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The Meeting, or Where is Bill?

After the play, we waited outside and were lucky enough to meet Bill and his wife, Tamara.  Actually, we staked him out at the "Tunnel" and made sure he couldn't escape! He was gracious enough to accept our gifts, take pictures and sign autographs, even after doing 2 grueling shows that day.  Everyone had their chance to meet Bill and congratulate him on his performance. Thanks Bill & Tamara for spending time with us! Below are some pics from our encounter with Bill.  There are LOTS more pics in another page.  Remember, we had 10 cameras going!
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While hanging on to a stuffed goat from the list, he managed to quip" Do you trust me with the goat?", and "Is it a girl?".

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As one fan said (won't say who), "I'll be his goat any day!" Bill is also seen holding a package containing a book on Edward Albee.

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Discussing the play and it's meaning.

The Goat reviews from listmembers:

"The show was incredibly bold, daring, and absolutely uninhibited, there were words and taboo topics flying around I never expected to hear in an R rated movie, let alone in a theatre. I absolutely loved everyone's performance, but obviously it was Bill who sent my heart thumping." (Ildi)

"That was the funniest, saddest thing I have ever seen in my life.... It was so intense." (Sue)

"The show. The show was amazing. That’s the word I keep coming up with. You know, a movie critic by the name of James Agee once refused to review Roberto Rossellini’s film, “Rome: Open City” because no words could do it justice. That’s how I feel about “The Goat.” Go see it. Then you’ll know. Amazing." (Carrie)

"I absolutely loved it - I recommend it to anyone who may be coming to NY - I am going to buy tickets tomorrow for April - if I can get them. You must see this play - I loved it!!! It has TONY written all over it. For the writing, best actor and best actress. Mercedes Ruehl is incredible. Bill Pullman is so great in displaying the many layers of this play and the character, by the end of the play you are weeping with him..." (Gio)

“The Goat” itself is a thrilling play because it’s hard to imagine where it’s going to go and the journey is all at once funny, painful, ridiculous and emotionally and psychologically searing. The performances are all superb and passionately done.   Bill does a very rich, subtle,complicated performance that builds to a great crescendo.  At one very intense moment for his character, I saw real tears in his eyes. (Mary Anne)

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Bill, patiently answering all our questions.

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Listening intently to fan queries.

 

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Off to relax with family & crew!

 

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Below are links for descriptions of the rest of our days in NY, along with personal accounts from attendees!

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