Arts & Humanities: Theater & Acting: “Question: Need sexy/arrogant song for musical audition?” plus 3 more |
- Question: Need sexy/arrogant song for musical audition?
- Question: Auditions for teen mom?
- Question: Does talent lead to success?
- Question: Musicals that star a young woman (around age 18-25)?
| Question: Need sexy/arrogant song for musical audition? Posted: 21 Jul 2014 10:18 PM PDT Need sexy/arrogant song for musical audition? I'm auditioning for Morticia from the Addams Family, and I need a song to audition with. Morticia is calm, cool, and collected; but also very morbid, dark, and EXTREMLEY sexy. she thinks very highly of herself (ie world revolves around her, everyone is dying to hear her talk about herself). What I need is an audition song that conveys these characteristics, but mainly what I am looking for is a smooth, sexy song about being selfish or arrogant or something. Any and all suggestions are welcome, thank you :) |
| Question: Auditions for teen mom? Posted: 21 Jul 2014 08:26 PM PDT I never watch drivel like that - but according to Wikipedia, it's reality TV. That means they take real teenage mothers, film them and their families, and make them look as ignorant and pathetic as possible for public entertainment. And you really want to look stupid, immature and selfish on national television? Anyway - they want real teenage mothers - not kids with little sisters, pretending. |
| Question: Does talent lead to success? Posted: 21 Jul 2014 07:34 PM PDT Talent is necessary if you want to be an actor or other performer. But without the hard work it takes to get real training and experience, so you know how to use that talent, you'd get nowhere. When people think that success will just happen, because they have talent in some area, they're just kidding themselves. It takes years of training, experience, dedication, resilience, determination, intelligence and extremely hard work. As for success - that depends on your definition of the word. In the acting world, success is getting more than 2 or 3 weeks' paid acting work in a year. That's the average for fully-trained, experienced actors. If you mean fame, money, recognition - that's largely a matter of luck. |
| Question: Musicals that star a young woman (around age 18-25)? Posted: 21 Jul 2014 06:51 PM PDT I'm going to include a few where there are significant female characters that aren't exactly the star. Cabaret |
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