[tos] montage

We're open!! Reveiws are coming in and they are great, but what's been really awesome are the kind words from all of you guys about the show. If you haven't come too see the show yet, what are you waiting for? We run until June 27th. We promise to let you in on our crazy offstage shenanigans and much more on this blog. So keep checking back. And here's an awesome montage of our little show that Signature just posted on youtube.

Sneak Peak

Check out the production shots from [title of show]. We are in previews so we're busy but we promise more frequent updates to the blog soon. Keep checking in!

Video Blog #2

The box office phones are ringing off the hook but we wanted to clear up some confusion regarding [title of show].

[tos]sary #3

Sorry you haven't seen as many postings from us in recent days. We're in the midst of our final days of rehearsal before moving into the theatre for technical rehearsals. We're having a blast and hope you will too when you come see the show. We thought we'd fill you in on a few more terms you might want to familiarize yourself with before checking out our show.

Kwamina- 1961 musical that ran for only 32 performances written by Richard Adler and featuring choreography by Agnes DeMille. CD available at Amazon.com

Lynda Carter- The most WONDERous WOMAN in the world. Used like "Lynda Carter is the only broad I know who can change their minds and change the world."

Mary Stout- a wonderful actress that DC audience's might recognize from her turn as Mother Burnside in the Kennedy Center production of Mame. Her infamous runin with a hot dog cart is spoken of throughout [tos]. Hear Mary Stout tell the story of the hot dog cart

Roma Torre- NY One anchor and theatre critic. One might say "Roma Torre would definitely say [title of show] is the best musical ever!"

Smell-O-Vision- an invention from the 1960s that allows viewers to smell what they are watching. "Smell-O-Vision would make Top Chef a MUCH better show"

Video Blog #1

Meet the cast and crew of Signature's [title of show]...

[tos]sary #2

Round two of obscure terms from [title of show] that you may want to familiarize yourself with...

Dinah Manoff- you know that woman who was on Empty Nest. She's awesome. She was in Grease and Leader of the Pack.

Doc Hollywood- a Michael J Fox 1991 gem. "He's a big city plastic surgeon...in a small town that doen't take plastic." You might overhear someone say "that scene in the woods in Doc Hollywood is SO romantic"

John Cameron Mitchell- the creator and original performer of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Susan's idol.

Mexcellent- Hunter and Jeff define Mexcellent as a word to be used when something is both Mexican and excellent.

Might be used like "The margaritas at Guapos in Shirlington are mexcellent"

[Get It] Moment #2

This may be a tad pretentious, but I don't really care. My [Get It] moment is from the Glory Days CD Release Concert at Joe's Pub earlier this year. It's actually a song that was cut before Signature Theatre's production of Glory Days and was replaced with My Next Story. It's performed by that lovable lil' red head, Stephen Booth. 2:18 until the end is pure magic and is the definition of [Get It]. So enjoy. And if I've sparked your interest, you can hear more by ordering the Glory Days cast album on Amazon.com or iTunes.