Post by Admin on Mar 30, 2018 14:30:21 GMT
This is an illegal recording of "The Drowsy Chaperone" on Broadway.
I'm not sure if you've watched videos of others doing your character, but take a look at this clip:
youtu.be/jAYm-mReU_A
It's the opening of the show. Notice how the "Man" takes his time talking to the audience. His pauses (hopefully for laughter) and how speaks really set up the show for everyone. You can also see how he handles the record (showing it to the audience) and his excitement about sharing it with them. I'll see if I can find you a "record" brush to wipe your record with. It's a way of showing the care that "Man" has in keeping his record collection in good shape.
For others who are not the "Man" reading this thread, it would be a really good idea over the next week to look up Youtube videos of the show and see what others have done with your characters. If you start with the video above, you can essentially watch the entire Broadway production video by video. There's nothing wrong with picking up on what other actors have done and using it for yourself. Actors are notorious thieves. We're proud of that.
Heck, it might even be a great idea to put on one of the full productions that have been done and just using it to practice your lines and songs.
Let me know below if you did this, and if you got any new ideas that you want to try out April 9th and 10th!
I'm not sure if you've watched videos of others doing your character, but take a look at this clip:
youtu.be/jAYm-mReU_A
It's the opening of the show. Notice how the "Man" takes his time talking to the audience. His pauses (hopefully for laughter) and how speaks really set up the show for everyone. You can also see how he handles the record (showing it to the audience) and his excitement about sharing it with them. I'll see if I can find you a "record" brush to wipe your record with. It's a way of showing the care that "Man" has in keeping his record collection in good shape.
For others who are not the "Man" reading this thread, it would be a really good idea over the next week to look up Youtube videos of the show and see what others have done with your characters. If you start with the video above, you can essentially watch the entire Broadway production video by video. There's nothing wrong with picking up on what other actors have done and using it for yourself. Actors are notorious thieves. We're proud of that.
Heck, it might even be a great idea to put on one of the full productions that have been done and just using it to practice your lines and songs.
Let me know below if you did this, and if you got any new ideas that you want to try out April 9th and 10th!
