Yay for trees!! Wanna audition for Britain's Got Talent, we could be a forest.
I'm in, although i will be honest, im not entirely reliable.
I was a tree in a primary play (no idea what or why!)
At secondary school we had a drama festival every year where each english class wrote their own play amd performed it and the teachers judged them. In year 10 i was down to be a tree and had to make my own tree mask. I wasnt happy because i didnt want to be part of the acting at all, i wanted to be backstage. So i skived that day and left them a tree down. Not that i mattered i shouldnt think!
Maybe i skived because i didnt want to perform or maybe subconsciously i didnt want to be typecast as a tree just incase any hollywood producers were watching.
Mary, and I recall spending most of the show looking in disgust at how dirty the assembly hall had made my bare feet and rocking the manger with my prehensile toes.
I'm sure looking back that's what you'd like to imagine you were doing, but the reality is that as a nipper you would have joined in like the rest of us did.
Or maybe he went on a rampage telling all the other children they were acting out a complete myth and that they were all homophobic for doing so.
I'm in, although i will be honest, im not entirely reliable.
I was a tree in a primary play (no idea what or why!)
At secondary school we had a drama festival every year where each english class wrote their own play amd performed it and the teachers judged them. In year 10 i was down to be a tree and had to make my own tree mask. I wasnt happy because i didnt want to be part of the acting at all, i wanted to be backstage. So i skived that day and left them a tree down. Not that i mattered i shouldnt think!
Maybe i skived because i didnt want to perform or maybe subconsciously i didnt want to be typecast as a tree just incase any hollywood producers were watching.
Yes I'm up for that - from the sounds of it my brown hair is probably more suitable for the role of a tree rather than an angel!
In my class assembly one year I was a milkman. I think that's possibly my biggest role to date. :cool::D
I'm liking all the thespian trees on here. We should all get together in our tree outfits, and if rejected from Britain's Got Talent, form an urban street act and make £££££'s out of gullible tourists in Covent Garden.
I'm liking all the thespian trees on here. We should all get together in our tree outfits, and if rejected from Britain's Got Talent, form an urban street act and make £££££'s out of gullible tourists in Covent Garden.
Which tree outfit would you like?
My primary school tree- brown trousers, one of dads humungous green carlsberg tshirts which i had to wear inside out because of the logo! Plus a headband with paper leaves on and green facepaint.
Secondary school tree- brown trousers and brown top. Mask covering my face with just holes cut out for eyes. Covered in leaves and branches.
On our britains got talent audition we should dance to michael jacksons the earth song, one by one falling down and dying.
I'm sure looking back that's what you'd like to imagine you were doing, but the reality is that as a nipper you would have joined in like the rest of us did.
No I never did nativity a play ever.
I can remember being in "Oliver!" in secondary school.
My primary school tree- brown trousers, one of dads humungous green carlsberg tshirts which i had to wear inside out because of the logo! Plus a headband with paper leaves on and green facepaint.
Secondary school tree- brown trousers and brown top. Mask covering my face with just holes cut out for eyes. Covered in leaves and branches.
On our britains got talent audition we should dance to michael jacksons the earth song, one by one falling down and dying.
You're a flipping genius! I think the secondary school outfit of brown trousers, brown shirt and various twigs is the way forward, and a bit of Michael Jackson never goes amiss. Let's roll.
I was Gabriel. When I was 7. I still remember my lines. 'And unto you a child is born...' I remember feeling very beautiful despite not being a particularly attractive child. A good memory.
The angel gabral, the girl who should of played her got chickenpox lol I was her understudy, I went down with chickenpox just at the end of that Christmas
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I was a tree in our Harvest Festival one year. I'd completely forgotten about that til I read your post!
I'm in, although i will be honest, im not entirely reliable.
I was a tree in a primary play (no idea what or why!)
At secondary school we had a drama festival every year where each english class wrote their own play amd performed it and the teachers judged them. In year 10 i was down to be a tree and had to make my own tree mask. I wasnt happy because i didnt want to be part of the acting at all, i wanted to be backstage. So i skived that day and left them a tree down. Not that i mattered i shouldnt think!
Maybe i skived because i didnt want to perform or maybe subconsciously i didnt want to be typecast as a tree
In another school play I was cast in the starring role of Santa Claus
Or maybe he went on a rampage telling all the other children they were acting out a complete myth and that they were all homophobic for doing so.
I don't feel this reflects on who I am now, at all
Yes I'm up for that - from the sounds of it my brown hair is probably more suitable for the role of a tree rather than an angel!
In my class assembly one year I was a milkman. I think that's possibly my biggest role to date. :cool::D
You are way younger than me.
When I was a little girl only blonde girls got picked to be the angels
I'm liking all the thespian trees on here. We should all get together in our tree outfits, and if rejected from Britain's Got Talent, form an urban street act and make £££££'s out of gullible tourists in Covent Garden.
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Which tree outfit would you like?
My primary school tree- brown trousers, one of dads humungous green carlsberg tshirts which i had to wear inside out because of the logo! Plus a headband with paper leaves on and green facepaint.
Secondary school tree- brown trousers and brown top. Mask covering my face with just holes cut out for eyes. Covered in leaves and branches.
On our britains got talent audition we should dance to michael jacksons the earth song, one by one falling down and dying.
No I never did nativity a play ever.
I can remember being in "Oliver!" in secondary school.
I have no problem with people acting out myth as long as they identify it as so.
That IS the problem with religious propaganda.
I think they'd run out of parts.