"Wicked" Stage Door Yesterday (Aug 25th)- Page 10
"Wicked" Stage Door Yesterday (Aug 25th)
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#225
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:54pmjust meet me next to the recruiting booth in times square at around 3, ok?
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#226
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:55pmNamo, I was there last night and I really noticed the gasping. It was kind of scary. She sounds like she's about to have a coronary. Updated On: 8/27/04 at 12:55 PM
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#227
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:56pmSee you there, papa.
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#228
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:57pm
"...it seems to me more parents are the autograph seekers than kids and they push them to be used as an excuse to meet the star."
I can think of absolutely no other reason to have children.
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#229
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:58pmThe only better reason is to put THEM onstage and make money off them. But that's the only one.
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#230
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:59pmSeriously, Namo? Someone's got to go out and get you smokes when you're too drunk off your ass to leave the house.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/1/03
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#231
Posted: 8/27/04 at 12:59pmSpeaking of which, two women were parading a 3-year-old all decked out as Dorothy around the stage door. Michelle Federer, on her way in, stopped and said how cute she was, but the women didn't recognize her and pretty much blew her off.
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#232
Posted: 8/27/04 at 1:00pm
"The only better reason is to put THEM onstage and make money off them. But that's the only one."
And then you have to get them to sign lots of headshots and sell them on ebay.
Updated On: 8/27/04 at 01:00 PM
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#233
Posted: 8/27/04 at 1:01pmYES Delphine!!!! LOL!!!!! God, I miss that show...
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#234
Posted: 8/27/04 at 1:05pm
Shush up MattG. My dockter says lickersh the only thing that helpsh my lumbago. Don't make me shlap you baby doll with your football jersey and your forearms.
I'd like to see Idina on a bender! {Slap, slap} "outta my way." She'd be Judy Garland and Betty Hutton all rolled into one.
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#235
Posted: 8/27/04 at 1:06pmThis has to be hardest I have laughed at a thread, ever. It's a joy.
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#236
Posted: 8/27/04 at 4:12pm
Hi everyone! I am new to the board. I have been reading threads here since April, but I finally decided to register. As you can probably tell, I am a Wicked fan. I am also an Idina fan. I havbe seen Wicked twice. Both times after the show, both Idina and Kristin came out. The first time Idina lived up to her shy reputation. She looked almost terrified (her eyes were really wide). However, she signed for everyone. She was not at all talkative, but when my younger sister congratulated her on winning the Tony, she thanked her nicely. The second time, she seemed a lot more comfortable (even though it was only like a week later). Once again she signed for everyone, and she actually had a few very short conversations with some people while she was signing. My sister gave her a letter, and once again Idina thanked her very nicely. Maybe we just got lucky, but she seemed very nice both times.
We also waited before the show once. Idina was running really late. She came running up, waved quickly and said "Hi" then rushed inside. I did not feel offended that she didn't sign or explain at all. It was obvious she was in a major rush. (She was all sweaty and out of breath.)
I have two comments about the original post: First of all, if you were waiting 2 12 hours after the show, it must have been about 30-45 minutes before the next show was going to start. As you may know, Idina usually gets there about 1 12 hours before the show, so she must have been running EXTREMELY late. Secondly, did Idina stop when tapped on the shoulder or did she just keep going? If she just kept going, it is possible she didn't hear the girl. I know it is a stretch, but if Idina was rushing, and the girl spoke quietly (as starstruck girls are apt to do), she could have not heard. However, if she stopped, heard, then ignored, that was pretty rude.
A final thing: I think poeple go to the stagedoor expecting too much. I am happy just to get an autograph, but some people go and expect an entire conversation. It isn't rude if Idina (or anyone for that matter) doesn't talk to you. It is really polite of them just to sign our stuff. Just because they don't talk doesn't mean they are rude.
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#238
Posted: 8/27/04 at 4:14pmIdina heard the girl... she looked right at her before slamming the door!
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#239
Posted: 8/27/04 at 4:15pmOh my God- It's Idina, herself!
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#241
Posted: 8/27/04 at 4:18pmLittleFish- Thank you!
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#242
Posted: 8/27/04 at 5:36pmIndia Pretzel is real?? I thought she was a character from Narnia...
re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#243
Posted: 8/27/04 at 5:40pmNow that I'm thinking about it, I probably would have slammed the door, too.
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re: 'wicked' stage door yesterday (aug 25th)#244
Posted: 8/27/04 at 5:44pmWithout question. Hard.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/10/03
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