has anybody ever auditioned for a part in a play or a musical?

if so, any suggestions for someone who may be considering an audition?


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I haven't and I have no plans to, but my best friend actually makes musicals. What he always looks for is, of course, talent and compatibility one is auditioning for. Research the part you want to play and do it well.

Attitude also plays a big part because no one wants to work with someone difficult to handle or someone who can't get along with others. Are you flexible when changes are done last minute or do you get stressed out?

Availability. Will you be ready as soon as he needs you to be? Are you willing to put in long hours if it's needed? If there is a need to change locations or schedules, can he count on you to be there?

I'm sure there's a lot more, but that's what I could think of, off the bat.

Yes I did read onc fo a trial,,and lets just say,,that IF,,you read wrong,,,THEY willsnicker,,,lol,,and it was with an English accent for the man to use,,,I got the part,,but,,because of my job,,I had to turn it down,,but THAT really surprised me that I done well,,Never had I stood on a stage and READ,,,let along,,,and act.... YES,,,I was scared,,,,,and it came through my voice....
Just be YOU,,,and your do FINE!!!!
Break a dance,,,,,oh, sorry,,break a leg......