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People at the Theatre

February 26, 2013 christa
photo by Christa Tandana

photo by Christa Tandana

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PXP wondered... do people fall in love working in the theater? Yup. They do. Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman met in 2000 while they were doing a play together, specifically, Charles Mee's "The Berlin Circle", and have been together ever since.
PXP wondered... do people fall in love working in the theater? Yup. They do. Erin Gioia Albrecht and Kelly McAndrew met while working on a production of August: Osage County at the Old Globe theatre. Kelly played Karen, and Erin was the Assistant Stage Manager. They got married in 2016. #pxp #love #theaterlove #itispossible
PXP wondered... do people fall in love working in the theater? Yup. They do. Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley met in the cast of a production of "The Trojan Women: A Love Story", where they played Dido and Aeneas. It was on stage where they fell in love, officially getting married a little under a year and a half after they made their stage-debut together. #pxp #love #theaterlove #itispossible #jointhefun
PXP wondered... do people fall in love working in the theater? Yup. They do. In 2008, Megan and Adam both auditioned for a production of Fiddler on the Roof. Neither of them booked the job, but Megan and Adam went on to volunteer together for the Obama campaign... fast forward 2 years and they got married. #pxp #love #theaterlove #itispossible #jointhefun
PXP wondered... do people fall in love working in the theater? Yup. They do. Nick Adams and Kyle Brown met while performing together in Broadway's 2010 production of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. #pxp #love #theaterlove #itispossible #wannajointhefun
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