AHHHHHH!!!!
sunnamabitch i knew i recognized him...he runs that quaint little shop down on the corner of 54th and Jefferson, doesn't he?
Broadway Star Joined: 9/11/04
yeah,actually,you guys are being really nasty...seems a common theme on this board...
capnkidd: Hey, don't generalize. I WAS NOT nasty. I tried to take the high road. I can't help it if others keep lowering the road bed!
Featured Actor Joined: 7/9/04
I'm sorry but he deserved it.
Producer and equity actor without the knowledge of a dresser.
:::sings:::: Go Back To HIGH SCHOOL!!!!
SM
BEAUTY SCHOOL DROPOUT!
Not commenting on the starter of this thread, but "Go Back to HIGH SCHOOL" just reminded me of Grease.
So he padded his resume a little. I can think of bigger disappointments to discover from padding. And have!
OH MY GOD...you mean there is someone on this board who isn't what they say they are?
I'm SHOCKED...SHOCKED, do you hear me?
well if u would just stop squirming i'll take the probes off your head!
Broadway Star Joined: 9/11/04
samiam,
true you weren't nasty-but another poster claimed that "we" weren't-and the majority of posters were just out & out mean...I've been lurking for some time & it just seems like most here are more negative than positive-nothing personal...
capnkidd
I know a dresser is a piece of furniture, but what is a theater?
Question: A friend of mine in a touring Broadway production told me he has to tip the dressers after every show. Why is this? That was the first time I had heard that. I assume, maybe, they use local people from each city they are in and that's part of the deal??
he has to tip the dressers to get the loose socks out...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
were you guys (up there) refering to Mink Stole, the actress? if you were, I wanted to say she's such a doll! I worked with her a few years ago and she was nothing but sweet. I Love her!
I don't understand why some people can't just pull up their own pants!! HAHA
i think they'd rather have someone pull them down...
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
i just laughed harder and harder as i got closer to the bottom of this thread .... there should be a book "theatre for absolute dummies" I just took a 9 year old to a show who read the entire "playbill" and then the credits and guessed most of their jobs correctly.
I am one of the Star Dressers on the tour of HAIRSPRAY, putting pantyhose on a big man 8 times a week.
Tipping is customary. If you are going to be in a broadway show, expect to tip your dresser, and hair/make-up person.
TIPS stands for To Insure Proper Service. It's a thank you for a job well done.
Featured Actor Joined: 7/9/04
Then if a stagehand does a really good job, how come they don't get tips?
Or a follow spot operator?
SM
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/25/03
Swing Joined: 9/15/04
On Broadway the lowest paid stagehand makes $10/hour more than a dresser...and yes, you can call us costumers....or wardrobe....
And, the stagehands don't have to handle an actor's sweaty laundry.
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