NBAFan wrote:Hi -

I just started collecting, and have not tried a "play" cast yet. How does it differ? What size SASE do you send, and is the letter any different from a regular TTM letter?

Also, do you request a playbill in the letter?

Thanks

SweeneyToddFan wrote:I'll just PM you the answers to your questions. {thumb2}

Could you PM me the answers aswell! I havnt wrote to a "play" cast before ! thanks {love}

I'll just PM you the answers to your questions. {thumb2}

Hi -

I just started collecting, and have not tried a "play" cast yet. How does it differ? What size SASE do you send, and is the letter any different from a regular TTM letter?

Also, do you request a playbill in the letter?

Thanks

That makes me want to try that now.

Ya its just the front. There was no letter either. I'm not surprised though, because it was for a charity(like I didn't write a 6 page essay on why I love Wicked. lol.). I'm going to try again(for myself not charity), and ask if they would just leave the hand-bill together. I'm not complaining though, it will looked great framed. Should get a nice sale off of it for the auction.

I got the entire playbill signed. That's weird they would do that? Did they include a letter like with mine?

Thank You!---SweeneyToddFan

Thank you for your feedback Great sucess for your charity auction!

You have been added to the draw for the $10 allposters.com gift certificate.

James {thumb2}

Just the front actually. Kinda weird if you ask me. Dont know why you would want to go to the trouble of taking the back off. O well, I'm not complaining. Its got like 8 different autographs on it. It will look great when I frame it when I go to sale it for the charity auction. I'm considering writing them again and requesting one for myself. I just love Wicked. They did use the SASE I sent them. Maybe the next time I write them I'll just include a couple of dollars for extra shipping and ask them not to take off the back.

That's a great success! Always a good cast there....

Just curious did they just send you the front or the whole playbill?