That was a true actor's high, from one of the most meaningful presences on my television for the bulk of my life. Thank you, Sir Patrick, for being there. And great job.

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reflected on the experience. Pure joy. He was like an 20-year-old improv student on a high from his first great show. I got the chance to shake his hand, look him in the eye, thank him *and tell Patrick Stewart that he did a great job* because he did. It was new for him, but not for us and he killed

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He brought up an entirely new plot and character and forced the Company to go along with it. He did NOT want to leave the stage. And with Blaine narrating the end, Patrick Stewart danced around like he was Puck. Huge smile on his face. After the show, I stood with a group of about 8 people as he

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Patrick Stewart was a trained Shakespearean actor, he knew Shakespeare better than you know your own internal monologue and here he was fuckin around doing improvised Shakespeare stories for a $15 ticket. One night only. And he was *a goddamn delight.* 10 minutes before the show was supposed to end

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