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saffronhare) wrote2006-07-27 12:35 pm
saffronhare) wrote2006-07-27 12:35 pm
catching up with questions
These are questions for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
angelbedwell. I don't think she watches my journal, really, but she asked for the questions. Pass it on?
1. With Bye Bye Birdie opening, I'm curious: What are your pre-show rituals? Aside from the energy I'm certain you put into rehearsing and preparation, what are the superstitious things and psychological triggers that are important to your sense of readiness?
2. It was really fun to read about Coquette's New Hair last year, and how that kicked your character up a notch. What's in store this year? Or is that a trade secret?
3. Though I don't ordinarily read your journal, I recall that you switched jobs not horribly long ago. How's that going for you? Is the honeymoon over? What's still splendid?
4. In the absence of a specific request from the director, what's the piece you prefer to sing (or otherwise perform) at an audition? Why?
5. This is a two-parter: What's the question you (perhaps inwardly) roll your eyes at, when a new acquaintance asks it? What were you hoping I wouldn't ask you? Quite possibly, these two things are the same.
angelbedwell. I don't think she watches my journal, really, but she asked for the questions. Pass it on?1. With Bye Bye Birdie opening, I'm curious: What are your pre-show rituals? Aside from the energy I'm certain you put into rehearsing and preparation, what are the superstitious things and psychological triggers that are important to your sense of readiness?
2. It was really fun to read about Coquette's New Hair last year, and how that kicked your character up a notch. What's in store this year? Or is that a trade secret?
3. Though I don't ordinarily read your journal, I recall that you switched jobs not horribly long ago. How's that going for you? Is the honeymoon over? What's still splendid?
4. In the absence of a specific request from the director, what's the piece you prefer to sing (or otherwise perform) at an audition? Why?
5. This is a two-parter: What's the question you (perhaps inwardly) roll your eyes at, when a new acquaintance asks it? What were you hoping I wouldn't ask you? Quite possibly, these two things are the same.