TTM Tues! Michael C. Hall Broadway Successes! Gene Wilder Stamps! Broadway Updates! Amanda Seyfried! Jim Parsons! And More!

It’s TTM Tuesday!

Ace is on sabbatical, he has to organize his signed index cards and 4×6 photos. It happens.

But, I’m taking over today.

First off, for TTM news, if you wrote to Michael C. Hall while he was on his Broadway run of Hedwig and didn’t get a response, you might be in luck. It looks like Michael C. Hall has been putting in some signing duties and is taking care of some unanswered mail.

So, if your letter was in that mix, don’t fret, you might just get a response.

Also, on the Gene Wilder front, as of this writing all responses are coming back with the stamp. One Canadian tall fanboy got a hat back stamped not once, not twice, but three times in two different colors.

It looks like the stamp is here to stay for the time being. 🙁

My suggestion would be to hold off and wait until late this year before sending again. Who knows, maybe the dreaded stamp will go away?

In Broadway Buzz

Rosie Perez, Rita Wilson, and Larry David start previews in Fish in the Dark.

If you’re interested in trying your luck for any of the cast, the play is at the Cort Theater.

Cort Theatre,
138 West 48th Street,
Between 7th and 6th Avenues,
New York, NY, 10036

It’s Only a Play is extending it’s run on the great white way.

The show moved theaters and is now going to be at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre until June 7th.

The current cast includes Matthew Broderick, Martin Short, F. Murray Abraham, Stockard Channing, Katie Finneran, Maulik Pancholy and Micah Stock.

I haven’t seen many successes from this show, and the Matthew Broderick success are secretarial.

242 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036

Two big stars are coming to Broadway as well…

Amanda Seyfried aka Lilly Kane is taking over for Tatiana Maslany in Neil LaBute’s The Way We Get. It begins previews on April 28th at the Tony Kiser Theatre.

Also, the whole universe was in a hot dense state when Jim Parsons takes on the role of God in An Act of God.

The production will start on May 5 at Studio 54. Insert as may cocaine and religious jokes as you can think of here.

So, get ready for those kids…

Ace will be back next week, but until then stay snazzy!