On Her Own Terms: Preparation
On Her Own Terms: Preparation
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She felt a sense of accomplishment and pride. One faculty member told her early on that he felt she was not right for Katherine, that she was too young and did not have enough life experience or grit to play the character. Immediately the actor was determined to prove him wrong. This same faculty member praised her performance after the opening night and professed that she had made him proud. The actor felt like the rehearsal period did not prepare her for performance, but the performances prep...ared her for life outside of the university setting. She traveled with the production to Athens, Greece, and was commended by audience members who could barely understand the language. Though every performance was not perfect, the actor felt that she did her best. She had the opportunity to perform one of the most desirable roles of an actor's lifetime. She used the skills taught by her instructors and was able to make Katherine her own. The actor received encouraging comments from her peers, students, and theater professionals which made her feel extremely secure as a performer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt a sense of accomplishment and pride. One faculty member told her early on that he felt she was not right for Katherine, that she was too young and did not have enough life experience or grit to play the character. Immediately the actor was determined to prove him wrong. This same faculty member praised her performance after the opening night and professed that she had made him proud. The actor felt like the rehearsal period did not prepare her for performance, but the performances prep...ared her for life outside of the university setting. She traveled with the production to Athens, Greece, and was commended by audience members who could barely understand the language. Though every performance was not perfect, the actor felt that she did her best. She had the opportunity to perform one of the most desirable roles of an actor's lifetime. She used the skills taught by her instructors and was able to make Katherine her own. The actor received encouraging comments from her peers, students, and theater professionals which made her feel extremely secure as a performer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Katrina Renee to read onlineMoreLess
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