kelsey grammar and bruce willis

[youngstud]

Posted: 12/13/15 at 11:40pm

hi im from the united kingdom and i am a autograph collecter i am a big fan of toy story and glee and i was wondering if mathew morrison comes out after the show and signs and if kelsey grammar comes out after the show and signs and does photos i am also a fan of the expendables and was wondering if bruce willis comes out after the shows and signs? if anyone can help me answer these questions i would be so gratefull and if they do sign isit play related stuff only or isit other stuff because i would love to get my dvds signed?

[Scarywarhol]

Posted: 12/13/15 at 11:54pm

The common link between these two men is that they deeply resent having to perform in the shows they are under contract to.

 

Good luck. 

Updated On: 12/13/15 at 11:54 PM

[youngstud]

Posted: 12/13/15 at 11:56pm

what are they under contract for and at the stage door do they come out at sign and pose ?

[BroadwayConcierge]

Posted: 12/13/15 at 11:57pm

Kelsey Grammer is not currently in Neverland, youngstud. He's back in January.

[JBroadway]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 12:23am

Yes, Bruce Willis signs autographs. No, he does not pose for photos. 

 

But yeah, you need to relax. 

[bfreak]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 1:36am

Scarywarhol said: "The common link between these two men is that they deeply resent having to perform in the shows they are under contract to.

 

 

I think "deeply resent" may be a little harsh. They aren't that against being in their respective shows. Bruce Willis signs and doesn't take pictures (isn't too friendly though) and Kelsey Grammer will most likely sign and take pictures when he returns (he seems to usually be pretty friendly though) except there were sometimes when he didn't come out during his first tenure in the show.

Good luck. 

 

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[haterobics]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 2:43am

Bruce signs very few things before bailing, so I'd imagine it would be a Misery Playbill/poster over anything else.

[JBroadway]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 8:36am

haterobics said: "Bruce signs very few things before bailing, so I'd imagine it would be a Misery Playbill/poster over anything else."

 

That seems to be the word going around, but when I saw the show on Wednesday he was actually quite thorough on both sides of the barricade. Maybe depends on his mood. I was surprised to see he was signing a nice large "B Willis" on each Playbill, rather than the quick scribbles that celebrities usually do. 

 

[ChiTheaterFan]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 8:38am

When I left dames at sea I could barely get out of the theater because across the street Bruce Willis was at the stage door. The crowds are insane. 

[TerrenceIsTheMann]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 1:45pm

Don't stage door if you're not seeing the show. Don't. It's meant to be an opportunity to thank a performer after watching their performance. If you are going to be an autograph hunter, see the show at the least. 

[haterobics]

Posted: 12/14/15 at 1:51pm

TerrenceIsTheMann said: "Don't stage door if you're not seeing the show. Don't. It's meant to be an opportunity to thank a performer after watching their performance. If you are going to be an autograph hunter, see the show at the least."

 

I rarely stage door. But on the rare occasions when I do, I often go to a different performance to do it... since it is nice showing up 10 minutes before the audience lets out and getting a nice spot. I usually bring my ticket stub to show security, if they get persnickety. And I've never stagedoored a show I didn't see... well, OK, that isn't entirely true. I often stagedoor a Broadway show a friend is in, if I'm walking by when his show is letting out. I noticed he signs before he looks up at the person, so I've put Playbills for Hedwig, Something Rotten, and a few others in front of him, just to mess with him. But that doesn't really count.