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#26

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 10:11pm

I guess it would be in 3rd grade when we had to put on a little show for teh PTA breakfast thing. I think it was The Frog Prince...or something like that. I was the princess and I was supposed to kiss the boy(the frog) on his forehead but I didn't want to so I put my hand on his forehead and kissed my hand. That was when I was going through the "cooties" stage.

The first worthwhile show was when we did M*A*S*H in 10th grade. I was a Korean...yet I am very white with red hair...
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#27

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 10:32pm

"Hello Dolly" - 14
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#29

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:04pm

Oliver and i think i was 12
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#30

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:12pm

In Kindergarten- We did a play based on a book about the rainforest centered around this tree. We were all rain and I was half a tree:) And the cute boy who was the snake hung from my arm.
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#31

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:18pm

I had lots of on stage experiences with silly elementry programs and choirs but my first actual show was when I was a 6th grader.

I was in two shows at the same time so it's a tie between The Princess and the Pea(I was a lady in waiting and it happened at the middle school) and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat (the high school show that called for a children chorus).
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#32

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:20pm

george m. cohen. when i was either 11 or 12.. i had two lines.. what can i say..theater is better for me to watch than to take part in lol..
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#33

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:30pm

Lady in the Dark- 10
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#34

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/24/05 at 11:31pm

"Peter Pan" when I was 12. I played John and got to fly and everything! re: what was the first show you were ever in?
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#35

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 12:24am

I think it was Annie at a summer camp when I was seven or eight...is it weird that I do not remember anything about it except that I was a Boylen sister?? But the first show that I really count was Aesop's Fabulous Fable Factory when I was 12. I played three parts....I think they were country mouse, homer, and a donkey seller...funny that I remember that.
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#36

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 12:54am

Wow! Aesop's Fabulous Fable Factory.... I was in that show once. It's truly a cute show! I was one of the narrators. But my first show was The Castaways. It didnt have anything to do with people stranded on tropical islands. It was about homeless orphans. I even remember some of my lines... "I'm tired and hungry and want to go home"... haha
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#37

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 12:56am

I was "black" chorus in SHOWBOAT......... and I'm not black!! Unfortutely there were not any black Americans available in Glasgow (not surprising)!
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#38

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 12:58am

I did Annie when I was 5. That was my very first show - I was a hoodlum(sp?) boy. After the girl playing Annie did her threatening thing we all were supposed to run off. But before I did, I - completely my thought, did it on the spot - did the Home Alone thing. You know, the "AAAHHHH!!!" thing?
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#40

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 3:24pm

wow,they did Castaways in our town a couple months ago,but i didn't get to see it,tears
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#41

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 3:24pm

community theatre: West Side Story

First professional job: Carousel
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#43

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 4:45pm

it was a hawaiian musical revue when i was 6

but if you want a REAL musical... my first musical was Hello Dolly and i was 12 [junior chorus]
#46

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 5:26pm

Some crappy show called "Krazy Kamp" at about age 11. We never had enough guys for the chorus of boy campers so because I am an alto and my voice carries really well I had to play a boy camper...which basically meant wearing a hat the entire show...it was awful!
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Updated On: 8/25/05 at 05:26 PM

#48

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 6:18pm

EGGBY: I was "black" chorus in SHOWBOAT......... and I'm not black!!

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#49

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 6:24pm

Godspell. 15.
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#50

re: what was the first show you were ever in?

Posted: 8/25/05 at 7:28pm

Well I was in our play that had a bunch of greek and roman gods and godesses when i was about 10, but my first musical was Bye Bye Birdie at 16, i was rosie. pretty crazy, huh?
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