#1
Posted: 1/4/05 at 7:23pm
I think it was in Seattle. Did anybody here see it?
Updated On: 1/4/05 at 07:23 PM
#2
Posted: 1/4/05 at 7:24pm
i thought it was in baltimore (no coincidence) but im totally not sure
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#4
Posted: 1/4/05 at 7:29pm
I'm not sure of the changes, but the tryout was definitely in Seattle, ashley.
#5
Posted: 1/4/05 at 7:31pm
The tour opened in Baltimore.
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#6
Posted: 1/4/05 at 7:31pm
sorry my bad. i thought i heard that somewhere
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#7
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:33pm
I don't mean to be anal, but Acting isn't a Sport, therefore they are Auditions not Try-outs.
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#8
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:41pm
No, renthead.
They are definetely called "Out-of-Town Tryouts"
Auditions are something else entirely.
They are definetely called "Out-of-Town Tryouts"
Auditions are something else entirely.
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#9
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:43pm
I saw the Seattle world premiere of Hairspray. I also saw it when I went to New York in April. The show hardly changed at all. The only major cut/change that I can remember is that they cut "Blood On The Pavement," which is still available as a bonus track on the OBC recording. When it opened in Seattle, it was essentially flawless. The only thing that was critiqued was the attempt at some seriousness with "I Know Where I've Been." While it's a great song, and a somewhat of a showstopper, it goes against most of the rest of the plot and tries to preach a message. But nothing really was changed. The set was expanded a bit.
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#10
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:44pm
Yea, Swifty was referring to the pre-BWAY tryout of Hairspray, not auditions.
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Updated On: 1/4/05 at 10:44 PM
#11
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:55pm
Oh sorry. I just hate when people are talking about auditions and say Try-outs, but now i see what you mean...haha i feel stupid, sorry about that
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#12
Posted: 1/4/05 at 10:59pm
I have a friend who works at a really big West Coast theater, and she always says that if anyone leaves her a message and says, "I'd like to try out," she doesn't call them back. If they say, "I'd like to audition," she'll call them whenever she gets around to it.. And if they say, "I'd like to be seen," she calls them immediately and schedules an audition. That's a good lesson.
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#13
Posted: 1/4/05 at 11:42pm
Not that this has much to do with anything, but... I'm going to see the tour here in Florida tomorrow! It'll be my 16th time seeing teh sshow, 1st not on Broadway. Wheeee.
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