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 Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 7:27 pm
I have a piece of blue painter's tape with "1984 tape!" written on in sharpie taped to the leg of my bed.
Oh, 1984...
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Posted: Fri Apr 28, 2006 2:55 pm
I've never had anything too odd...
When we did Pippin, our duck was this adorable yellow fluffy thing. My sister got to keep it, not our Theo (rather...Thea since it was played by a girl. Our Cathrine kept saying 'he' and we'd all shout 'her!' and Lizzy would just be like 'What AM I!?" But anyways...) Well, the weirdest thing I've ever had was a huge chunk of paint chipped off our school's rock after we painted it for Pippin.
If you want to talk weird stuff, my friend Stephanie was the weirdest stuff in her basement. She has the background from Fiddler on the Roof, cattails from Honk!, and signs from Cinderella...and that was just the last time I was over. But it makes sense since we mom does a lot of stage managering and producering...
But all of our set pieces at my highschool has our names on them, so that's pretty special to us.
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Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 7:44 am
we weren't allowed to keep anything thing from the set because they have basically no props. before opening night ,however, Smiller would give each of us a token that represented the show. For "The Odd Couple" (female version) we all got little cards that had hints of our favorite lines from the show and for "The Sound of Music" we reseved a puzzle piece that when assembled had the picture of a nunnery on it. oh... and i still have my design for our MSND poster...
although at my high school in RI, they tore apart our old stage (cried) and built a bigger brand new one (claped) but my theatre teacher gave her most dedicated students a piece of the old stage. i have my piece sitting right above my ITS Certificate.
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Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 8:10 pm
When I went to see 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, they were selling various signed items from the cast to help support Broadway Cares and the fight against AIDS. They had a piece of the board that Marcy Parks breaks during one of my favorite songs "I Speak 6 Languages." I really wish that I had had an extra $50...
I did manage to snag a notecard during Pandemonium when Logainne threw them around while running around the stage, since I got to sit on the floor on actual bleachers.
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