#memorize time

Bruh me

I've shared some tips before on this, but one I've tried out recently is writing the parts you're not comfortable with in WASHABLE (vvv important) crayola markers on the walls of your shower, then going over your piece in the shower. (This sounds incredibly weird but it works)

Write down all you can remember from your piece without looking at it, then comparing the two before doing it again, this one works soooo well

Hallways, hallways, hallways! Ain't nothing like practicing like you preform!!

No but seriously if you find yourself in a situation the day before where you don't have to do anything for a solid 10 minutes just do your piece. Even if you have to murmur/mouth it it's still good practice for your memory and brain.

Whenever you can, write down everything you can remember from it without looking at the script, then going back and seeing what you forgot

Hallways, hallways, hallways!

Make sure not to stop halfway through when running your piece, memorizing it as one unit will make remembering what comes next muscle memory

Run hallways in a 1 1 or a 1 2 format, doing either one hallway looking at your piece and another without, or doing one looking and two without