re: The Core of Acting
Feb 20
2009, 09:57:22 PM
acting is being
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re: HELP with Partner Scenes
Jan 21
2009, 06:21:01 PM
Neil LaBute has several plays with great 2 person scenes, Fat Pig, Some Girl(s), The SHape of things (THe last scene where Adam tells off Evelyn is great)
Danny and the Deep Blue sea also has great material
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Nauralistic monologue
Jan 14
2009, 04:59:18 PM
Because I thought I could find someone here who knows:
Can I have some examples of "Naturalistic" plays?
I have to do a naturalistic monologue for my acting class and don't really know what naturalistic entails,
Is "THe Skin of Our Teeth" something that could fit n that category?
Thanks
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re: Why Wasn't LB A Hit?
Oct 22
2008, 07:52:38 PM
I predict that as soon as the rights come out every high school girl will be begging their drama teacher to do LB as the spring musical or whatnot...
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La Cage Aux Folles Auditon
Sep 24
2008, 10:04:53 PM
I'm auditionng for La Cage next month, (I'm a girl and a low alto)
THe director said to bring a song that is of similar style to La Cage
42nd Street or If they could see me now are two songs I was thinking of choosing from
Do these songs match the style? I've listened to quiet a few songs from the cd of the show
any suggestions>?
gracias
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To Direct...Or to Act? that is the question
Sep 12
2008, 05:17:24 AM
Just wondering.... i am sleep deprived, and have been thinking about what i want top do with my life while trying to get some sleep (thank you sinus infection...)
I know how difficult it can be to make it as an actor out there in the world of theater
But I was just wondering from some other views, how much harder is it to become a director? I have only worked with directors from my high school / community theater/ college.
I KNOW directing is what I want to do.
advice?
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Broadway camp songs?
Jun 15
2008, 04:53:22 PM
I'm going to be a camp counselor for the next few weeks, and I am trying to find some camp songs to bring-being a theater geek- what Broadway songs, or songs for shows would be fun to bring to a camp fire, as I want to teach the kids about theater (ages 9-14)
must be appropraite
thankls for any help!
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re: Alternative Show Titles
Jun 12
2008, 03:41:24 PM
"Cats: It's okay, the cast doesn't want to be here either."
hahahaha
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re: Most despicable act by a likable character?
Jun 11
2008, 10:43:22 PM
In "Brave New World", you start to feel for Bernard, and then he becomes an a-hole exploiting the hell out of John the Savage....
And of course, Professor Snape, the perfect example
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re: Reverse Sex Roles
Jun 10
2008, 12:03:31 AM
IMO, men have funner roles
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re: Reverse Sex Roles
Jun 9
2008, 09:49:13 PM
there are so many amazing guy roles i wish i could play, when my brain starts working again, I'll list them
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re: Reverse Sex Roles
Jun 9
2008, 07:18:50 PM
both times I've been in Midsummer, we've had a woman play Quince, and several mechanical parts were played by women
I was also cast as the female equivelent of Egeus, Egia
There was alittle Mrs. Robinson thing going on w/ Demetrius, which added alot of comedy to it
i would love to direct a gender blind production of "Waiting for Godot"
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re: Idol...on Broadway
Jun 8
2008, 09:44:27 PM
when I read the title I thought that they were making "American Idol: the musical"
wow, that would be....something else
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re: Song for Millie Audition
Jun 3
2008, 10:32:48 PM
"I got your number" from Little Me
Delovely from Anything Goes
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re: Two Songs from Brand New PETER PAN MUSICAL!!!
Jun 2
2008, 07:50:38 PM
I'm kinda excited to see where they go with this.
Not the disney or Mary Martin Peter Pan we all know so well...
I like new spins on classic stories
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re: Top 10 Plays to Read Before You Die
May 29
2008, 11:00:11 PM
Tartuffe
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re: What play should never EVER EVER never ever be a musical...
May 23
2008, 11:52:53 PM
I have to admit, the Simpsons did rock the musical STREETCAR NAMED MARGE...
THe Children's hour....god those would be some boring songs...
Ballad on being a teacher
Ballad on lies
Ballad on maybe being a lesbian....
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re: Waiting for Godot Headed to Broadway?
May 15
2008, 02:11:35 AM
I am so excited to see this! Yeah for being in Seattle!
Godot is in my top 5 favorite plays!
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re: Bow Order
May 8
2008, 12:34:51 AM
its always awkward when they don't bow
In "Hot n' THrobbin", at my college, the director just had the actors walk on stage one at a time and stand there in red light for about a minute. No bows. The audience had no clue, so us in the booth in the back had to start clapping like crazy to get everyone else to realize that yes, these were "The bows"
I was also in "Impromptu", where another director decided that the audience will get it if we just stand there.,....they didnt. It wasnt until
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re: My First Cancellation
May 1
2008, 02:40:20 AM
In Peter Pan, our michael sprained her foot freally bad, so another actress, who was an Indian (and really short)memorized all of Michael's part in less than 24 hours
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