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Post by phantomgirl110 on Mar 17, 2006 20:46:49 GMT -8
I was in a high school production of South Pacific, and I've been a few plain old plays, but that's all I can brag about, haha. Does anyone here do any acting/singing/dancing/whatever, or are you just a good audience member? I definitely want to do more performing in the future, but I need to get a lot better first...
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Post by Opera Angel on Mar 17, 2006 21:02:54 GMT -8
I was in the Waynesboro players production of Brigadoon as someone in town...my brother has done more acting he was in the same company in their production of camelot..he played a tree, a gargoyle, even a table...
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Post by phantomgirl110 on Mar 17, 2006 21:05:06 GMT -8
Ooh, I haven't seen Brigadoon since I was a little girl, but I bet that was fun to be in.
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Post by Opera Angel on Mar 17, 2006 22:00:09 GMT -8
yes it was even if I played a minor part..it's fun to be in plays even small ones...I was in one at church on a small stage joseph and the technicolor dreamcoat...my brother was also in that play with me he played a guard..I just played a minor character of course...he was also in our church production of seven brides for seven brother's he played one of the suitors
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Post by phantomgirl110 on Mar 18, 2006 4:41:24 GMT -8
Oh, a friend of mine is in Joseph right now! I was going to audition for it too, but I just kinda...didn't. Planned on it, forgot about it until the auditions were like the next day, so I just said oh well. I bet that was soooo much fun, the music is just so...fun! lol
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Post by Opera Angel on Mar 18, 2006 12:08:19 GMT -8
Yeah it is even if you're not the one singing...just being in it was kind of fun even if it was just our church they always like to do plays every year I think now..I remember when they did "Meet Me in St. Louis" and "Oklahoma"
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Post by Little Giry on Mar 18, 2006 12:15:03 GMT -8
Well, when I was in elementary there were so many "talent shows" and stuff and I was in them... but they didn't require any skills or anything, you just stood there like everyone else and nothing more. ...I was also in Drama Club and in the Church Choir, but I left them when I had to change schools... don't know if on my new school there will be a Drama Club or Church Choir, though... I've been taking bel canto lessons for various months and I hope to continue and make it one day to stage....
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Post by Opera Angel on Mar 18, 2006 18:33:18 GMT -8
In college my brother was in the plays Romeo and Juliet as a 3rd watchman and the crucible as Ezekiel Cheever. My family went and was both of them ...even though his parts weren't very large I enjoyed them and he think he enjoyed acting just wish he continued on that path
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Post by phantomphreak4life on Jan 3, 2007 12:24:49 GMT -8
if my high school did any good shows I would definately audition. but since we're so close to the city (manhattan, nyc for those who arent from NY) we cant get the rights to any broadway shows because we'd be considered "competition" because we're less than 50 miles from the city
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Post by phantomgirl110 on Jan 4, 2007 3:57:42 GMT -8
Oh wow, I had no idea they had rules like that. I suppose it makes sense, though it sucks for you guys.
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Post by phantomluver4ever1 on Jan 4, 2007 22:28:52 GMT -8
I was in a play three years ago in 7th grade, called E.R.R. that takes place in a hospital and has a phantom causing chaous in the hospital (and to think i didn't even know about phantom of the opera at the time). Everytime he showed up they would play the overture from the Broadway version. I never understood it until I was introduce to POTO. Anyways... I played a minor role named Mrs. BigBill who complained about everything and who was always getting knocked over by someone. It was so much fun, though it hurts when u have to fall on crutches. Everyone said my role was one of the funniest (not trying to brag). Now I want to continue on acting and hopefully make it onto the big screen or just doing acting for fun.
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Post by phantomgirl110 on Jan 5, 2007 7:40:43 GMT -8
Cooleroonie, go you! Comedic parts are always great (to watch and to play). Since you want to go on with performing, have you done any acting since then?
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Post by phantomluver4ever1 on Jan 7, 2007 15:52:37 GMT -8
Sadly no, I wanted to do drama this year, but I had to take spanish and a college prep class as my electives. Hopefully next year I will be able to or I might take a summer program.
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Post by chorusgirl16 on Jul 11, 2007 10:13:23 GMT -8
I suppose this is a bit of a reviving of this thread and this is very random, but I just wanted to mention that one of my best friends just got a chorus part in a local theater production of Little Shop of Horrors! I'm so happy for him! He's so amazing! I think he has the best voice. I auditioned but I'm, once again, on stage crew! But in my opinion... STAGE CREW is so much FUN!  (sorry! I'm not trying to brag, I just had to say something about it cause I'm so excited!) |
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Post by phantomgirl110 on Jul 13, 2007 14:49:32 GMT -8
Hurrah for STAGE CREW! I LOVE being stage crew. It's awesome to get to watch the show from backstage and help out with stuff. And hurrah for Little Shop and your friend being in it, too!
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