Are You Stronger In Comedy Or Drama?

[Cruel_Sandwich]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:14pm

And why?

[dramaqueen2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:18pm

i would say comedy.
probably because i'm good with timing. and i can just pick up quickly in things. i'm more of a character actress i would say.
it just comes more naturally to me than drama does.
=)

[Cruel_Sandwich]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:19pm

Then how dare you crown yourself the queen of drama?

As for me, I am probably best in the Steve Buscemi/Christopher Walken creepy villain roles.

[FutureAladdinOnB'Way]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:22pm

I would say Comedy....I've been cast in a lot of comedic roles and I like playing them not just from comedic timing, but because the people who leave always remember the funny guy

[Fabrizio2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:23pm

funny girl...you mean...

[Becoz_i_knew_you21]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:24pm

I would have to say drama because when I have lines that I have to hit an be funny on, they kind of scare me. I like comedy too though.

[FutureAladdinOnB'Way]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:25pm

Dude Fabrizio2 go away, you're not funny at all.. Updated On: 3/11/07 at 10:25 PM

[Fabrizio2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:25pm

Don't tell me how to live my life!

[FutureAladdinOnB'Way]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:26pm

Well someone needs to tell you at the rate you're going

[Cruel_Sandwich]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:28pm

I do have to say that I'm not really the kind of actor who plays the extremely broad and funny roles. I'm definitely more on the Bill Murray side of things.

[Kitzarina]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:28pm

I'd say I'm probably stronger in comedy; in either case I am much more suited for "character" roles than anything else. I will never be the ingenue, but hopefully I can carve out a niche for myself by injecting a bit of my personality into supporting roles. Besides, everyone knows that the ingenue is a total bore anyway

[Fabrizio2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:30pm

Okay, whatever you say ANNE.

[Raviolisun]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:33pm

Definitely drama. I am painfully unfunny most of the time.

[The_Jackal2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:37pm

I guess I'd say comedy. I kind of would like to think I can do both but I really love to make people laugh.

[ahmelie]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:37pm

Drama. I don't know if I'm better at it, I'm just more comfortable in it.

[Becoz_i_knew_you21]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:39pm

"I'm just more comfortable in it."

I feel the same way about drama.

[VonTussleGirl]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 10:43pm

I'd have to say comedy. I'm a pretty strong character actress (the kind who can take a role like "Townsperson 2" and turn it into a raving drunken redneck who hits her crippled child and carries a head on a stick) and for some reason, crazy characters like that just come easier to me.

However, that's not to say that I don't love doing dramatic roles. I just haven't really had enough of them within my career.

[ashbash1990]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 11:53pm

it depends on the charecter i pla, though the ones in dramas are more intresting (for the most part...)

[songanddanceman2]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 11:56pm

I would have to say Drama

In every Show ive done in london and touring or experimental ive always done drama and find it easier to relate to a character and get pulled in to there world

[LimelightMike]

Posted: 3/11/07 at 11:59pm

Honest-to-goodness, I'm caught in the middle. I mean, several past roles I've taken range from: the emotionally-intense roles like, "Jean Valjean" in LesMiz and "Shaw Moore" in FOOTLOOSE to the creepy-weirdness of "The Boss" in SIDE SHOW to the rather over-the-top, side-splitting comedic in "Bazzard" in DROOD, and "Eddie Flagrante" in Zombie Prom! I prefer testing and challening myself, stepping outside my body, my being, and striving for bigger hurdles. I prefer a little bit of both ... Mixing and mashing the styles can work, too. I figure as long as I have a 'connection' with my audiences, I'm a happy camper. Thankfully, that's how I go about things.

[Gavino77]

Posted: 3/13/07 at 1:48pm

I would say drama, because I have terrible comedic timing and I always feel uncomfortable performing comedy.