jackskellingtonsgirl
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Tammi - The robotics club sounds neat!
DS did his first audition for the school play yesterday. He has to do another audition today - all of the kids are required to do 2 auditions. He has a ton of theater CLASS experience, but almost no stage experience. He has never been in a full-length production. So we'll see. On the one hand I hate for him to be required to invest 2 hours after school for weeks on end for some bit part with no lines. On the other hand, he has to start somewhere. He thought about being in Peter Pan 2 years ago (as Nana/crocodile) but he balked at the time commitment. I do think he would have fun, even with a minor part or doing sets, lights, props, etc.
Of course he has no clue when she will announce the casting. I did see on the paper he brought home yesterday that they are double casting, which is what the professional theater does. I guess then the 2 actors cast in each part sort of "compete" and whoever does better is rewarded with more performances. That is NOT what the professional theater does.
DS did his first audition for the school play yesterday. He has to do another audition today - all of the kids are required to do 2 auditions. He has a ton of theater CLASS experience, but almost no stage experience. He has never been in a full-length production. So we'll see. On the one hand I hate for him to be required to invest 2 hours after school for weeks on end for some bit part with no lines. On the other hand, he has to start somewhere. He thought about being in Peter Pan 2 years ago (as Nana/crocodile) but he balked at the time commitment. I do think he would have fun, even with a minor part or doing sets, lights, props, etc.
Of course he has no clue when she will announce the casting. I did see on the paper he brought home yesterday that they are double casting, which is what the professional theater does. I guess then the 2 actors cast in each part sort of "compete" and whoever does better is rewarded with more performances. That is NOT what the professional theater does.



Come on on FFA!!!

I hope they approve the other non-stop soon. How odd - I have never heard of that before.
Hmm. If DS gets a good role for the play that could mean missing 3 rehearsals (Thur, Fri, and Mon). Not sure if they will rehearse every single day or not. The paper said they will rehearse until 6 PM - it did NOT say when they start or how many days a week it will be. The show isn't until February. If he misses 5 he gets cut from the cast. Guess we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. 


Good luck with the rash
and it sounds like most of it's from the teacher's inability to listen. 