Day Three
Hundred and Twenty-Seven: Saturday
I have to
write an entire paper on my reflections from the show, but I will say that it
was a positive, wonderful experience. I
hadn’t been on stage in five years, and my return was very fun and I think I
did a good job. I loved getting to know
the cast and crew, and made really good friendships with people that are so
worth the hard work in themselves. One
thing I will say is that it was hard work.
It was a long process, and it was draining, and it was like I said worth
it. An experience that will stay with me
forever, and I am grateful to have been a part of it.
I am proud
of myself for doig it at all. I remember
sitting in my room in England thinking about what courses I wanted to take and
wondering if I would want to audition for the mainstage, and part of me wishes
I had tried earlier, or later, but the rest of me knows it was what was meant
to be. Everything happens for a reason,
and this production is going to mean something to me for a long time.
I think
that I am most proud that I took a chance and believed in myself. I remember the first time we presented a
scene infront of the rest of the cast and I was so nervous, and then the first
time we got on stage with my lines memorised, and I went for it, and never
looked back. I put my whole everything
into absolutely everything I do, I have a hard time not being 100%, and so I’ve
gone for it since the start.
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