How to Behave During an Audition
Landing a role is partly based on how you behave during an audition. Professionalism and experience go a long way when the agent or casting director decides who they want to work with. Have the inside edge and use it every time. Be yourself and ... [... more]
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How to Overcome the Fear of Reading Poetry to an Audience
You've written some poetry, and now you want to take that next step - which is sometimes very scary. But reading your poetry in public can also be exhilarating and liberating once you overcome your fears. This activity can also make you aware of ... [... more]
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How to Read Aloud Effectively in 10 Easy Steps
Many people do it; few do it well. Whether reading aloud to a small child or addressing the state assembly, there are ways to get your message across, clearly, comfortably, and even entertainingly. Here are a few tips on how to go about it. To ... [... more]
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How to Start a Church Drama Team
A drama team can add a new element to a church's worship service. Drama teams can perform short skits or full two-hour plays, and allow people who would not otherwise sing, act or play an instrument to get involved in church in a special way. Ask ... [... more]
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How to Choose an Audition Piece for Theater School
Few auditions are as important for an actor as the one he gives for theater school. Proper selection in choosing an audition piece is key. Here are some tips to rise to the top of the shortlist. Think of all the obvious audition pieces: the great ... [... more]
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How to Craft Your Solo Show
Many people have apprehensions about acting solo. Even professional/schooled performers will often shy away from this very naked and very private exposition into the world of theater. While doing a solo show that is written large before you and ... [... more]
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How to Make the Best of Your Theatre Audition
So, you've decided you want to audition for a play, or a musical, or even a theatre troop. Maybe you've decided which role you would want to portray. Maybe you only want to be in the chorus, or the ensemble. Or perhaps you're taking a chance, ... [... more]
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How to Tell Jokes Like Larry the Cable Guy
Daniel Lawrence Whitney, better known to the public as Larry the Cable Guy, is one of the hottest blue-collar comedians. His humor keeps his adult audience rolling with laughter. If you want to tell jokes like Larry the Cable Guy, let's "Git-R-Done.& [... more]
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How to Memorize Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
There are many times when being able to persuade someone is very important to success. Oratory is the art of giving a speech that calls others to action. Memorizing Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address will help you practice your oratorical ... [... more]
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How to get tickets to see Jeff Dunham
Who do you like best ~ Walter? Peanut? Melvin? Jose Jalapeño on a STEEK? My favorite is Achmed the Dead Terrorist! Now you can see them all at a town near you! In 2008, Jeff Dunham and his "gang" are touring across the United States. [... more]
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How to Perform a Monologue
A monologue is an actor's calling card to finding a job, as it provides an opportunity for the producers or director to evaluate his ability to inhabit a character. The style and delivery of the monologue is critical to the success of the piece. ... [... more]
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How to Perform at a Comedy Club Open Mic
For those who are just starting out in comedy, the open mic at a comedy club is your best opportunity to hone your craft. An open mic refers to a night at a comedy club when the stage, and the microphone (or mic), is open to anyone. However, ... [... more]
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