3 Steps To Pitching Yourself to Agents
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April 16, 2013
Other Plays
Just getting around to writing about some other plays I’ve seen this year.
Let’s start with Cat On A Hot Tin Roof. Ugh. I spent the whole play squirming in my seat. If I wasn’t with a group of friends, I would have stood up, shouted at the actors on the stage to “DO BETTER WORK”, and left half-way though.
I couldn’t hear the actors; they were straining their voices; their accents went in and out; there was no humor in the play. It was three hours of boring.
The only consolation was that when the cast came out for their bows, they had the decency to look ashamed.
Next, I saw A Flea In Her Ear. It was off-off-off-off-off Broadway. It was also pretty terrible. The play itself is very funny. It’s farcical, and fast paced, but the play was slow, and boring.
Lastly, I saw Annie! And OH. MY. GOD. SOOOOO GOOD! I saw the understudy Annie, and she was AMAZING! All the little girls (10 and younger) were better than the adults. If I were the regular Annie, I’d never let that understudy go on.
Next couple of weeks - I’m going to see The Dance of Death, and Pippin. More on that later!
1 month ago
April 14, 2013
“Hands On A Hardbody”
Thomas and I went to see this musical last night. It was it’s last night of shows. We were both surprised that it didn’t get better reviews. It was a fun and funny play, with some great songs.
It was based on a true story, and they made a documentary out of it. Then came the musical.
I haven’t seen the doc, but I hope they bring the musical back!
xx Danielle
1 month ago
April 14, 2013
4 Acting Lessons From 'The Wizard of Oz'
Love these acting life lessons from ‘The Wizard of Oz’!
I especially love the one about finding true friends (your ‘tribe’). I have mine at the Tom Todoroff Studio. Who is yours?
1 month ago
April 11, 2013
How Shakespeare Can Make Your Child a Better Actor
Yes, it’s true. The sooner one starts learning Shakespeare, the earlier one can start becoming a great actor. If you haven’t read John Lithgow’s biography “Drama: An Actor’s Education”, I highly suggest it.
But, more on that later…
I learned Shakespeare fairly recently. And before that, I was massively afraid of his words. It wasn’t until I embraced them that I began to be a better actor in all other areas as well.
Shakespeare has fantastical worlds and creatures (Midsummer, Tempest) and kids will eat it up!
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April 7, 2013
Top 10 Worst Pieces of Advice for Networking
Erin Cronican has some advice on how to Network like a Pro!
And if you haven’t been to one yet, head over to her nyactorstweetup.com for a fun and lively get together!
1 month ago
April 2, 2013
Why You Need To Take Control Of Your Acting Career
How can you “break into” the business?
Rule one: GET SKILLS!
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