These are writing having to do with my experiences in the theater regarding acting: plays, auditions, performing, rehearsals, cast mates, and everything that is involved in the acting world through my eyes.
I don’t know how working actors do it. I would love to go from audition to audition and work on project to project, but I have never grown accustomed to that. I say “never,” but I’ve only seriously started acting/auditioning since a couple of years ago. So, maybe I’m still a newbie. Does auditioning ever get any easier?
Are experiences divided in three?
Some time ago it occurred to me that experiences are generally divided in threes: the creator, the participant, and the viewer. This may seem simplistic, but at a basic function, most of us fit into one or more of these areas throughout our day… and definitely throughout our lifetime.
…or, How I’m Learning to Avoid Negativity in Life
It’s funny how the previous post written in October 2011 is called “My Life is (Not) a Musical,” and since then I’ve been in two local productions of musical theatre: A Christmas Carol and Legally Blonde! I’ve met some wonderful people through those experiences, and made some great connections. But I’m still working on developing my acting chops, so I’m off to more auditions, and actively looking for an acting coach/class and voice instructor.
…yet! Why can’t my life be a musical, right now? Of course, if it could be, I might be the only one who’s out of tune.
“Who do you think you are coming to an audition for a play?” the tiny voice in my head asked as I pulled into the theater parking lot.
Master de Nada 