Is someone training to be the next Carla? Of course you count too, hypertruffle. I still can't get over how someone could sing, let alone sing a high note, in such an uncomfortable position.
Twas incredibly hard too. It took weeks of procrasination from homework. I've only done it fully once, and I nearly broke my limbs. >< Twas awesome though.
Think of me as the next Carla, except shorter, latina, quirkier, and less flexible.
"The cynicism you refer to, I acquired the day I discovered I was different from little boys!~All About Eve
Good, hypertruffle, because now I'm so into this show I have been driving my friends in the theater business crazy so they let me direct a small production of Nine or at least do a stage reading of the show and take it from there. If they let me go through with the idea I'm gonna be Guido of course but we're gonna need a Carla since unfortunately I can't hit a C singing upside down, and I'm latino too so we should just do a Latino version of the show, how about that? Jazzysuite, I can imagine if you are a trained actor like Mrs.Krakowski or Mrs.Morris are/were, then it's probably not the biggest challenge, but as an actor/director myself I'm always amazed to see other actors doing something that not everyone can do, in my opinion. Especially as a director it's easier to see other people's limits since when you're acting you're mostly only worried about your own limited skills as an actor...OK, little thread-jack but since I started it I'm allowed.
FBD (If you won't mind me calling you that)- Hon, I ain't an actor. I'm a 16-year-old aspiring musician who just has way too much time on her hands. Sorry to dissapoint. =P
"The cynicism you refer to, I acquired the day I discovered I was different from little boys!~All About Eve
Hahaha, you sure made me smile, hypertruffle, so I guess I stand rejected. At least it is nice to see a 16 year old that spends some time trying to do a Carla move instead of spending all her time Defying Gravity, I'm sooo glad to hear that.
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