ASP audition

[breakinglight11]

So I had my audition for the Actors' Shaksespeare Project. Hard to say how I did. I was nervous and I couldn't tell if it showed. I probably could have stood to do more preparation, but I just didn't have the time with everything else going on. So I can't really gauge how well I did, especially since I don't know what they were looking for or how I compared. I used Helena's "How happy some o'er other some" monologue from Midsummer mostly because I like it and I already had it mostly memorized.

I'm probably not getting in, I know that. Still, I guess it's good that I tried. Now what I need to do is forget all about it, so I'm not worrying or disappointed when they don't call me back. And, hey, if by some miracle they do, then it will be a pleasant surprise.

Comments

[katiescarlett29.livejournal.com]

Regardless of the outcome, I think it's really awesome that you tried. I'm sure you did fantastically!

[usernamenumber.livejournal.com]

I think it's great and exciting that you're even auditioning for them. I wish you the best, but even if you don't get in, I hope it's a valuable learning experience.

Fun fact: I auditioned for the touring company of The Phantom of the Opera when I was 16. No chance in hell of getting in, of course, but I'm still glad I did it, just to see how it worked. :)

[laurion]

Kudos for putting yourself out there, no matter the result.