"Wicked" Stage Door Yesterday (Aug 25th) — Page 5

I agree that signing autogrpahs is part of the job, and I love when "stars" take the time out to not only sign autographs but even truly connect with the fans. But with that being said I have seen how the "Wicked" fans can behave. For example when Kristen was still in the show I would see fans angrily yell and shout at her and grab at her as if she were a rag doll when she wouldn't sign their items quick enough. So the fans are not always innocent. I am not saying that's what they did, but I can sometimes understand when artist are put off.

good point, rude is rude....

I've heard bad things about Idina. One girl I know tried to give her something and Idina wouldn't take it. She made the girl cry.

Gross! Lol.

Was it a card, flowers? (God, I hope it wasn't herpes.)

What I want to know is how them b*tches get backstage tours.

This might be the funnist thread I have ever read in my life...


the post about Hunter's waistline made me shoot milk out of my nose---and thats not only gross but painful. THANKS GUYS!

OK... just wanted to clarify something becuase I'm the one who started this mess...lol... the 10 year old was not by herself... her mom was there...

Second of all, I too have heard tons of rumors that Idina was rude to fans. Acutally my friend got a pic with her back in May, and shes rolling her eyes in the pic. Could she have been look at a bird in the sky?? Maybe... or was she saying to herself "Damn I hate this!"

Wow how can you ppl defend her actions im sorry i dont care if your on broadway or not that is pure rudeness there! Shes a ten year old girl. I realize your tired and you have your show to do but you could at least say sorry im really busy but thanks for comming. and dont even try to use the excuse "oh idina has soo much stress doing the show and its soo vocally demanding" because you sound incredible stupid. i met Tonya pinkins in between shows and the woman was sooo nice she signed posed for pictures and thanked us for coming. Now i love idina and Wicked but if that is true she should be ashamed I realize we all have our moments but that is really ****ty.

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I know nothing about Idina's good days, bad days, hectic schedule, attitude towards fans. I've heard stories from both sides of the spectrum. I am a fan of her work, and that's it.

But people are jumping on Phantom487's case, when the bottom line is it sucks to have that happen. You're a fan, you wait, you're blown off. It. Sucks. I'd be a little annoyed as well.

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I don't know, but 2.5 hours is a long time to wait. I have better things to do with my time than hang around at the stagedoor for hours waiting for autographs. If someone doesn't come out within the first half hour, leave. That 10 year girl now had a bad experience as a result and that's what she'll remember about Wicked. I am not defending Idina's actions (personally I don't care for her), but you don't know if something happened to her on her way back to the theatre.

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Cry me a fricken' river. It was probably her 24th time seeing the show, and her 23th time being at the stage door.

Updated On: 8/26/04 at 07:06 PM

very well said Broadway Ballerina.

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lol! I can't believe I read through this whole thread. It was quite entertaining.

I am seeing the Wicked Matinee on Saturday, I might wait at the stage door for a bit after the show, see if I can meet some people. But I sure as hell won't wait 2.5 hours, lol.. you gotta be crazy.

ok while I really don't even want to comment on this again b/c it is so ridiculous I do have one thing left that is really irritating me. Just in case all you theatre goers are confused buying a ticket to a show does not give you the right to an autograph. It only guarentees admission! The stage door bit is a courtesy that the actors provide to be nice - not because they have to. I mean last time you went to the movies were the actors there waiting afterards to sign your ticket stub? How about sitting at home watching TV? I don't know about you but somehow Jennifer Aniston must have lost her invite to my Friends season finale party. Those actors get paid a h*ll of a lot more than Broadway actors and they never provide these services. So next time you go to a broadway show don't flatter yourself into thinking that you deserve to meet the entire cast. If you get to great - if not - well perhaps try getting a life!