Richard Amaro and Raymond del Barrio of "The Dancer's Life". Total sweethearts, and they get really, really close in pictures.
(Chita didn't come out, sadly, but she DID have a show at 6:30 that night. Any ideas where I could send the letter I wrote, since she's out of Philly and the tour's not going to Cleveland till February?)
Obba Babatunde (he was Billy Flynn in Chicago): AMAZING. He really, really cares about the people who wait for the actors at the stage door. He took time to talk with EVERYONE, signed and posed for pictures, and even had a few headshots of himself in the show in case anyone didn't have something to get signed. He was great.
Faith Prince: I had the great privilege of working with her during a holiday concert series here in Philly. So, after the show, I walked over to the table where she and Peter Nero were signing and doing photos to tell them both how much I enjoyed getting to work with them. When the security guard went to take our picture together, my camera decided to stop working. My heart completely dropped. Ms. Prince just said, "Can I see it a minute?" and went along trying to get my camera to work. And whatever she managed to do completely worked. So, I can say that Faith Prince fixed my camera. Both she and Peter Nero signed the Playbill, and she wrote something like "It was great working with you! <3 Faith"
Anthony Rapp: Sweetheartsweetheartsweetheart. He was so happy that everyone showed up to his book signing. He gave my friend a hug, and I was like, "I was GOING to ask you to do the tango picture with me, but that chair looks very, very comfortable, so never mind." And he laughed and said "If you can wait around until everyone else is gone, I will totally take the picture with you." Didn't happen, because my friend's dad made us leave. But still, he was amazing to meet.
callbacks: anita and rosalia, "west side story"
auditions: is there life after high school
Avatar: Me with Olga Merediz