Auditions - when to have enough guts and what to expect
Fri, 4 Dec 2009, 01:55 pmSharon Mobilia6 posts in thread
Auditions - when to have enough guts and what to expect
Fri, 4 Dec 2009, 01:55 pmWith the troubles at Acorn, I am now having to contemplate my theatre future. Faced with having to audition for roles, I have been having a look at the clubs which are closer to me (geographically). The thought of having to prepare monologues for a play audition and songs in the style of a musical sends self doubt spiralling through my head. I feel I have led a sheltered "theatre life" at Acorn. I have only one successful musical audition to my name (that's all I have auditioned for) and I didn't have to worry if I was a mezzo, soprano or which key I was singing in (Not that I would know anyway). I just sang. Are all the theatres that strict with their auditioning processes for all their productions. I have been in the theatre since 1994 but still feel a little scared at some of the hoops to jump through.
Does this make sense?? Or do all the clubs still welcome new members with open arms?
Need help?
Tue, 15 Dec 2009, 01:41 pmIf you're anxious about the whole music theatre auditioning thing (and who isn't, really), why not get someone to help you out?
Yes, this is a shameless plug here, but if you need a hand, I'm a singing teacher with heaps of audition prep experience - give me an email if you'd like a lesson or two!
kiramorsley@hotmail.com
Good luck!