anybody at their perf. arts school or theatre every known a show where the leads were cast only because of how much money they have [with the theatre hoping they'll get some of their cash]?
please don't say "well i'm sure it's for a good reason"
...it's NOT because of their talent let me tell you that.
[the reason i'm upset is that they were ranked like 20th out of 28 in the dept. and they're a lead bc of the money... what in the world]
edit: excuse me grammar whores
Updated On: 8/24/05 at 07:48 PM
Stand-by Joined: 12/31/69
well, i'm in a youth theatre, and one of the younger kids mom is kathy najimi-who isn't all that famous. her daughter always gets leads, but she is VERY talented...amazing voice, and actress, and she's only 8.
KATHY NAJIMI!!!
AHHH!!!!
Wonderful.
I LOVE Kathy Najimy!
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/3/05
First of all, who is that and why don't I know of her?
Second, CASTED is not a word. The past tense of cast is cast.
THANK YOU, Ashley. That was my first thought when I read the subject. Every time I see the word "casted," part of my soul dies.
I wanted to say something, but my Grammarspelling Witch side of me is just exhausted to death. Eep, Taryn, if I were you, my soul would be in nothing short of ENglish-hell at the moment.
Leading Actor Joined: 6/19/05
ashley you are my hero...that is pet peeve numero uno for me!!!! i cringe when ever i hear that
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/3/05
Yeah, I'm the grammar police.
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