West end stage door

It is not largely a thing in London. When I went to see Mary Poppins, I was just walking around the block, and I came to the alley behind the stage door, which was interesting because it had the name of the original theater and a plaque that Mozart had written something in the building that used to be there. There was only a handful of people waiting outside no rails or guards. Charlie Stemp, who was starring is Bert came out and walked right up to me. What a darling boy.

It is very much “a thing” now. Not every show sets up barricades (a lot do) but it has absolutely become a normal thing on the West End.

I saw "A Little Life" a few weeks ago. It's a long play and they had a matinee the next day. They do have barricades as well as security watching, noting that only those who attended the performances could stagedoor. They announced that they cast will only sign things that are related to the play (the program, the ticket, the book, etc.) and no one will be taking photos. The author was in town and saw the town that evening so the cast took a good while to come out. Of course, they're not obligated in any way to do the stagedoor. Those that did come were very lovely and nice to chat. The security did make sure they moved along after a bit as to make sure they were out quickly.

Does anyone perchance know where the SD for @sohoplace is? I’m going to BROKEBACK tonight