Questions You Wish They Would Ask

1-What sort of things were you involved with when you were younger? ie: chorus, dance, sports, teams, etc

2- Do you really like staying after to greet fans at the stagedoor?

3- Were you popular as a child?

4- How tall are you?

5- Do you ever post on messageboards?

Any crazy fan encounter stories?
Any memorable bloopers onstage?

The key isn't getting the right questions asked, it's wishing you'd get honest answers

I've always wanted to ask:

1) Were you popular as a child?
2) Do you like stagedooring?

XM3L24X Read my mind.

And also:

3) Did you do well in school?
(I find that interesting)

Updated On: 8/30/06 at 09:47 PM

Yea it would have to be
Did you do well in school && were you popular?

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As one of the writers for BWW, I often open up my inteviews for "questions from BWW readers". A handful of people will pm their questions.

But there's always the standard questions that most people want to know about someone in this industry. IE: background, schooling, first interest/experience in industry, favorite industry people, shows, films, advice to young thespians, view of today's show, upcoming projects, special/funny career moments etc.

Let's face it, some of the other questions are simple not interesting material. physical stats. stagedoor habits, popularity in school, or nosey personal questions are just not what people want to ask or share. Most industry people are just like you and I until the creative bug bites them...and that's when their stories get interesting.

So, unless there are some really unique reasons to ask questions other than these, most interviewers stick to basic "industry" things.

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