Any stage actors or theatre workers have some favourite theatre terms? Like Break A Leg for good luck, for example. They'll be used for chapter titles.
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Any stage actors or theatre workers have some favourite theatre terms? Like Break A Leg for good luck, for example. They'll be used for chapter titles.

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My first professional audition is done and it was... Rough. I hope I get it. I didn't nail it or even do as well as I know I could, but I'm a regular at their community events (including their play development focus group), only get positive feedback and thanks, and usually rock it at the cold read groups.
Auditions are hard.
Memorizing lines is hard :( I had to stay home from rehearsal and class today (literally day two guys), and instead tried to work on flash cards.