Your First Musical? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 7/3/06 at 4:21pm
hey ChristiElphaJoSally!!
isn't it great starting late and getting great roles?? ha, ha
seriously it made me feel special. no joke.. lol but i will alawys love ballet too..how long did you dance?? ballet??
oh and ChrisLK..how'd you like fiddler?? i bet it was fun for your part to be the title of the show lol...and you get to look like you are actually playing..therefore it seems to be not only an actor but a very talented musician!!
xoxo
isn't it great starting late and getting great roles?? ha, ha
seriously it made me feel special. no joke.. lol but i will alawys love ballet too..how long did you dance?? ballet??
oh and ChrisLK..how'd you like fiddler?? i bet it was fun for your part to be the title of the show lol...and you get to look like you are actually playing..therefore it seems to be not only an actor but a very talented musician!!
xoxo
...Christopher Columbus I'll be *ASTONISHING*.. at LAST!!
#28
Posted: 7/4/06 at 12:11am
Strange. Almost all of our fisrt shows were either Fiddler or Annie...
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#29
Posted: 7/4/06 at 3:37am
my acting career began when the lead in anything goes asked me on a whim to play one of two chinese guys in anything goes.
#30
Posted: 7/4/06 at 9:38am
My first was Oliver! at primary school. i played orphan boy number 3!!!!!!!! Ahhh, such memories.
#31
Posted: 7/4/06 at 1:05pm
annie when i was in 5th grade
i was sandy ( the dog)
you gotta start somewhere huh?
i was sandy ( the dog)
you gotta start somewhere huh?
#32
Posted: 7/4/06 at 1:28pm
I was yente in fiddler when I was 11. I think when I was in elementary school (like 1st/2nd grade) I might have done a really bad production of the wizard of oz, but I dont think it counts.
#33
Posted: 7/4/06 at 8:14pm
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#34
Posted: 7/4/06 at 9:14pm
The first one that I had lines in was "The Pied Piper." It was very bad.
#35
Posted: 7/4/06 at 9:17pm
bear Prince in Bear Prince
Real was Fidler when I was 14, just about to end, still 2 more performances
Real was Fidler when I was 14, just about to end, still 2 more performances
The bushes of Tex were nervous recks because their son was dim, But look what happened to him~Dirrty Rotten Scoundrels~all about Ruprecht
They say the thoughtful musicals dead on broadway~forbiden broadway : SVU~The crime scene
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#36
Posted: 7/5/06 at 3:28pm
In the ensemble of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown when I was 14. My first role in a musical was Pepper in Annie and I was 15.
"I'll show you a laughgasm. I'll gasm all over this stage!"
"Interesting choice"
"Interesting choice"
#37
Posted: 7/6/06 at 1:06pm
I went to Performing Arts camp starting when I was 3 and did little kid shows, but the first actual musical I did was Music Man as a soloist. The first role I had in a musical was Kim in Bye Bye Birdie when I was in 6th grade.
somebody hold me too close...
#38
Posted: 7/6/06 at 1:36pm
Tessie in Annie when I was 9 =)
It's like I'm your lover- or more like your ghost.
#39
Posted: 7/6/06 at 4:45pm
Seussical when I was 5!
Just because I got the lead doesn't mean you can't be my understudy!:)
#40
Posted: 7/6/06 at 6:17pm
A Christmas Carol back in 1989. I was 4, and was some random character they invented(basically ensemble) because my Dad was the musical director. Hehe.
"Not everyone can come and go by bubble"
#41
Posted: 7/7/06 at 12:00am
Annie when I was about 5 in Kindergarden.
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"The man who wishes he had written Phantom of the Opera!" - SueleenGay
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#42
Posted: 7/7/06 at 1:15am
Fiddler On The Roof Jr- I was Mordcha The Innkeeper, unlike in the actual version I did very little. I was in To Life & the group scenes & and not much dialouge. Luckily last summer, I did the show and got the same roll which had more for me to do which included emceeing Motel & Tzietel's wedding.
#44
Posted: 7/8/06 at 3:36am
Hello Dolly. I was 12. I play Rudolph Resienwebber or something like that. I hated that show.
'Acting provides the fulfillment of never being fulfilled. You're never as good as you'd like to be. So there's always something to hope for.'
-- Washington Irving
#45
Posted: 7/8/06 at 12:08pm
My first REAL musical was Charlie Brown in 9th grade. . . I was Lucy. But I had been doing church musicals since I was really little.
*Do you think you can make me sing. . . I sing for myself, you can get me there but do you really think you can make me sing?*-Judy Garland
#46
Posted: 7/8/06 at 2:53pm
Joseph. but my first lead was hoak in driving mrs.daisy..oh middle school.
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#47
Posted: 7/8/06 at 3:08pm
My first musical in school was annie when I was in grade 6. I played annie. My first community theatre musical was Honk Jr. when I was in grade 7 and I played the cat.
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#48
Posted: 7/8/06 at 4:07pm
I was 4 and i was in a professional production of Cinderella.
i don't remember why they needed little kids in cinderella, but there were 3 of us.
i don't remember why they needed little kids in cinderella, but there were 3 of us.
#49
Posted: 7/8/06 at 4:41pm
well in pre-k we had some cheesy play about the mother goose rhymes i got the lead as little bo peep but my first real musical was the little prince i was umm....8 i think 3rd grade and i was a story teller
you know you're in love when you cant fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams"-Dr. Seuss
#50
Posted: 7/9/06 at 3:53pm
I did my first show when I was 11. It was called The Castaways and I played the youngest orphan named Dottie. It was cute show and I still remember some of the songs from it.
But my first show that people actually knew about was Annie and I was 13. I will never do Annie again.
But my first show that people actually knew about was Annie and I was 13. I will never do Annie again.
"One day, is that enough for you, one day he went dumb, one day I went blind, one day we'll go deaf, one day we were born, one day we shall die, the same day, the same second, is that enough for you? They give birth astride of a grave, the light gleams an instant, then it's night once more." --Waiting for Godot
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