well here is the situation as i see it;

1. was this after matinee bcasue he doesnt ever sem to come out then?

2. When Jeff was at the old vic they had a great stage door sysetm, you qued up and everyone got to meet jeff! marvelous!, sadly at the vaudville there is a PA with jeff who tells him how much he should sign and when he has to stop and go, part of it is a nagging PA who doesnt appriecatte jeff wanting to sign and secondly, the street of the stage door is so narrow it is very hard for jeff's car to hang around as cars can come and then his car would have go round the block as its a narrow one way street!

3. Jeff is lovely, its not him as a person, my recomendation to you is to go pre-show, at about 5pm as i have done and got him no probs going in, he was friendly, relaxed and you get a much better sig!

good lcuk

well i went yesterday after the comic con. saw you mymymy

waited for jeff by the stage door and someone came out and said hes resting
other people came out but no jeff. fair enough

do you think i should bother sending a letter via the venue? i mean would they pass it on to him?
im sure hes great with his fans

cool, well done!

I saw the play on Wednesday. All cast came out and signed. Jeff oldbum was the first to leave actually and was very nice.

thanks all

the stage door is directly oposite to the front; there is an allyway on either side of the theatre and go down to reach it, very easy! Yes, Jeff uses the stage door and doesnt sneak out like some people do.

The play is 2hrs, 30 mins meaning it finishes at 10pm

good luck

I'm going to see the play on Wedsnesday and am wondering the same questions as above.

great success!

we're going on saturday 17th july, would really like to meet him too, never been to the vaudeville before, just wondering where the stagedoor was, or did he come out the front? and also what time did he come out.


thanks

Congrats mymymy
I envy you that live in the UK. Though I've seen my share of celebrities out here in the US, there are many that rarely come out here.

AWESOME! I'd love to meet Jeff. I love it how some of the coolest actors wind up going back to theatre work and become accessible to their fans.

I saw Jeff's play, THE PRISONER OF 2nd AVENUE in London last week, it was a great, very funny show and afterwards Jeff kindly signed my photos, personalising his head shot for me and also my ticket.

Although a great signer, the person with Jeff kept hurrying him. At the Old Vic, where he was in theatre last he was able to take his time, this time at Thea Vaudville, the system was much less organised as I suspected it was, always a shame if the actor wants to sign and take his time.

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