I see...
Our place here... the minister of education or was it health, even claim that homo can be detected according to some symptoms and CAN be corrected if discovered earlier.
... O___O

WHAT A JOKE!

Ooh, I love Oklahoma! I was in it once! I was Jud. It was sort of a running joke in my drama group that I was always cast as a man. Jud was the best role I ever got, though. He was so fun to play.

As open-minded as the United States are, there are still huge pockets of the country that are anti-gay.

Originally Posted by xuvrette

I see...
Our place here... the minister of education or was it health, even claim that homo can be detected according to some symptoms and CAN be corrected if discovered earlier.
... O___O

WHAT A JOKE!

It's really sad, but there are still people who are anti-gay here. It really upsets me but I can't do anything to change their mind. D:

and that person you are describing is an idiot >.<

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Ooh, I love Oklahoma! I was in it once! I was Jud. It was sort of a running joke in my drama group that I was always cast as a man. Jud was the best role I ever got, though. He was so fun to play.

LMAO - how in the hell did you get to play jud?

I played Mary Sunshine my senior year in the musical, Chicago. Mary Sunshine is SUPPOSED to be a transvestite who reveals herself to real be a man at the end of the show...but I was the only person who could hit the high notes and so they made me Mary Sunshine even though I'm really girl and couldn't whip off my shirt like I was supposed to :P We ended up just taking that part out XD

Originally Posted by Seiki Nova

As open-minded as the United States are, there are still huge pockets of the country that are anti-gay.

It's really sad that people are so closed-minded >.<

Well, like I said, it was a running gag that I played men. Also, we had very few guys in the group (that were serious about acting, anyway... lots of younger boys who were put in there by their parents even though they didn't care) and the age range for the principal cast was around 12-15, so the fact that I was a girl wasn't as glaringly obvious as if we had all been older. After that, it was up to my short hair, boob constriction, loose clothes, and lots of stubble makeup. Behold:

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Well, like I said, it was a running gag that I played men. Also, we had very few guys in the group (that were serious about acting, anyway... lots of younger boys who were put in there by their parents even though they didn't care) and the age range for the principal cast was around 12-15, so the fact that I was a girl wasn't as glaringly obvious as if we had all been older. After that, it was up to my short hair, boob constriction, loose clothes, and lots of stubble makeup. Behold:

LMAOOOO - I love it!!! THat's really awesome Cherry XD The stubble really makes the costume :P

*wolf whistle*
Cherry makes a hawt guy

Thanks. It was definitely the best role I ever got, and I think it was the best performance I ever gave. I showed a bit of a recording of the performance to the last guy I was dating and he was simultaneously impressed and weirded out because I was apparently very convincing as a man. A lot of it is in the mannerisms. I had to make my movements big and hold myself like I was a big burly guy. One of the more challenging parts was that the guy playing Curly (opposite me at the table there) was a good six inches taller than me or more. It's hard to act like you could physically intimidate a guy who's so much taller than you.

There was this old acting technique my director taught us where you assign an animal to your character and try to interpret that animal's movements and mannerisms into your performance. Jud was a bear. It was all down to how I held myself.

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Thanks. It was definitely the best role I ever got, and I think it was the best performance I ever gave. I showed a bit of a recording of the performance to the last guy I was dating and he was simultaneously impressed and weirded out because I was apparently very convincing as a man. A lot of it is in the mannerisms. I had to make my movements big and hold myself like I was a big burly guy. One of the more challenging parts was that the guy playing Curly (opposite me at the table there) was a good six inches taller than me or more. It's hard to act like you could physically intimidate a guy who's so much taller than you.

There was this old acting technique my director taught us where you assign an animal to your character and try to interpret that animal's movements and mannerisms into your performance. Jud was a bear. It was all down to how I held myself.

Jud just feels like a bear - that's how I thought of him too.....just a big big big scary bear D:

Is the version you're doing the watered down one where he just gets knocked out at the end, or is it the original version where he's actually killed?

We had to do the watered down version. But we joked that once the unconscious Jud was carried off stage someone just shot him.

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Is the version you're doing the watered down one where he just gets knocked out at the end, or is it the original version where he's actually killed?

We had to do the watered down version. But we joked that once the unconscious Jud was carried off stage someone just shot him.

It's the watered down version - I don't think think the parents of the Catholic School preteens would like the version where he dies lmao

But I did Oklahoma in high school and we had the real version :D XD

Ah, yeah. Who were you cast as when you did it in highschool?

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Ah, yeah. Who were you cast as when you did it in highschool?

I was just in the chorus for that production - it was one of my first musicals :D

Farmer or Cowman?

You know...I don't think I remember what I was XD I honestly don't know if they labeled the chorus XD

Ohh. In ours the chorus was split into two halves and did this silly little... I don't want to say "dance battle" because that makes me think of breakdancing, but... dance battle.

I did seven musicals....but never that one.

Originally Posted by Cherry Who?

Ohh. In ours the chorus was split into two halves and did this silly little... I don't want to say "dance battle" because that makes me think of breakdancing, but... dance battle.

lmao - it was something new that you guys randomly added? Or it was Farmer and the cowman? XD

Originally Posted by Cora Lorington

I did seven musicals....but never that one.

lol!! Which ones have you done?

Lets see there was Pippin, Anne, Grease, Peter Pan, Cinderella, The King and I, and Bye Bye Birdie.

Originally Posted by Cora Lorington

Lets see there was Pippin, Anne, Grease, Peter Pan, Cinderella, The King and I, and Bye Bye Birdie.

Oh I wanted to do pippin so bad D:

My favorite we ever did was A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - what a crazy, ridiculous show :D

Hello everyone.

I havent ever seen that one. Heard of it but never saw it.

Pippin is so strange as far as story lines go. It was fun.

Originally Posted by Damia Flagg

Hello everyone.

Hey Damia - how are you?

Originally Posted by Cora Lorington

I havent ever seen that one. Heard of it but never saw it.

Pippin is so strange as far as story lines go. It was fun.

Forum is just hilarious - so much fun!

Pippin's storyline IS strange...but I love it :D

I need to look that one up. It sounds like fun ^.^

I loved pippin too xP

Oh man I'm so sleepy and it's not even 7pm yet D: XD