Hey peps!
Now just thought that I would let you know that Tomorow is my Guildhall audition, and to be truthful I am feeling the nerves kick in already. But I am going to be telling you guys what happens at it and what I might learn for the experiance. Of course I understand that the likley hood of getting a recall id very slim but I do hope that my hard work will pay off. But for now I am going to continue practicising in the car.
Cheerio,
Terri :D
Tuesday 5 November 2013
Friday 1 November 2013
Midsummer Night's Dream review and One week to GO!
Why hello my furry friends!
^That is if you are furry.
After a few strenuous days revising and line learning I have decided that I need some fun... Sooo last Wednesday me and mum headed down to old London town on the train to go see a Midsummer Night's Dream on the west end, staring David Walliams and Sheridan Smith.
The main reason we are going is so I can talk about it at my auditions, As I am doing Helena's speech in ONE WEEK for the GUILDHALL audition pannel.. Not that I am panicking what so ever about the whole thing but this should help tug a few strings in my favour if they ask about it (i.e. shows an interest about the subject and a passion for it.)
Anyway the Play was fabulous, definitely worth all the money we spent on getting there. Especially David Walliams who, on his Shakespeare debut played the camp Bottom, and he did it perfectly! I particularly liked the fact that in Athens the cast are dressed in 1930's dull day wear whilst in the Magical Forrest the costume changes to a 1960's hippy drug taking feel.
On the note of the guildhall audition, I will write about what will go on during the day of the actual thing. but know I need to practice my pieces and start packing.
Toodiloo
Terri :D
.
^That is if you are furry.
After a few strenuous days revising and line learning I have decided that I need some fun... Sooo last Wednesday me and mum headed down to old London town on the train to go see a Midsummer Night's Dream on the west end, staring David Walliams and Sheridan Smith.
The main reason we are going is so I can talk about it at my auditions, As I am doing Helena's speech in ONE WEEK for the GUILDHALL audition pannel.. Not that I am panicking what so ever about the whole thing but this should help tug a few strings in my favour if they ask about it (i.e. shows an interest about the subject and a passion for it.)
Anyway the Play was fabulous, definitely worth all the money we spent on getting there. Especially David Walliams who, on his Shakespeare debut played the camp Bottom, and he did it perfectly! I particularly liked the fact that in Athens the cast are dressed in 1930's dull day wear whilst in the Magical Forrest the costume changes to a 1960's hippy drug taking feel.
On the note of the guildhall audition, I will write about what will go on during the day of the actual thing. but know I need to practice my pieces and start packing.
Toodiloo
Terri :D
.
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