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Posted: 12/1/05 at 2:32am
Yup, I have thought of another thread.
What is the weirdest role you have ever performed? Any criteria constitutes "weird", so long as you explain why it is weird.
here are mine:
(warning- several references to children's theatre ahead)
Number one: Quasimodo in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"- a childrens show, no matter how many people told me I was typecast, the makeup was utter hell. And this was the first time I had ever played a "good" character.
Bedelia Cotter in "Marmalade Gumdrops" - a child is cleaning up his room and as he decides to throw things out, his furniture comes to life to show him what kind of fun he could have with those things if he uses his imagination. I was the bed. Believe me, you cannot come up with a joke that I haven't heard. But I still think this is a great show for kids, if only anyone would trust me.
"The Diary of Adam & Eve"- A college production, using a scene form the show. I was the snake. Up on a ladder, in black, with a large toy snake draping me from head to ankle.
What is the weirdest role you have ever performed? Any criteria constitutes "weird", so long as you explain why it is weird.
here are mine:
(warning- several references to children's theatre ahead)
Number one: Quasimodo in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"- a childrens show, no matter how many people told me I was typecast, the makeup was utter hell. And this was the first time I had ever played a "good" character.
Bedelia Cotter in "Marmalade Gumdrops" - a child is cleaning up his room and as he decides to throw things out, his furniture comes to life to show him what kind of fun he could have with those things if he uses his imagination. I was the bed. Believe me, you cannot come up with a joke that I haven't heard. But I still think this is a great show for kids, if only anyone would trust me.
"The Diary of Adam & Eve"- A college production, using a scene form the show. I was the snake. Up on a ladder, in black, with a large toy snake draping me from head to ankle.
"We are all misfits, I guess, in the theatre. Otherwise we wouldn't be here." ~Michael Kandel, "Ogre"