Republic County Rehearsal

[ravynloony]

Just got home from another night of screaming and running around like a maniac. Everything went pretty smoothly. It's fun to think of new ridiculous ways to scream and just be plain weird. One of the actresses missed her cue to push me to the ground so I filled in the dead time with an impromptu tap dance... It's sad sometimes that you can't use

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[sexyparty84]

Oh man, yeah, it totally irks me when they don't tell you within a reasonable time frame. I think a reasonable time frame is a week, unless they have some reason to need more time which they should let you know about.

This year I had an issue where I accepted a role, then was offered a role at a theater I really wanted to work at at the same time. I had auditioned for them over a month before they called! Of course I was unable to take it (I always take first thing offered and don't drop out) and it ended up being that I loved the show I did, but it was still annoying.

I won't even get into the theater that held auditions, 6 weeks later held callbacks, waited a month, and then called to tell me I didn't get it. Yeah. Courtesy fail.

[ravynloony]

Urgh!!! How obnoxious! It's really not that hard to pick up the phone or make these decisions. I started calling Tommy people the same night as callbacks.

Also, I am the same way. I don't drop out, and it seems like every show I am in people drop out to work on other projects, but then I always see them at more auditions immediately after. What is their deal?