Senior Play: Check.
Senior Musical: Almost Check.
NWTG's Cinderella: Around the corner.
Church Musical: Closer than I care to admit...
NWTG Summer Program: Miles away.
What else could there be...? That may be all my dramatic ventures this year. Or something bigger might be coming...
Hobey ho. Here we go.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
What Can't Fit In A Bio...
Please indulge me for a moment... I am speaking to my Seniors. I am speaking to Kristen Folkertsma, Jami Jo Libolt, Kelsey Vander Zouwen, and Kaitlyn Brown through the medium of my blog. I am not too terribly good at saying what needs to be said, so now that I can take some time to think, I will hopefully be able to communicate what I am actually feeling.
These chicas have been my constant companions, my friends, my shoulders to cry on, my mic change buddies, my first scene partners, my theatre sisters, my drama dorks. You girls deserve to be honored. You have taught me what it means to be a great actress, and a humble person. Every step of the way, you have been there, you have fought through long rehearsals, you have dealt with flubbed lines, you have weathered hours backstage, you struck for strike, hung up posters, paid for make up, paid for tap shoes, paid for sweatshirts, paid for flowers, paid for tights ;), paid for food, sprained ankles, torn through costume changes, cried, laughed, yelled, danced on that stage, acted on that stage, fought for that stage, gave up that stage, OWNED that stage.
Kristen: your voice, your creativity and composure, your acting, your confidence is unmatched. Jami: your humility, your spirit, your support, your talent is so wonderful to see and be a part of. Kelsey: your love for the art, your incredible talent, your projecting voice, and your willingness is beautiful to see. Kaitlyn: your rock hard facial expressions, your graceful dances, your devotion, and the fact that you don't take it all so seriously is inspiring.
I love you all dearly.
Theatre Seniors 2012. We got this. We got this. We got this.
These chicas have been my constant companions, my friends, my shoulders to cry on, my mic change buddies, my first scene partners, my theatre sisters, my drama dorks. You girls deserve to be honored. You have taught me what it means to be a great actress, and a humble person. Every step of the way, you have been there, you have fought through long rehearsals, you have dealt with flubbed lines, you have weathered hours backstage, you struck for strike, hung up posters, paid for make up, paid for tap shoes, paid for sweatshirts, paid for flowers, paid for tights ;), paid for food, sprained ankles, torn through costume changes, cried, laughed, yelled, danced on that stage, acted on that stage, fought for that stage, gave up that stage, OWNED that stage.
Kristen: your voice, your creativity and composure, your acting, your confidence is unmatched. Jami: your humility, your spirit, your support, your talent is so wonderful to see and be a part of. Kelsey: your love for the art, your incredible talent, your projecting voice, and your willingness is beautiful to see. Kaitlyn: your rock hard facial expressions, your graceful dances, your devotion, and the fact that you don't take it all so seriously is inspiring.
I love you all dearly.
Theatre Seniors 2012. We got this. We got this. We got this.
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