#1
Posted: 5/6/09 at 5:58pm
If an audition asks for a classical & contemporary monologue, can you use Restoration for the classical??
#2
Posted: 5/6/09 at 6:04pm
Yes, usually.
#3
Posted: 5/6/09 at 6:06pm
Of course. Just in case, have a Shakespeare monologue prepared in case they want to hear you do one.
#4
Posted: 5/6/09 at 7:49pm
They would specify Shakespearean if that's what they are expecting.
HOWEVER, a good auditioning actor should always have monologues of EVERY type ready to go at a moments notice.
HOWEVER, a good auditioning actor should always have monologues of EVERY type ready to go at a moments notice.
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#5
Posted: 5/7/09 at 1:15am
Possibly, but keep in mind that when an audition notices is asking for a classical piece, they probably want to see how well you handle VERSE. It can be from Shakespeare, Marlow, Webster, even the Greeks. A Restoration piece might be good to have in your "back pocket," but if it's not in verse, I would recommend finding one that is or doing something else for most classical auditions.
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