How do you know if an audition went well?

How do you know if an audition went well?

How do you know if an audition went well? You can usually tell that an audition went well if the casting team spends a lot of time interacting with you in the room. They might ask you to try a scene a different way (see #2 below) or sing another song.

Can I swear in an audition?

In most college auditions, you only have five to 10 minutes in the room to allow the faculty to get to know your work, who you are, and what makes you a unique fit for their program. So you want your natural personality to stand out, not your ability to swear or shock them with the content of your material.

Where can I find College Audition monologues?

For even more college audition monologues, 62 Drama Monologues for College Auditions is another really useful resource. Monologue Blogger offers a wide range of monologues from plays.

How long should a monologue be for college applications?

Most colleges and conservatories require applicants to present two contrasting, fully memorized monologues no longer than two minutes in length from plays of established playwrights. Each monologue should be under two minutes, preferably ranging from one minute to one and a half minutes.

Do you hate hearing monologues that aren’t pulled from real plays?

Jessica Rofé, founder and artistic director of A Class Act NY As an owner and acting coach for kids and teens, I can tell you that I hate hearing monologues that aren’t pulled from real plays! More often than not, the pieces that are pulled from monologue books are very shallow indeed.

What are the best monologues by Carlo Goldoni?

Monologue: “Orsino, noble sir, Be pleased that I shake off these names you give me:… Not half an hour before.” 5. “Loves Labour’s Lost” Monologue: “This fellow pecks up wit as pigeons pease,… Pay him the due of honey-tongued Boyet.” 1. “The Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni Monologue: “I’m sick of waiting; I can hold out no longer…