which is short for Genevieve, which I still have to double-check the spelling of after fifteen years of living with it. I'm a sophmore in a large school ninteen or so minutes out of Philadelphia ("Gewh, Rowiels, gehw. Yieyah.") Between taking electives, box-officing and ushering in the Performing Arts Center, rehearsing for the spring musical, and taking part in "Summer Stage," a childrens' theatre program that turns thirty this coming year, it's become my second home.

End shameless plug for the PAC.

I don't really know what to do with myself for college. There's English and journalism and drama and photography and education, but not medicine or law. Ah, well. I've got two years, and until then, getting past Algebra II is a good goal.

End!

May the lesser of two evils win tonight. Or tomorrow. Or two weeks from now.

"'But do you really mean, sir,' said Peter, 'that there could be other worlds --all over the place, just round the corner-- like that?'

'Nothing is more probable,' said the Professor..."

-The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

#459

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 12:51am

ad-libbing, my middle name is Genevieve...I always spell it wrong on forms...it just looks like too many e's

good luck with Algebra 2!

"Commit a little mortal sin, its good for the soul"

#460

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 1:16am

It's like... G-e-n-e-e-..n-i-e-e Jndfnsdgn. Whatever.

Thanks for that, kates. I'll be needing it.

#461

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 1:20am

Theres a little girl in the preschool class I am a teacher assistant in named Genevive...and I can never spell is right...I dont know if Im spelling it correct now. We just call her Genny lol

*Krissy* **Support the use of illegal wood burning stoves. Get your own metal trash can today!**

#462

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 9:43am

I'm Timm, 18 years old and from Southeastern Massachuisetts. I go to a small college nobody's ever heard of, so I won't say it lol. This really is great that Anthony is here!

#463

um...wow.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 11:25am

Hey anthony. I'm Bradley, sixteen years old, theatre student in south florida. I'm getting into the professional stuff now. I have an agent in nyc and do the theatre program in the summer sort of a thing. Stuff and thing. Oy. Anyways,you're absolutely wonderfulm of course. I am a playwright, I've directed some school productions, and I act constantly (luckily). I go to Stagedoor Manor, but I would love to hear about Interlochen. They do advertise you as an alum. My favorite musicals: Caroline, or Change, Rent, In Trousers, Elegies, March of the Falsettos, Company, Sunday in the Park with George. And plays, too many to mention. did you get to see Caroline? I hope so, though who knows if you did or would have liked it. I'm new to the board, also, and it is a beautiful idea that we're all talking together about our silly little thing called theatre.

Thanks.

"Yesterday is done. See the pretty countryside. Merrily we roll along, roll along- catching at dreams."- Merrily we roll along "The living was the prize, the ending's not the story."- Elegies, a song cycle

#464

Nocturne.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 11:37am

Are you related to Adam Rapp? I read Nocturne by Adam Rapp in the book store a few months ago. It was one of the most incredible things I have ever read, so beautiful, and the language...Just impeccable. So if there is any relationship, say hi for me. What respect I would have for your family if he was, and I would stop bothering you with accolades. If not, oh well. I'll never post to you again in shame.

#465

Nocturne.

Posted: 11/3/04 at 11:38am

Adam Rapp is Anthony's brother.

A work of art is an invitation to love.

#466

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 2:31pm

I picked up a copy of Nocturne a few days ago and I just started reading a few pages and I'm getting sucked into it. After the commotion on this thread dies down, is anyone up for discussing it? I'd like input from people who've read it and people who've seen it because I've got my own opinions about the staging, etc and I'm curious to see other people's perspectives. (Even if your name doesn't end in Rapp, I'd like your input as well.

)

It's been a while since I took a theatre/English course and I miss the days of analyzing plays to death!

"It's not always about you!!!" (But if you think I'm referring to you anyway, then I probably am.)

"Good luck returning my ass!" - Wilhemina Slater

"This is my breakfast, lunch and f***ing dinner right here. I'm not even f***in' joking." - Colin Farrell

#467

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 2:41pm

I'd be up for it...always up for discussing a good play...

I *still* need to find my sopy though...but I'm sure if I looked through my room I'll eventually find it amidst the disaster...

+ I actually asked Anthony about the staging in the 'latebreaking RENT CASTING NEWS' thread and he gave an answer....give me a sec and I'll post what he said in an edit...

re-edited to remove bit o' nocturne....

Updated On: 11/3/04 at 02:41 PM

#468

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 2:47pm

hooray. I would love to hear about some staging. what an incredible piece!

#469

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 3:46pm

stacey - when you find the stuff about staging, stick it in a new msg and bump this thread, okay?

thank ya! (and thank you for not gloating about 4 more years of this drudgery - oops. did I say that? seriously, thanks for not being a bitch about it.)

#470

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 3:57pm

Don't know much about where to find plays... do they sell them in bookstores like Barnes and Noble or do I have to order it?

#471

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 3:59pm

You can probably get it at B&N. It's a pretty popular play.

#472

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 4:02pm

And I was just there, too. Thanks.

#473

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 4:16pm

'Adam Rapp is Anthony's brother'

really? great name!

"People asking questions, lost in confusion. Well I tell them there's no problems, only solutions." ~The one and only John Lennon

#474

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 4:19pm

lol Ponine. That's exactly what I thought the first time I heard his brother's name!

#475

Can we start a Nocturne discussion soon?

Posted: 11/3/04 at 4:21pm

"(and thank you for not gloating about 4 more years of this drudgery - oops. did I say that? seriously, thanks for not being a bitch about it.) "

Yeah... that's not my style... unnecessarily mean at a time where most people (here, both on the boards and in my town, etc,) don't want to hear it... I give you guys respect because the Golden Rule is engrained in me and it says so ("Do onto others..."....I was a very obedient child...)

I'll repost that edited part of the past post and try to bump it...(i dont really know how but i can try to figure it out...)

and insomniak--
I got my copy of the play on amazon.com...if you look there you can find it at a nice price from the marketplace sellers (or just from amazon, but the marketplace sellers can be so much cheaper for a new book)...

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