LEAST- Last year I was in a terrible production of The Canterville Ghost. By far the worst show I was ever in...besides being cast as a 9 year old boy (I'm a 16 year old girl), no one knew their lines, we had virtually no talent in the cast (i was one of the 2 people who had ever done theater outside of school),and even the tech was messed up. We ended up skipping over a few scenes entirely, and one girl even brought her script onstage...during the showw. *cringes*
MOST-A few months ago I was in Oliver at a local theater. I was just a workhouse boy and a pickpocket (another boy..im seeing a trend... :-P)but it was an amazing experience. That was such a fun show, plus everyone in it was a professional so I learned so much.
"If you're a writer or a painter, you write or paint whenever you want to. But we have to do this task at a precise moment. At three minutes past eight, the curtain goes up, and you've got to pretend to believe, because no one else will believe you unless you believe it yourself. A great deal of our work is simply making ourselves dream. That is the task. At three minutes past eight,YOU MUST DREAM."