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Arts & Humanities: Theater & Acting: “Question: What are some old mezzo-soprano audition pieces to add to a repertoire? Help? Please?” plus 2 more

Arts & Humanities: Theater & Acting: “Question: What are some old mezzo-soprano audition pieces to add to a repertoire? Help? Please?” plus 2 more


Question: What are some old mezzo-soprano audition pieces to add to a repertoire? Help? Please?

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 09:59 PM PDT

I'm thirteen (nearly fourteen) years-old, a mezzo-soprano (range of F3-C6), girl.
I'm just working on building up a few songs to build up a selection I could choose from in preparation for any upcoming auditions for next audition season in the fall.
Contemporary AND classical showtunes pieces would be helpful!
Some pieces I already have the music for or know:

• "I Know Things Now" Into the Woods
• "Superboy and the Invisible Girl" next to normal
• "On My Own" Les Misérables (I don't use this at auditions for fear of it being too common)
• "Watch What Happens" Newsies
• "No One is Alone" Into the Woods
• "Happily Ever After" Once Upon a Mattress
• "Maybe They're Magic" Into the Woods
• "Fly, Fly Away" Catch Me if You Can
• "Pretty Funny" Dogfight
• "Someone Like You" Jekyll and Hyde
• "Somewhere That's Green" Little Shop of Horrors
• "In My Own Little Corner" Cinderella
• "Let Me Be Your Star" SMASH
• "You Don't Know" next to normal
• "Dyin' Ain't So Bad" Bonnie and Clyde
• "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" The Phantom of the Opera (all of Phantom except I don't want to use it at an audition cause common)
• "Defying Gravity" Wicked (again not used at auditions really cause common possibly)

Those are mainly the ones I have music for already. What are other (classic Broadway preferably) songs I can add to a binder for auditions?
Thank you for any suggestions!
If you can, keep in mind age with suggestions... THANK YOU THOUGH TO EVERYONE WHO PROVIDES AN ANSWER!

Question: Can someone be an actor (not porn) if they VIH?

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 09:02 PM PDT

He most definitely can!! Acting requires a large variety of people, from different colors, shapes, sizes, backgrounds, you name it... Even diseases. I don't think HIV affects your ability to listen to people like directors and cooperation. I also don't think it affects your ability to connect with a role, so he should go for it! HIV should not stop him from his dreams! (Unless his dream WAS to be a pornstar or hooker because that puts others at risk) but you get my point

Question: How to become twin actors at age 13?

Posted: 10 Jul 2014 07:32 PM PDT

If you are practicing, try to make a personality with a list of characteristics that you both desire. No more than five. Try to act like that.

Dye your hair, get contacts if your eyes don't resemble.

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