I know that this isn't technically Wednesday. In fact, it isn't even remotely Wednesday.
But I did something late yesterday that I thought needs a post. Especially since it involves one of my goals for 2012.
I booked an audition.
On Sunday I am going to try out for a leading role for a local theatre production. It's not a massive production, but I have to start somewhere. And starting as soon as I have a chance is a good way to go. Because I know I have a lot to learn and that I need to gain experience.
But yeah... I'm quite excited about this. Now I just need to find a monologue or poem that I can read for them. Any suggestions?
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Well done, so happy for you! Something from Shakespeare?
I hope you'll get the part.
Go for it - and good luck. Ref prose or poem - check out W H Auden
Good luck Misha, I hope it goes your way!
CarolynBrown-Books
Hey Misha.
My son is involved in theatre, He's done Fiddler on the roof and Annie at the Arts cape. Honk at the Milnerton Playhouse and Rumours somewhere near Muizenberg? Off to London some time soon.
Musical or drama? (Not sure about the correct word).
Ditto on this blog.
Here's my * WOOT!* for you. How much fun this is going to be. What kind of role will you be auditioning for? I'd choose what to read based on that. Good luck.
Thanks for commenting on the Sat. launch on fb. Hope to see you there.
Huzzah for you!! What is the play? What role are you seeking? Eager to hear all about this!!!
Good luck! Very exciting!
Hey Misha, I have just awarded you a Versatile Blog Award!
Oh brilliant!!! Go YOU! No idea on the poem but gosh I think something that you really love would be good. Enjoy! x
Good luck with it. Take a popular production and read something from that. For example, Cats or Phantom of the Opera.
Joyce
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/
Good luck, Misha!
Best of luck Misha. Tennesee Williams perhaps?
How fun! I keep telling myself to get involved in something like that, too. Best of luck!
Oh wow!! Oh wowowowowoowow!!!!! Yay for you! Good luck! I don't know what to suggest but I just know whatever you'll pick, you'll be just FAB in your audition! Good for you! Take care
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Wow, that's exciting! No ideas on scripts though. I'm over to announce that you are one of teh winners of my Hybrid Mashup Game that we played on WIstful Nebulae for my guest post! Stop by my blog when you can to read the announcement and check out the Freaky Hybrid Bunny Banner! Cheers, Catherine Stine The link:
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Good Luck, Misha. It is not so important what you do tomorrow as it is that you are doing something! Have fun with it!
I have no suggestion, but do hope you land a part.
Hope it went well! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Congratulations on taking charge and stretching yourself. I don't have a great suggestion for a monologue. I am a playwright, and I think I need to make a book of monologues. Some of the other playwrights have them out there. What did you come up with? What play are you doing? Is it a professional compnay?
Thanks for connecting with me!
Play off the Page
That IS exciting! I've always wanted to be in a play, but I've always been too chicken to try out. Good for you for doing it!
All the best! Keep us posted!
All the best (and keep smiling)
As for poems, I know only Daffodils :-)
Wow! You go girl! Congratulations and all the best!
OMG This is fantastic news! CONGRATS Misha and I hope you get the part.
I'm in awe!
Congratulations, Misha, and thanks for stopping by. Having performed in the theater and film for the better part of my life, my suggestion is to find out what the director has asked for in the audition. Check the theater for the guidelines. Try to memorize two separate monologues; one for comedy and one for drama but, each, no longer than a minute. You can Google online for female monologues and should be able to find something that will get you started. Then you can go down to any bookstore and find some monologue books suited to your age. Good luck, take a deep breath, and relax. Remember, Shirley Temple was only four years old.
Oh, well, good...
Um, no...
Break a leg!
What are the parameters of the monologue?
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