Much Ado About Nothing Play Night 1
We did our second and last play. I was not half as nervous today; and so managed to speak much louder and clearer and put in the wipe of brow and look at the crowd in the prologue, which I didn’t really do yesterday. Balthasar did great with her singing, and nothing went wrong with her microphone. All the other girls in the back hall (behind the stage, where everyone goes in between their scenes) looked at me really strangely when I sang along to “Hey Nonny Nonny”, although they were singing along their selves. Is there anything wrong with a boy singing?
So yeah, the play went really well; and I enjoyed the experience and are very proud of both myself and all the other actors in the production. I am a bit sad that it’s over though. It’s going to make Sunday’s feel really empty when I’m not rehearsing, and I won’t see some of the actos in the production until next year’s production; and the rest I won’t see for three weeks. Some of my home-ed friends came along to Friday’s performance. They are young and very shy and quiet, so I was very happy and proud to hear that they said they want to be actors when they’re older and they haven’t stopped talking about my play since 
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Congrats on the show! I am an actor in Olympia, WA and did Much Ado… earlier this year. I was honored to play Borachio. Just recently closed my 2nd Shakespeare production which was Titus Andronicus. I absolutely adore performing Shakespeare. Hope you get to do more. Are you looking to be a professional actor or is this just something really fun to do now? Look forward to reading more of your posts about acting.
Thank you.
I would like to be a professional actor or a writer. But I guess I could do both really
Absolutely you can. Alan Alda comes quickly to mind. He wrote, starred and directed and good many of the MASH episodes. There are many actor/writers in the business. Do you know what your next show is yet? Break legs man.
I can’t imagine why there would be anything wrong with a boy singing.
No. That’s what I thought.
Thank you for visiting me today! Glad all went well in the play too! ~ Lynda
Thank you for your comment!! Have you been in a play before?
Almost! I was to be Pocahontas for the Thanksgiving play in the sixth grade. However, that was quashed when I came down with the pneumonia. I was out of school for weeks and heartbroken when Debbie VanVessum was given my part.
Such is life. ~ Lynda