Auditions for Drama Institutions...
Sun, 18 Nov 2001, 01:33 amHannah26 posts in thread
Auditions for Drama Institutions...
Sun, 18 Nov 2001, 01:33 amWell, its that time of the year again, the time that we can look forward to auditions for the performing arts courses all over Australia.
I was wondering how many people on the site have auditions coming up over the next few months/weeks for WAAPA or NIDA or VCA, or all of them as it may very well be.
My auditions are now only two weeks away for Musical theatre and Classical music at WAAPA.
NIDA has already had their auditions haven't they? How did people go?? I like to hear about these things... :)
C'mon people, share!! It's good therapy.
I was wondering how many people on the site have auditions coming up over the next few months/weeks for WAAPA or NIDA or VCA, or all of them as it may very well be.
My auditions are now only two weeks away for Musical theatre and Classical music at WAAPA.
NIDA has already had their auditions haven't they? How did people go?? I like to hear about these things... :)
C'mon people, share!! It's good therapy.
RE: Institutionalised
Tue, 27 Nov 2001, 05:53 pmDritan Arbana wrote:
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>>" Dontcha reckon that those Drama Institutions we're talkin' about here, r pretty fuct???????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Life is da best institution, so keep showing up in auditions as often as u can and if u don't get tired, the bigger chances r to experience something breathtaking cummin' up ya way!"
Hi Dritan
Some people I've met in the world may argue that LIFE is pretty "fuct"...yet that obviously doesn't make it any less of a great learning experience.
Similarly, I don't think you can really support such a wild claim against Drama Intitutions. There are positive and negative aspects both to studying there, or to avoiding there; but all such choices are valid.
Continually showing up to auditions is good advice, so long as you are LEARNING something in the process, otherwise maybe you DO risk getting 'tired' and disheartened. Just turning up is no guarantee of landing "something breathtaking".
I expressed the view a few months ago that 'life' is only a good teacher if you are a consciencious student, and learn to turn your experience into technique.
...Something that Drama Institutions, for all their faults, are actually pretty good at.
Cheers,
Craig
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That is too much presumption on thy part!
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>>" Dontcha reckon that those Drama Institutions we're talkin' about here, r pretty fuct???????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Life is da best institution, so keep showing up in auditions as often as u can and if u don't get tired, the bigger chances r to experience something breathtaking cummin' up ya way!"
Hi Dritan
Some people I've met in the world may argue that LIFE is pretty "fuct"...yet that obviously doesn't make it any less of a great learning experience.
Similarly, I don't think you can really support such a wild claim against Drama Intitutions. There are positive and negative aspects both to studying there, or to avoiding there; but all such choices are valid.
Continually showing up to auditions is good advice, so long as you are LEARNING something in the process, otherwise maybe you DO risk getting 'tired' and disheartened. Just turning up is no guarantee of landing "something breathtaking".
I expressed the view a few months ago that 'life' is only a good teacher if you are a consciencious student, and learn to turn your experience into technique.
...Something that Drama Institutions, for all their faults, are actually pretty good at.
Cheers,
Craig
<8>-/====/-------------
That is too much presumption on thy part!
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