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Iceman Cometh is asking for $50 donation

lostphantom said: "Iceman Cometh is asking for $50 donation"

That is a great value. Sent at the end of April and waiting to hear back.

AllThatJazz2 said: "Evans2 said: "theodora2 said: "Has anyone heard back from My Fair Lady or The Iceman Cometh?"

Yes! I heard back from My Fair Lady and received a full cast signed Playbill."

Evans2, did you need a donation for My Fair Lady?


I feel silly asking this, but when you guys say to include a self addressed, stamped envelope, what do you normally include? A regular letter envelope for a general reply, or a padded envelope that can hold a Playbill flat, etc?I've never done anything like this before and am unsure of the protocol.

Also, how do you even find out if a donation is required for a show? Do they make that information known somewhere?"

Hey! I'm not sure if My Fair Lady requires a donation. I tend to always include a donation when asking for a cast signed Playbill.

Plenty of shows do not require donations. Off the top of my head, Come From Away doesn't require a donation. There's not a formal place to look who requires a donation or not. I would follow this thread and read back a few pages. That will give you a better sense. You can also write to the stage manager and ask if the show requires a donation for a signed Playbill.

Updated On: 5/15/18 at 02:04 PM

Has anyone written to Alex Boniello?

Evans2 said: "Heard back from Hello, Dolly. Took about two weeks. Mailed 3/27, got it back 4/9.

Donation for signed Playbill is $100. Beautiful looking Playbill."

So....got back my SASE today from Hello, Dolly - EMPTY!! They mailed back an empty, open, crinkled SASE. Needless to say, the check was cashed 4 days after I mailed it to the Shubert. First time I've attempted requesting a signed playbill - and last. I feel a bit foolish, also, in a way. Never again. I'll stick to ebay from now on...or in-person transactions. Oh well, live and learn.

I've never written to individual actors - is it normal to request a signed playbill from them too?



Also, anyone know how long it takes Book of Mormon to write back? I sent out playbill requests to them and lobby hero 2 weeks ago now and still haven't heard back and i am impatiently waiting lol

BroadwayNoob said: "I've never written to individual actors - is it normal to request a signed playbill from them too?



Also, anyone know how long it takes Book of Mormon to write back? I sent out playbill requests to them and lobby hero 2 weeks ago now and still haven't heard back and i am impatiently waiting lol"

I've only ever written to individual actors. It can take a while, but I've never not gotten a response/signed playbill in return!

Evans2 said: "BPfan81 said: "Evans2 said: "Heard back from Hello, Dolly. Took about two weeks. Mailed 3/27, got it back 4/9.

Donation for signed Playbill is $100. Beautiful looking Playbill."

So....got back my SASE today from Hello, Dolly - EMPTY!! They mailed back an empty, open, crinkled SASE.Needless to say, the check was cashed 4 days after I mailed it to the Shubert. First time I've attempted requesting a signed playbill- and last. I feel a bit foolish, also, in a way. Never again. I'll stick to ebay from now on...or in-person transactions. Oh well, live and learn."

Take a picture and write to the stage manager over at the Shubert. Explain that your check was cashed and what happened. They should make it right.

Same situation happened to a friend when requesting while Donna Murphy was in the show. He wrote and they corrected the problem."

Thanks for your advice. I'll think about it....not sure if I want to make the effort anymore.

taylortrensch said: "BPfan81 said: "Evans2 said: "BPfan81 said: "Evans2 said: "Heard back from Hello, Dolly. Took about two weeks. Mailed 3/27, got it back 4/9.

Donation for signed Playbill is $100. Beautiful looking Playbill."

So....got back my SASE today from Hello, Dolly - EMPTY!! They mailed back an empty, open, crinkled SASE.Needless to say, the check was cashed 4 days after I mailed it to the Shubert. First time I've attempted requesting a signed playbill- and last. I feel a bit foolish, also, in a way. Never again. I'll stick to ebay from now on...or in-person transactions. Oh well, live and learn."

Take a picture and write to the stage manager over at the Shubert. Explain that your check was cashed and what happened. They should make it right.

Same situation happened to a friend when requesting while Donna Murphy was in the show. He wrote and they corrected the problem."

Thanks for your advice. I'll think about it....not sure if I want to make the effort anymore."

Why not? You're probably one of the only people who's okay withspending$100 to get an empty envelope."

Quite the opposite - i just think it will fruitless to continue. First of all, how can I prove I did not get the playbill? They might just assume I'm 'requesting' another one. At least the money (hopefully) went to charity. I'll think about it. Or just check out ebay and see what they have. Just a bit disappointed. But I should have thought this might have happened.

Moriah3 said: "Was wondering if anyone had the address for the boys in the band and three tall women? I’m wanting to write Laurie metcalf does anyone know if she responds? Also has anyone heard back from Bernadette Peters? Or Andrew Garfieldor Nathan Lane? Thanks so much!!!"

Someone in this thread said that Laurie Metcalf does in fact respond and personalize Playbills!

I wrote to The Iceman Cometh about a month ago, I think, and I didn't include a donation, since I didn't know they required one. Just got my SASE back in the mail today telling me I need to donate $50 for the Playbill. Oh well. Not going to bother trying again, since I didn't REALLY want it.