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[Princess MimiChica]

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Posted: 12/15/03 at 11:27am

Amneris -
sweetie, thank you so much for being nice and making me feel better =)
I've been rejected by pretty much everyone and everything I can be rejected from, and your right, its a major part of The Biz even tho its the worst part and I hate it =) im trying to get a thicker skin, but I just try to take your advice and tell myself that dammit, I CAN sing (or so people tell me lol) and just because I don't get certain rolws in musicals doesnt mean i don't have talent...
Um, wow sorry for changing the subject here, I just feel so much better now! =D Thanks again sweetie!!

[Amneris]

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Posted: 12/15/03 at 1:52pm

It's not a problem to have said that..it's the truth. You can't let people get you down but, what you can do is take their rejection and only be stronger. It helps.

[simplywill]

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Posted: 12/15/03 at 8:12pm

well, as far as good musical theatre schools go, new york is a hub for talent, but i currently am a junior at OCU(oklahoma city university). I study with Florence Birdwell, teacher of both Kristen Chenoweth and Kelli O'Harra,(amongst many others) and i like it quite a bit. We have so many opportunities to practice our craft here. we do 3 musicals and 3 operas a year, not to mention all of the big auditioners who come here to find actors and dancers.(Music Theatre Wichita, Oklahoma Lyric, just to name a couple) The training is solid all the way around and i am proud to be a student here. If you're looking for schools i'd definately say check ocu out.

if you have any questions just pm me. i'll be glad to answer anything i can.

will

"Your voice is not for you, its for me your audience. Why spend your time listening to yourself when you sing." --Florence Birdwell