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#26

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well thanks...um i decided my pic would be my headshot now...anywho thanks for all the tips its been tons of help! i will give you the 411 once its all over with. well still open for tips...
thanks!
#27

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Best if luck! What are you auditioning for, out of curiosity? Cute headshot, btw (read your other thread). =D
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#28

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thanks, the audition is for CCBB sorry i only said jemima...hm i guess i kind of blanked out.
#29

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Good Luck! I hope you get the part, and if you do, Im coming to see you in it! YIPPEEE!!!

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#31

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A great kid song is "Disneyland" from Smile. I did it recently for an audition. It's lots of fun.


ETA: And good luck!!!!
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Updated On: 9/16/05 at 05:17 PM

#32

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You're a cutie.

I'd get used to those terms because I'd venture a guess that you'll be hearing them for many years to come. I'm 21 years old and am still "sweetie", "sweetie pie", "honey", "darling", etc. to most. Likewise, I use these terms in regard to many whose ages range from 2 to 30. Embrace it, sweetheart! :) And good luck on your audition! You sound ambitious and persevering. Since you don't want to be coddled and treated like a child, I'm just going to say this: don't get discouraged if nothing comes of it. New York cattle calls are a far cry from community theatre. Just keep those stars in your eyes and don't allow anything to let you lose sight of your dream. :)

Go in with a positive attitude and leave with the same positive attitude, no matter what the result.

Break a leg!

PS: ByMySide, there are some songs on that list that are certainly not overdone and I which I personally don't feel are inappropriate. God, that is the longest list of "what not to do" songs I've ever seen. I think as a general rule, it's best not to over analyzed the piece you choose. There are some songs that are obviously overdone and should be stayed away from, but pushing those aside, if it's a piece that speaks to you and showcases you well, I say go for it!
#33

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ive been to a broadway audition before...i think in 2003 to play babby june in Gypsy but they wanted a NATURAL blonde. oh well
#34

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The most important thing is that you know the song backwards and forwards. Do not learn a new song for the audition. I can't stress that enough.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#35

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i did damn yankees at my school last year. "heart" is still in my head
#36

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ByMySide- you forgot Memory from Cats, probably the most overdone there is.


Penny4eyes-Break a leg!, your picture's gorgeous! keep us updated
~And let us try, before we die, to make some sense of life~
#37

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thanks...i am singing don't rain on my parade, even though i have used it before, i think it might be good becuase its a good song to belt out and it shows a pretty nice vocal range.
#38

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any more tips? dont worry im not one of those freak kids who go in to auditions and act all goody goody. those kids scare the holy crud out of me!
#39

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Don't Rain On My Parade is a great choice! Especially since you know it so well. It will show your vocal range and your peraonality.
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
#41

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Good Luck! Don't Rain On My Parade sounds great! When is the audition?
#42

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in the first post i said the date: october 1st
#43

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Penny one of your posts said:
"then if your goog but not good enough...your sent to the sewers."

Do you mean you get a sewer kid? because those kids are all amazing and you'd be really lucky to get that! Best of luck at the audition, remember to just be yourself.
#44

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yeah thats what i meant. i know its not a bad thing to be a sewer kid, but whouldnt you rather be jemima?
#45

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It's an honor to be on Broadway period
But there is nothing wrong with reaching for the stars
Best of luck Penny4Eyes

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