I’m back! And if you don’t know where I went, why the heck aren’t you listening to the audioblogs?
Anyway, I’m back to working on the meet-and-greet event, and good news: If you’ve been on the fence, there are still tickets available, as Nick tweeted today from the @NicholasBrendon account.
So, hey. Show him some love. I’m flying in for it, after all — distance can be overcome! Have questions? Hit me up in the comments.
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Nicholas Brendon offers updates on his recent stage roles and his March 13 fan meet-and-greet. Tickets are still available!
Hello, everybody. This is Nicholas Brendon calling you, for a couple reasons.
So, A: I haven’t called for a while.
Couple: I really haven’t called for a while. I’m trying to think if I’ve called since England. I think I may have called once.
I did the one-man show, so that took a lot of my time, and a lot of my spunk. Took a lot of my spunk with me, as well. All of my sperm went into this gay, one-man show. And then I started doing another play, so that’s where I’m at now.
I am calling you, though, because I’m doing a play right now, as I just said – trying to load it up – and I’m actually doing a meet and greet. A fan meet and greet, which my beautiful webmaster, Jacqui, is organizing for us – but I’m trying to get to the details right now. But my computer is being very slow. Oh, you’re being so bad, computer. Really? What happened? Technology. Remember rotary phones? Remember, “Hollywood, 424,” and all the sudden you were talking to your corner pharmacy?
BroadwayWorld.com has posted pictures from Why Torture Is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them, the latest production at The Blank Theatre Co. Check out “Photo Flash: Production Photos of Blank Theatre’s WHY TORTURE IS WRONG” for the series of photos, featuring Nicholas Brendon, Christine Estabrook (Spring Awakening on Broadway, Desperate Housewives), Mike Genovese (ER, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at The Blank), Catherine Hicks (7th Heaven), Alec Mapa (Ugly Betty, Desperate Housewives) and Rhea Seehorn (The Starter Wife, Trust Me).
Want to know what the deal is with the caftan Nick’s wearing? You can still get tickets — and it looks like there are tickets available to the March 13 performance, occurring before our meet-and-greet event!
We’re pleased to announce a one-night extended meet-and-greet event for Nicholas Brendon!
Fifteen fans will get to meet and eat with Nick following the March 13 performance of Why Torture Is Wrong, And The People Who Love Them at the Stella Adler Theatre in Los Angeles. (Tickets to the show are not included; they can be purchased from The Blank Theatre Co.)
So what will you get?
– A late-night meal.
– A signed photo of Nicholas.
– Photo and autograph opportunities.
All while hanging out with Nicholas! As for the rest of the details?
THE WHERE: The location will be disclosed to ticket holders at a later date.
THE WHEN: After that night’s performance of Why Torture Is Wrong… — probably around 10:30 p.m.
THE PRICE: $80 per ticket
THE HOW: Purchase tickets now, and you’ll be put on the guest list. Later, you’ll receive a confirmation email that will include the location. Print that out, show up and you’re in!
UPDATED! FAQs:
Q: How long will tickets to the meet and greet be available?
A: Buy them by noon (PST), March 12.
Q: Is there an age limit on the meet and greet?
A: All ages are welcome, but anyone under 18 should attend with a guardian. The venue does not have an age limit, for those wondering.
By popular request, we’ve launched a Facebook fan page! We’ll try to keep things updated over there, on Twitter and, of course, here!
