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Post by LonelyArtist on Apr 24, 2009 2:17:16 GMT
Yeah. I'm thinking I'll try out just for the costumes!
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Post by Gamoc on Apr 24, 2009 4:13:36 GMT
Really? But it's so much better than the vivid costumes!
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Post by LonelyArtist on May 29, 2009 23:11:11 GMT
Well, I'm in. But I'm just a chorus member. Again. But what could I do? The director's daughter got Fiona, the female lead, and all her friends got really good parts, too. I guess maybe it's just coincidence. They're pretty good, I guess. *sigh* I had spent two and half weeks working up my audition.  |
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Post by †. a l i c e on May 30, 2009 1:25:21 GMT
Aw. Poor lovey. Better luck next time! -hugs-
You can always work on your Witchcraft 'til the next audition. That way, if you don't get the part, you could send flying monkey pigs and apple pie to the director's house to eat him! =D
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Post by Gamoc on May 30, 2009 15:02:27 GMT
Hey, the chorus is still good. It's definitely something to put on your resume for future shows!  |
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Post by andrewlj2002 on May 30, 2009 16:54:16 GMT
Lol @ alice.
Better luck next time, and I'm sure you will do well as a chorus member this time.
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Post by LonelyArtist on Aug 9, 2009 2:52:42 GMT
We're done! We just had the last showing tonight.
To be honest, I'm really glad it's done. The play was a Wit's End production, which is basically a play we put on every year during Western Days, which is our town festival week (even though we're in Minnesota?). But Western Days is also the week where the marching band goes through a "camp" every morning at 7 a.m. (which, I admit, is WAY better than the 6 a.m. we did before last year) to drill for the parade at the end of the week (Saturday).
With 7-9 mornings of intense marching drills, stretches, and this year's Thriller dance drill (we'll be doing it for our Homecoming field show) combined with four showings of Brigadoon, every muscle in my body hurts and I need a week's sleep. Plus, with Western Days' activities...well, I'm VERY glad that both marching band and Brigadoon are over forever.
The show went well. I had one line. It was when Charlie came into Jeanie's house and asked where she was. I respond with "In her room." Then, when I bring a pair of bloomers back to Jeanie's room for mending or something, he grabs them out of my hands and holds them up to the audience and says "I can hardly wait for the wedding!" I then snatch them away and stomp back to Jeanie's room. I was also in the Bonnie Jean and a wedding scene dance.
So it's been a long time since anyone else posted on this thread. How did Alice in Wonderland go, Gamoc? Or going? I have no idea how long your practices ran/run.
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Post by Gamoc on Aug 12, 2009 2:50:00 GMT
Technically it hasn't started, but I am dropping the show and picking up a musical at my school. We are doing White Christmas. I figured White Christmas was probably more important than Alice in Wonderland because in White Christmas my chances of getting a lead are much higher!
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Post by LonelyArtist on Aug 25, 2009 16:54:27 GMT
I've never heard of that one, but good luck!
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