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atuomala said: "Anyone send something to Patrick Page?"

I can't vouch from personal experience, but he's posted pictures/video on Instagram of signing for people who wrote via mail. (Including one video where his dog Georgie had chewed on some of the mail!)

Evans2 said: "Today, I received mail back from Betrayal and attached was a note that said "Donations cannot be accepted."

My check was returned and I was given an unsigned Playbill.

Has this ever happened to anyone else? Any idea why donations cannot be accepted?"

I assume they have no established way to forward donations to the charity. You are just making work for them.

Greetings! We went to see Bettlejuice yesterday, and since it was raining, nobody came out from the stage door to sign. I want to send my Playbill to get a few signatures, but I'm afraid it won't come back and I will lose it. (Unfortunately I didn't grab two.) Any suggestions? Also, what address should I sent it to at the Winter Garden Theatre?

Thanks so much!

Just send a nice letter asking for one with your SASE, and they should send back. I got one after about 18 days.. this was a few months ago though, and as they're about to be in the midst of BCEFA fundraising, it's possible they could ask you for a donation (usually around $20) which you would do on the BCEFA website and then send your receipt to the theater, and they'll send back the playbill in your SASE

AndreyIsntHere said: "Has anyone heard back from Anaïs Mitchell and/or Rachel Chavkin? I sent them letters, both addressed to the Kerr, about a month after the Tonys...I wouldn't expect a response this soon anyway, especially considering that Anaïs has been on tour/vacation outside the US...I'm mostly worried that the letters might've gotten lost somewhere due to the fact that I sent them by the time they stopped frequenting the theatre."

I wrote to Rachel Chavkin in December 2019. I sent my letter to A.R.T. while she was there with Moby-Dick. I had a questions about Moby-Dick and Hadestown so I sent it to A.R.T. because I wasn’t sure the next time she’s be at the Kerr. Anyway, I thought the letter got lost because I never mailed to A.R.T. before. I’m guessing her mail got forwarded to the Kerr because she wrote back! I wasn’t expecting a reply, but I received a letter back in April 2020. Her reply was lovely, kind, and she answered my question thoroughly.

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My main question was regarding Hadestown staging. I noticed something but was confused. I was looking for clarity which she gave and I’m thankful for because now I understand the show as a whole better.

I was lucky enough to see the original company of Wicked way back in December of 2003. I would love nothing more than to get Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel to sign my Playbill. I have two of them, so if I never get the one back in the process, at least I have the other one. Any advice on how I can get them to both sign it would be awesome. Thank you!

Oh wow, I forgot about this thread LOL

I’m glad this thread is back!

I just got a Playbill from “Thoughts Of A Colored Man” back today. Took about 2.5 weeks.

I still have one for Chicken & Biscuits out in the ether and im sending one to American Utopia and Girl From The North Country this week!

msmp said: "Does anyone know if there's a standard BC/EFA donation for a cast-signed playbill now that things have (mostly) reopened? Given there's not going to be a red bucket collection this year, I'd love to send away if they're going to do them at all."

They are doing red buckets of some sort. GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY had the buckets out and were selling signed posters for $100.

Received cast signed playbills from Wicked, Clyde’s, Thoughts of a Colored Man, and Mrs. Doubtfire. No donations required.