And so it ends. And also begins.
Ah, On the Razzle has reached its end.
Our shows went quite well, for the most part. There were no slip ups of sets or lines, in fact, our improver actors added quite a section onto the script ("That sucks!"). Suprisingly, we never had a full house, or even very close to one. Our audiences were actually smaller that Mouse that Roared, which really says a lot. But they were mainly awesome, and very responsive and laughing and fun. Huzzah! And, strangely enough, one of our shows we had about 20-30 people, but they were probably among our best audiences. Strange, isn't it? I feel a bit sad that it's over and that we won't see each other after school too much anymore, but it is a relief that it's done and now I can focus on other things.
Ha! Got me for a second.
On Friday, before On the Razzle had even finished, were auditions for Web of Murder, this year's student run show. I tried out, along with about 11 other girls, for 5 girl parts. A fair bit of drama went into this, but the cast list was finally posted today...
And I made understudy for Mary and Stephanie!
It's strange, though. While I am very glad that I get to be involved, I also feel like I'm not really involved, because I wasn't REALLY cast. And then there's that relief that I won't have so much work to do as the others, but really, I may have a bit more, because I have to master both parts. Quite interesting, really. I am a little bit annoyed, though...I don't know. I wish I could just be (or feel) officially in or out. I suppose I'm in, but it doesn't reallly feel like it. I'm hoping this feeling will change once rehersals start...we'll see. But HEY! I AM glad that I'm going to be involved. I'm just a bit afraid of what that means.
Our shows went quite well, for the most part. There were no slip ups of sets or lines, in fact, our improver actors added quite a section onto the script ("That sucks!"). Suprisingly, we never had a full house, or even very close to one. Our audiences were actually smaller that Mouse that Roared, which really says a lot. But they were mainly awesome, and very responsive and laughing and fun. Huzzah! And, strangely enough, one of our shows we had about 20-30 people, but they were probably among our best audiences. Strange, isn't it? I feel a bit sad that it's over and that we won't see each other after school too much anymore, but it is a relief that it's done and now I can focus on other things.
Ha! Got me for a second.
On Friday, before On the Razzle had even finished, were auditions for Web of Murder, this year's student run show. I tried out, along with about 11 other girls, for 5 girl parts. A fair bit of drama went into this, but the cast list was finally posted today...
And I made understudy for Mary and Stephanie!
It's strange, though. While I am very glad that I get to be involved, I also feel like I'm not really involved, because I wasn't REALLY cast. And then there's that relief that I won't have so much work to do as the others, but really, I may have a bit more, because I have to master both parts. Quite interesting, really. I am a little bit annoyed, though...I don't know. I wish I could just be (or feel) officially in or out. I suppose I'm in, but it doesn't reallly feel like it. I'm hoping this feeling will change once rehersals start...we'll see. But HEY! I AM glad that I'm going to be involved. I'm just a bit afraid of what that means.