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Subject: general question about matinees


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Melanie
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Date Posted: 09:13:16 03/29/03 Sat

I have a general question about matinees...Is an actor more likely to use an understudy for a matinee? Is it common practice for an actor to do so, or will s/he do every performance barring any unforseen circumstances or illness? The reason that I'm asking is that two of my friends and I are traveling a long ways away to see our favorite actor in a play in NY and we want to be sure we choose a performance he is most likely to be in. A matinee makes more sense time-wise for us, but we weren't sure if he'd be more likely to sit that one out. Thanks so much in advance.

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