Level 2, cast for a role reserved for 3 & 4. She is tall. She's thrilled to be part of the cast, but is a bit dismayed because her friends are cast as party girls. I am trying to reassure her that the fact that she was placed in a role above her level is something she should be proud of. I don't think they would have cast her in this position if they felt she wasn't capable, right? |
What Role? Clown maybe? They arent "reserved" so to speak, but the right skill set for the role |
m Yes, this is a high compliment IMO. She should absolutely be proud. Wonderful for her — congrats! |
| Just wondering - what is the time commitment weekly once the kids are cast? |
Every weekend still. From now until show time, every Saturday and Sunday |
| how long is each practice for the youngest casted? |
It is posted under the portal. You can see all of the days and times for the first few weeks of rehearsals |
| Southeast Portal is still not showing roles? Just a message saying your student has been cast. |
My child did not audition. Just curious for years ahead |
| DD is devastated by her role. 3rd year in a row. Tough season ahead. |
What is she? |
| Can someone describe the Valley Forge Bunny role? DD doesn’t know what to think about it. |
Flower Page. |
I’m sorry. That’s tough for a young girl. DD was a page, and it’s high visibility but boring. And you have to stay there the entire time on stage sitting on uncomfortable seats watching all the other kids have fun on stage. They should put a limit of two years that a kid can play a role. |
I agree this is a tough one. ANY role at the third year for a child—in this context where they are all looking ahead to see what they can advance to—can be demotivating. Donna is a class act, I bet she could help you with a perspective to spin to your DD. |