Daughter of Riches
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She was fed up with the miserable English weather, fed up with having very little money to spend on herself and most of all fed up with the theatre.
Why, she asked herself, had she ever imagined that a career as a repertory actress would be glamorous? It wasn’t. It was sheer bloody hard work, monotonous, tedious and tiring.
Perhaps, she thought gloomily, it wouldn’t be so bad if she were the leading lady. At least the leading lady got to wear pretty clothes on stage – even if she was exp...ected to provide them herself – and she was in the centre of the curtain call lineup, blowing kisses to the audiences who were, in the main, noisily appreciative of the repertory company’s efforts. But she was not the leading lady. A good deal of the time she was not on stage at all. She was blessed with the insulting title of Assistant Stage Manager and the reason for her existence was to be a general dogsbody. She made tea and coffee, she swept the stage, she called the cast, and occasionally she got to play bit parts, maids mostly, with nothing to say but ‘Yes M’m’ and nothing to do but carry on the trays of glasses or cups that she herself had laid up in the wings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was fed up with the miserable English weather, fed up with having very little money to spend on herself and most of all fed up with the theatre.
Why, she asked herself, had she ever imagined that a career as a repertory actress would be glamorous? It wasn’t. It was sheer bloody hard work, monotonous, tedious and tiring.
Perhaps, she thought gloomily, it wouldn’t be so bad if she were the leading lady. At least the leading lady got to wear pretty clothes on stage – even if she was exp...ected to provide them herself – and she was in the centre of the curtain call lineup, blowing kisses to the audiences who were, in the main, noisily appreciative of the repertory company’s efforts. But she was not the leading lady. A good deal of the time she was not on stage at all. She was blessed with the insulting title of Assistant Stage Manager and the reason for her existence was to be a general dogsbody. She made tea and coffee, she swept the stage, she called the cast, and occasionally she got to play bit parts, maids mostly, with nothing to say but ‘Yes M’m’ and nothing to do but carry on the trays of glasses or cups that she herself had laid up in the wings.
What to read after Daughter of Riches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Tanner to read onlineMoreLess
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