Who have you gotten stuff back from? — Page 215

tvgus2 said: "How much postage did you put on the mailer?"

The Dolly poster was a thicker stock than most, so I put three normal window cards in the mailer, and took it to the post office. They weighed it and put however many stamps it needed. It was like $7 something, but I don't know the exact total.

Moriah3 said: "When you ask for a cast signed playbill from a show do you just put stage manager or do you have to put the stage managers name on the envelope? Also does Lion King ask for a donation or does Phantom? Thanks for the help!"

It doesn't hurt to use the search function to find these answers (which also goes for almost every single one of the questions you post), but you do not need to put the stage manager's name. Neither POTO or Lion King ask for a donation.

taylortrensch said: "CoolDogeGuy said: "Just wondering...has anyone tried asking for a cast-signed Playbill from Dear Evan Hansen now that they're not as strict with sending out signed Playbills? And I'm also wondering if it's possible to send a letter to one cast member of a show asking them to sign a Playbill and for them to ask another person in the cast to sign the Playbill as well? I don't want it to seem rude and I don't know if they'll do it."

You're confused. Dear Evan Hansen cast members havealwaysbeen allowed to send back signed Playbills in individual replies. If you write to an individual actor, there is/was no rule saying that they are unable to send you back one. Also, it's really rude to ask actors to ask other actors to sign things. Several cast members from various shows have complained about this via IG stories. If you're interested in more than one person's autograph or a reply from more than one person - write to them. Don't write to only one and then ask them to do stuff for you from other actors. They don't owe you anything, whether that be a reply or to ask other people for favors.Bottom line : it's rude. Don't do it."

I think this person may be referring to the time the production asked for donations to BCEFA in exchange for individual responses from cast members. I think it was after they won the Tony when the cast was receiving large amounts of fan mail and, regardless of what you asked for/who you sent to, you received a letter back asking for a minimum donation to BCEFA.

I sent to him about 3 years ago and never heard back. You should probably start moving on.

Has anyone gotten stuff back from a producer of a show? Lol, my bf is a fan of a Basketball player that recently announced he's a producer and I wrote to him just for fun a week ago (sent to the theater of the show). I highly doubt I'll get anything back BUT figured I'd ask on here. (I asked for a signed playbill, haha)

Also - I wrote to Hugh Dancy about 2 weeks ago -- anyone ever get a reply from him? (I just requested a signed playbill)

Oh yeah - the new baby! I forgot his life probably only has 2-3 hours of sleep currently, haha.

But another q: does anyone know if theaters forward mail to actors from past plays? I was able to snag a playbill that had Ewan McGregor (from 2014) and thought hmm... wonder if I sent it to the theater that hosted him would they forward his mail.. (with a SASE of course!)

BroadwayRox3588 said: "How do you send stuff to New World Stages shows? I want to write to Lauren Molina beforeDesperate Measures closes."

Post your mail to the New World Stages address and specify on the envelope which performer of which show it’s intended for.

rkzero96 said: "oh man, been waiting on My Fair Lady and Pretty Woman... hopefully they'll come soon!"

It was a nice surprise. Especially because the MFL one need up being a pride playbill from June with the full OBC signatures including Dianna Rigg.

Attn: Stage Manager
Vivian Beaumont Theatre
c/o "My Fair Lady"
50 Linclon Center Plaza
New York, NY 10023

Updated On: 10/19/18 at 04:58 PM