*Tiptoes in*
I might have had the wonderful pleasure of meeting Connor a couple of months back at a little convention called GO3 which I was fortunate enough to be able to go to. It was my first ever convention, and it will likely be my last (but I really hope it won't be!). There weren't too many people there (Maybe a few thousand, but most were there for telethon/cosplay/Chaske Spencer), so I actually got to spend quite a bit of time with him. I will never forget the time that I was sitting alone (My leg was giving me a lot of trouble) and he walked past me. Naturally, I waved hello and he smiled at me and waved back. *squee*
If only I had enough money to get a photo with him! All I really have to offer are a couple of very badly taken photos and a low quality video from the Q & A, which just so happen to be on my camera. I'll have to upload them some place soon and show you what little I have.
Just thinking about that weekend makes me all bouncy and excited!![]()
*sigh* I fly to LA tomorrow (I justthe Midwest weather doesn't mess me up!) and I'll be sitting in Row B, seat 5 at 8 p.m. at the Geffen Theater Wednesday!![]()
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*sigh* I fly to LA tomorrow (I justthe Midwest weather doesn't mess me up!) and I'll be sitting in Row B, seat 5 at 8 p.m. at the Geffen Theater Wednesday!![]()
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*sigh* I fly to LA tomorrow (I justthe Midwest weather doesn't mess me up!) and I'll be sitting in Row B, seat 5 at 8 p.m. at the Geffen Theater Wednesday!![]()
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Did anyone warn Connor?
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You can't take pictures during the play (stop over at House of Tucker and check out the "Connor's in a Play" thread. Pictures from rehearsals, professional reviews and reports from those of us who have been to see it.Have fun!
...and, more importantly, get pictures.![]()
You can't take pictures during the play (stop over at House of Tucker and check out the "Connor's in a Play" thread. Pictures from rehearsals, professional reviews and reports from those of us who have been to see it.Have fun!
...and, more importantly, get pictures.![]()
Here's what I posted at HOT with some modification:
The cast was wonderful, a terrific ensemble. I got a chance to chat with Joe Spano and Harry Groener. I didn't see Connor and asked Harry, the most recent cast member to emerge, if CT was still upstairs. He said no, that Connor had already come down. I was so disappointed.
My cab was out front so I headed out, and there he was, sitting outside by himself, having a smoke. I said the very clever "there you are," and OMG, he stood up and gave me a HUG!We chatted about the play and I mentioned I flew in from NYS, which surprised him. He's really enjoying doing the play. I was going to ask how his injured finger was healing, but I decided not to bother because it's still taped up (one of his fingers was dislocated during a fight scene).![]()
At the very end of Connor's professional bio in the playbill is this very sweet notation: "Love to A & J." Every time I thought about it on the way back to my hotel I just smiled. It's one of the things I so admire about him: He keeps his feet on the ground and remains devoted to his wife and son.![]()
And Trinneer, doubling in the part of Sir Robert Cecil, the king’s envoy, brings to the character an unctuous charm and fascinating physicality which announce an actor of considerable promise.
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