#76
Posted: 8/1/06 at 9:53pm
Into the Woods, I was fifteen and it was effing awesome, i was the mysterious man
Your First Musical? — Page 4
#77
Posted: 8/2/06 at 3:08pm
I've been doing variety shows and the like since I was five. My first full scale musical was Oliver, I was nine, I was an orphan/one of fagin's gang and it was in Ireland's National Concert Hall, which is quite a big venue so it was great.
The rain we knew is a thing of the past -
deep-delving, dark, deliberate you would say
browsing on spire and bogland; but today
our sky-blue slates are steaming in the sun,
our yachts tinkling and dancing in the bay
like racehorses. We contemplate at last
shining windows, a future forbidden to no one.
Derek Mahon
"Maybe all one can do is hope to end up with the right regrets."
Arthur Miller
deep-delving, dark, deliberate you would say
browsing on spire and bogland; but today
our sky-blue slates are steaming in the sun,
our yachts tinkling and dancing in the bay
like racehorses. We contemplate at last
shining windows, a future forbidden to no one.
Derek Mahon
"Maybe all one can do is hope to end up with the right regrets."
Arthur Miller
#78
Posted: 8/3/06 at 12:50am
In third grade I was a royal child in King and I :]
#79
Posted: 8/3/06 at 1:20am
I played Mr. Bundles, the masked radio announcer and Ike in Annie when I was 12, that was my firt real musical. A lot of us played more than one part because we didn't have enough people. I was a very weird looking show! lol
#80
Posted: 8/4/06 at 7:32am
This thread is ver me at the moment. Yes, I did Annie two years ago and I was in the ensemble and played Jimmy Johnson, the masked announcer, also. And I'm rehearsing for the King and I now, in which I'll be the oldest Prince Chululongkorn you've ever seen.
The rain we knew is a thing of the past -
deep-delving, dark, deliberate you would say
browsing on spire and bogland; but today
our sky-blue slates are steaming in the sun,
our yachts tinkling and dancing in the bay
like racehorses. We contemplate at last
shining windows, a future forbidden to no one.
Derek Mahon
"Maybe all one can do is hope to end up with the right regrets."
Arthur Miller
deep-delving, dark, deliberate you would say
browsing on spire and bogland; but today
our sky-blue slates are steaming in the sun,
our yachts tinkling and dancing in the bay
like racehorses. We contemplate at last
shining windows, a future forbidden to no one.
Derek Mahon
"Maybe all one can do is hope to end up with the right regrets."
Arthur Miller
#81
Posted: 8/6/06 at 2:28pm
'The King and I' was my first musical too! I think I was eight.
#82
Posted: 8/6/06 at 3:02pm
My fair Lady.
I was 15 year old.
The same year I saw "The land of smiles".
I was 15 year old.
The same year I saw "The land of smiles".
#83
Posted: 8/7/06 at 5:55pm
I'm gonna be in the "Goodbye Girl" this September, it's a really small part, but like they say, you have to start somewhere!
#84
Posted: 8/7/06 at 6:03pm
I played Mrs. Sowerberry in Oliver my freshmen year.
That coffin was comfy.
That coffin was comfy.
"We're afraid to talk to you now, because anything we say causes you to burst into song." - My friends
#85
Posted: 8/11/06 at 1:23pm
The Boyfriend-ensemble/specialty dancer
I was 8
First role in a musical was Tom Sawyer-Eliza-I was 10
I was 8
First role in a musical was Tom Sawyer-Eliza-I was 10
#86
Posted: 8/11/06 at 6:23pm
Hmmm...that'd be The King and I in 2000, when I was 8 and looked like I was 4 (I was shorter than the 6 year old in the show). That same year, 2 weeks after King and I opened, I played Jenny Wiley's youngest daughter in The Legend of Jenny Wiley (look the woman up...she has quite a story). Aaaand, they were at the same outdoor professional theatre I've worked with for 7 seasons now.
Every living soul has got a voice - you've got to give it room and let it sing.
#87
Posted: 8/11/06 at 7:28pm
Annie Get Your Gun. I was 12 and played Pawnee Jill.
#88
Posted: 8/12/06 at 12:22am
mine was Little Shop of Horrors...i was 10 and i played patrick martin and the very first audrey two puppet!
#89
Posted: 8/13/06 at 10:32pm
My first was Evita and I was 8. I got to sing "Santa Evita" in the children's chorus...
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it."-- Ferris Bueller's Day Off
#90
Posted: 8/13/06 at 10:39pm
Once Upon A Mattress. I was 14 and played Lady Beatrice. It was 60's theme XD
Opera is when a guy gets stabbed in the back and, instead of bleeding, he sings.
#92
Posted: 8/14/06 at 10:39pm
Chorus in a very Guffmanesque community theatre "South Pacific." Yuck yuck yuck ...
#93
Posted: 8/16/06 at 12:23am
Sound of Music! I was Gretl, I was eight....good times 
#94
Posted: 8/16/06 at 7:25am
Besides a musical our teacher had written for us in elementary school (oh my), my first musical was The Boy Friend, I played Hortense. I was, hrm, let's see, 10/11.
#95
Posted: 8/16/06 at 9:11pm
cinderella in 7th grade. I was the stepsister Portia :)
good times...
good times...
#96
Posted: 8/17/06 at 1:21pm
Lady in the Dark as Young Liza.. I was 9. It was what made me certain that I wanted to be in theater.
and the feeling
and the light
moving on.
In my picture: I'm Sally in pink on the far left!
and the light
moving on.
In my picture: I'm Sally in pink on the far left!
#97
Posted: 8/17/06 at 6:45pm
"In Quest of Columbus" There were 8 main students in the show (4 boys and 4 girls) and I was one of them!!!!!!
#99
Posted: 8/18/06 at 2:32am
Children of Eden in my high school's production freshman year (2004). I was 14.
#100
Posted: 8/18/06 at 2:58am
This totally doesn't count at all because it's a piece of sh*t, but my first was Inventions Rock in 5th grade. We were forced to do it, and it was embarassing.
Other than that? Nada. That makes me sad.
Other than that? Nada. That makes me sad.
What the puck?!
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