It's always tricky doing original monologues, since auditioners (those who watch you audition?) generally prefer to see a published/performed piece. They like to see you being able to interpret a character, ya know? Which sort of sucks, to a certain extent cause you know what you can do and it's more fun to be original, etc.
XD KINKY INDEED. (I actually had a conversation with my theatre class about that-- most of us said we'd be okay with having sex on stage. Then someone brought up having sex in the net over the orchestra pit... We were a fairly dirty class >.>).
But seriously. Give it a try. Worst case scenario; it's not your thing. And there's so much time to figure out what your Thing is. It might not be stage acting, it might be film. Or it might be something else entirely. But you never know unless you try.
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Date: 2007-09-02 07:16 am (UTC)It's always tricky doing original monologues, since auditioners (those who watch you audition?) generally prefer to see a published/performed piece. They like to see you being able to interpret a character, ya know? Which sort of sucks, to a certain extent cause you know what you can do and it's more fun to be original, etc.
XD KINKY INDEED. (I actually had a conversation with my theatre class about that-- most of us said we'd be okay with having sex on stage. Then someone brought up having sex in the net over the orchestra pit... We were a fairly dirty class >.>).
But seriously. Give it a try. Worst case scenario; it's not your thing. And there's so much time to figure out what your Thing is. It might not be stage acting, it might be film. Or it might be something else entirely. But you never know unless you try.
(Oh look, my cliche is showing...)