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Do you think it is too late to send a request to his Broadway show???

Thanks!!

Show closes Jan. 22nd. I personally would send a playbill request to the stage manager as most of the successes that came in from just him were possibly done by his secretary. where as the playbills are most always signed authentically as Broadway would frown upon secretaries or assistants signing those, or so I was told by someone who works for the Playbill comapny.

RYAN-J

RYAN-J wrote:Show closes Jan. 22nd. I personally would send a playbill request to the stage manager as most of the successes that came in from just him were possibly done by his secretary. where as the playbills are most always signed authentically as Broadway would frown upon secretaries or assistants signing those, or so I was told by someone who works for the Playbill comapny.

RYAN-J

Ryan I've never do this before what to you wright to the stage manager? do you wright to the celeberty or the stagemaniger So I don't wrigt ect 'Derar, Mr Jackson' what should I start the letter with?

I just start my letters to stage managers like this

"Dear (Theatre Name)"

I just kindly ask them if I can request a signed playbill signed by the cast and to give them all my best of wishes on the play. If your writing directly to one of the performers you can address the letters just to them.

Hope that helps!

RYAN-J

So, is the address the theater one.
BERNARD B. JACOBS THEATRE
242 W 45th St
New York, NY 10036

or to send to the stage manager, would it be a different one??

Yup, that's the address you use. Same for both, but you'd just add 'ATTN: Stage Manager' if you were requesting a playbill.

RYAN-J