ONTD Original: Top 5 Details From 'Hamilton' You Can See & Hear Now

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[jazzl3t]

I saw JGroff during the run of Spring Awakening; you were definitely covered in spit if you sat in the front row. It was basically his signature.

[just444]

reading this with a covid state of mind: omg

[callonme_84]

🤮🤢

[rihaty]

I saw a one man show with Billy Crudup (it was incredible) but I was front row and lord I saw so much spit come out of his mouth. I can only imagine that's the norm for theater actors that have to project to a whole audience.

[gratuity]

idk as a former musical theatre actor this sort of thing wasn’t like the norm across the board but there were always certain people that were known for this and it was disgusting sharing the stage with them lol

[colorsblend]

Yup. I sat in the front row when I saw it too. Yuck.

[scriptedending]

saw him in Little Shop, and could see the spit from the third row! I know it's natural but it grosses me out so much, esp in hi-def

[vulcan_rhapsody]

noooOOOOoooooooOOoo

Covid made me a lot more paranoid about body fluid

[thespockingdead]

I was front row for a play Chris Pine was in once, in a really small theater where he was right in front of me for most of the show, and I could quite literally feel flecks if his spit hit me in the face SEVERAL times. It was a constant stream of flying spit. He was looking right at me once as his spit landed next to my mouth, and I didn’t want him to see me actively wipe my face in disgust, so I just sat there frozen in horror. It was a long night.

[xorogueox]

This is both disgusting and but also hilarious (your reaction)

[rubie_dubidoux]

omg this is so fucking funny I'm sorry

[milkradio]

i’m screaming lmaooo

[whysogayprop8]

You should have wiped some spittle off with your finger and sucked it whilst staring in his eyes.

[rhapsodeeinblue]

lol irl

[lushlust]

Moulin Rouge was my first front-row experience and Aaron Tveit’s spit was FLYING. I was ready to get soaked, though.

[silverstarry]

I saw Aaron Tveit in concert a few years ago and the best available seats were in the orchestra section or the mezzanine. I’d never been to this venue before so I had no idea if the orchestra section had a decent rake (I’m short so half the time I get someone tall right in front of me so I can’t see). But since it was a really small venue, I decided I would still have a good view from the mezzanine (which usually has a steeper pitch). Now that I’ve seen your comment, I’m glad I was up high where he couldn’t spit on me!