Description Of Musical Theatre

One of these components is the choreography in a dance. The choreography needs to be unique and eye catching, and the dancers need to perform it in perfect unison. Another component is technique and strength used to perform a dance move. It takes years for dancers to practice and perfect their technique, and it takes lots of strength for dancers to be able to use that technique properly. With (When) spending all of that time on perfecting technique, as well as dances, dancers need a lot of dedication to the sport.

People will come and see the projects that you produce. They’ll laugh, cry, get upset, show their feelings, and they’ll applaud. The most rewarding part of directing is being able to see the vision, the hard work, the stress, the frustration, all come together at once as the final production itself.

She choreographed her own routines, created her own costumes, and organized solo recitals for audiences to enjoy. This event led her to the biggest adventure in her life that would later impact the world. She was invited to return back to London to pursue her education in the performing arts, so that she could further improve her talents that would make up her entire career. During one of her returns to the United States, Agnes de Mille included exquisite choreograph... ... middle of paper ... ...Agnes De Mille - ABT." Agnes De Mille - ABT.

Our next lesson, I showed up at his house at 1:00 sharp, ready to sing. I had never been to his house before, and I was a little nervous about seeing it. However, when he opened the door and greeted me with his cute little smile, I knew there was nothing to be nervous about. We started our lesson by singing a few songs for fun (we always sang duets together). He said that I wasn't singing my best and asked if I was stressed.

I stayed up a whole night trying to figure out how I’m gonna write an essay on children beauty pageants. I turned in my rough draft and my teacher was so shocked on the topic I picked. He told me “ I’m excited to read your final draft this something I never thought someone would write .” That brought so much pressure to me I had no clue what I was writing about. During the time I was supposed to be writing my final draft I was busy watching Netflix and wasting time. I had work from other class to do so I kept ignoring my essay .

Identify and Describe Career The career that I chose was Performing Arts, more specifically, Musical Theatre. I would perform as a singer, dancer as well as an actress, gaining the title of a performer. My career in a small view is performing different plays and musicals for people and making everyone happy. I chose this career, because I love performing and I’ve always done some form of it through elementary school until now. I had always enjoyed singing and playing music, but when I performed in front of the student body in Play Production II, everything changed.

Timid and shy, he decided he had listened to his mother's continuous nagging for the last time. That weekend, he would do as she said and "just go" to see an audition for the community's production of the musical Oliver. He arrived on time, the hustle and bustle of signing in all very new to him. There was no way he would actually get up on stage and sing for that skinny man with the clear acrylic braces showing on his teeth who was seated at the piano. Yet, he had struck a deal with his mom to wait and observe, leaving at any time he felt he wanted to.

I ended up staying up late and heard her cry in her room. I got an A on my homework, but that A didn 't matter anymore I hurt my mom. Kids with parents who cannot speak English suffer a lot from having to do their homework on their own, this affects us in our academic growth and self-esteem. I grew up tutoring myself new words, I had to purchase my first dictionary at age 12 in order to learn new words and not feel dumb in class. My mom would come around and ask if I needed help (after that argument we had) I would say no with a smile on my face just to reassure her I knew what I was doing, but I really had no

They My freshman year I took part in the production of a musical and fell in love with the cast. It was amazing how they made me feel so welcomed. I felt like I belonged. The seniors took me under their wing and guided me through the year. And then people started telling me, “Oh you hang out with the drama people,” “ Oh your in drama.” And I didn’t understand why it was such a bad thing.

... ... middle of paper ... ...e upcoming year we can consult each other more often, our team will be a true team, and the band will become one. Regardless of the comedic source, the motto "One Band, One Sound," stands true. Our leadership members lead there respective positions with great success. Our percussion section was lead beautifully by Bobby Ford and Andrez Garcia, and this could be said about all of our section captions and head leadership. Chris Stollings, Alejandro Flores, Julianna Jacono and myself were able to succeed our major goal for the year, being a positive influence on the band.