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"Every time Warb sighs, an angel falls into a vat of mapel syrup." - Gaffer Tape
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Our plant looked cooler
, and no one can beat our Seymour and Audrey 
PS: Don't Feed the Plants!
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Why thank you very much. How fitting, as Bruce Campbell is my hero! Darth Richard: Oh, I'm sure you guys's budget was much bigger than ours was. Ours was very "ghetto". What part did you play?
Just thought I'd throw in a side note: those sideburns are indeed real. I put a little mascara on them for the show so they'd stand out a bit more, but they are indeed real.
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Originally posted by: Darth Richard
I was just in Little Shop of Horrors as well!!!!
Our plant looked cooler, and no one can beat our Seymour and Audrey
PS: Don't Feed the Plants!
I was just in Little Shop of Horrors as well!!!!
Our plant looked cooler
, and no one can beat our Seymour and Audrey PS: Don't Feed the Plants!
That looks just like the plant we used in our production of Little Shop two years ago ... you didn't happen to go to Marquette High School, did you? Cause we stole ours from them ...
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
C3PX: Why thank you very much. How fitting, as Bruce Campbell is my hero!
C3PX: Why thank you very much. How fitting, as Bruce Campbell is my hero!
Dead ringer. Hmm, maybe you're a clone...
"Every time Warb sighs, an angel falls into a vat of mapel syrup." - Gaffer Tape
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
Darth Richard: Oh, I'm sure you guys's budget was much bigger than ours was. Ours was very "ghetto". What part did you play?
Our budget was really small, all of the money went to the Plant. And I was just ensemble. I sang off key at my audition
, haha.
Originally posted by: ChainsawAsh
That looks just like the plant we used in our production of Little Shop two years ago ... you didn't happen to go to Marquette High School, did you? Cause we stole ours from them ...
Darth Richard: Oh, I'm sure you guys's budget was much bigger than ours was. Ours was very "ghetto". What part did you play?
Our budget was really small, all of the money went to the Plant. And I was just ensemble. I sang off key at my audition
, haha.Originally posted by: ChainsawAsh
That looks just like the plant we used in our production of Little Shop two years ago ... you didn't happen to go to Marquette High School, did you? Cause we stole ours from them ...
Well I go to San Pasqual, but I know that the plant we used travels around a lot. After we used it, it got shipped to Canada
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I've never been to into musicals as I can't dance and I can't sing like one would need to in a musical, but I've always wanted to - and I'm sure I could - do The Who's Tommy. I've tried to convince my school to do it to no avail, and one of our community theatres did it when I was too young to know I was interested in The Who or theatre, but still recently enough that they don't want to do it again.
But I love straight plays - I was Paravicini in The Mousetrap my sophomore year, Charlie in Amateurs my junior year (my favorite part to play ever), Aide Warren in Dunes Summer Theatre's production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (the only person under maybe 20-25 in the play and I played an adult), and Peter in Footlight community theatre's production of The Diary of Anne Frank the next year (playing someone two years younger than I), with the lady that played Nurse Ratched in Cuckoo's Nest and the director of Cuckoo's Nest (who happen to be married) as my mother and father, which was fun, even if the play was very wrenching to do, especially 3 weeks in a row.
And not to get this thread even more off track than I already have, but does anyone know anything about Fuddy Meers? I wanted to audition for it but unfortunately missed the date, but I was told by my friends that I would have easily made it in.
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I'm actually planning a stage show of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" to perform at my school next year (even though I'm graduating this year). It'd be sort of a combination rock show/ stage show, and I've already talked to my friends/bandmates about it as well as my drama teacher, and they're all for it. I'm just trying to get all the copyright stuff out of the way first before I go talk to the school admins about it.
I'm actually planning a stage show of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" to perform at my school next year (even though I'm graduating this year). It'd be sort of a combination rock show/ stage show, and I've already talked to my friends/bandmates about it as well as my drama teacher, and they're all for it. I'm just trying to get all the copyright stuff out of the way first before I go talk to the school admins about it.
You might run into legal trouble with that, as Waters is preparing a Broadway production of it if memory serves. Last year I was actually kicking that around, and I realized that if you're going for a linear story in it, it can be done a la Tommy, but it works best if you insert "Have A Cigar" (from "Wish You Were Here") after "Goodbye Blue Sky" to show Pink's rising to rock-star status, slipping in visual references to his getting married within those two songs before you get to "Empty Spaces" (or "What Shall We Do Now?") and "Young Lust."
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