any tips for getting ready to be in a play? I'm a lead role in a school play on Friday, Saturday, and sunday, and we've only had a few weeks of rehearsals

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Glorious · Answer

Definitely practice your lines since you're doing the lead role. You wouldn't want to mess up the other members participating in the play because you forgot your part.

umm · Answer

Best suggestion is to try your best! If you're able to, practice in your own free time. Remember, we all make mistakes. Take your time, don't rush. Ask other peers who are part of the play what you can improve on and ask for feedback! You got this. (:

Unforgettxble · Answer

but don’t be the one blanking out on stage and don't forget to breathe because it's important and you may mess up a little but just roll with it and keep going so yeah that's my advice for you.

Gdub08 · Answer

Okay, first, memorize your script. Be sure you have it down before you even think about the play. Go over it as many times as you can, and practice w/ someone.

turntechGodhead · Answer

everything is already memorized and i know all my lines, I'm just nervous to go on stage guys

0mega · Answer

Break a leg

sllo · Answer

Don't lose your aura

AnnahTheGremlin · Answer

If your nervous i would say just try things that make you calm. I don't have the best advice.

Lizzyyy · Answer

idk but practice

CecePitbull · Answer

I would say if your nervous, try practicing with someone your comfortable with and maybe two others you don't know very well. i would also say that if your nervous try having a LITTLE bit of music in one ear to calm you down.

turntechGodhead · Answer

@cecepitbull wrote:

I would say if your nervous, try practicing with someone your comfortable with and maybe two others you don't know very well. i would also say that if your nervous try having a LITTLE bit of music in one ear to calm you down.

cece I'm going to get you I js said I'm nervous to be on stage not to mess up istg imma GET U

foxey3 · Answer

I would say review your lines that you have problems with or that you feel like you're going to forget. Also, keep your playbook with you backstage so you can know when it's your queue to go on. I missed 3 scenes during the opening night because I didn't have them lol. But yeah. Just keep on practicing even if you think you are all good!

Thayes1287 · Answer

Congrats on landing the lead role! With only a few weeks of rehearsal, it’s important to focus on mastering your lines, understanding your character, and getting comfortable with the stage. Start by memorizing your lines as early as possible.

CecePitbull · Answer

@turntechgodhead wrote:

@cecepitbull wrote:

I would say if your nervous, try practicing with someone your comfortable with and maybe two others you don't know very well. i would also say that if your nervous try having a LITTLE bit of music in one ear to calm you down.

cece I'm going to get you I js said I'm nervous to be on stage not to mess up istg imma GET U

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