"It's not impossible" - my review of Boeing-Boeing

[13_pines]

 When I first saw Boeing-Boeing, I had originally planned to post my experience to this journal but work and real life got in my way.  Since it has been almost a month since I saw the play, I figure I need to go ahead and post before I forget the details.  This is not a true review, it's more like a bunch of my rambling thoughts on the play,

Comments

[flippet]

Nice! What night were you there? I was there on the 14th...and yeah, it was raining.

[13_pines]

I was there on May 30. It rained most of the afternoon and night (so of course the weather was beautiful the next day!). I love your icon! Lucky you! Was it taken the night you went to see the play?

[flippet]

Yeah, it was. :-)

If you ever manage to go again, it is SO worth it to wait by the stage door, even if it makes you late for reservations. And even if you're nervous--he's fabulous at putting everyone at ease. :-)

Bradley is so incredibly generous with the fans. I really don't know how he does it, night after night after night. Every story I've heard, everyone's been more than happy with the amount and quality of time that he's given.

I hear you on the 'nice the next day' bit. :-P Lovely, the whole weekend, except for the monsoon that evening. Which only made it more impressive that he made sure to spend a moment with everyone waiting.

(I tell you, though...as much as I love and adore Brad, performance-wise, Mark just blew me away. I've developed quite the theatrical crush!)