Auditions stink!
November 15th, 2004Auditions are the worst invention of the past millennium. Who’s idea was it to make a persons involvement in something that will largely dictate his or her life for months rely solely on: 2 minutes of singing, which can easily be messed up (especially if it was the first time in your life singing solo in front of people), another 2 minutes of dance (this is slightly more appropriate than anything else), and a few hours of acting auditions, in which you will probably only get up a few times considering how many people are trying out.
If you haven’t guessed yet, my vocal audition for West Side Story was today. I sang Ol’ Man River from Show Boat, and since I didn’t have the music with me, I messed up about 4 times. I knew not to look at the judges while I was singing, but I had to afterwards and it just looked like they hated it. I love how the judges were all sitting up high, all looking down on the person. It reminded me of an ancient high court during the trial of a murderer or something. Hopefully the dance audition will go better tomorrow.
Also, I will be leaving for France on Friday, so I will stop posting for about two weeks (big surprise, I know). I am going to have so much homework as I’m missing 7 days of school, and make up a bunch of tests. At least some of the teachers are being nice and exempting me from certain projects.
In my theater class at the moment, we are doing voice work, and are in the middle of a radio show project. We all had to write a script, and our groups would choose one from that group. We chose mine (aside from by persistent rejection of the decision). I thought it sounded a lot better with everyone reading it, though. Our group rocks, the other people in it have come up with ridiculously awesome character voices. I’ve got nothing else to say,
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