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Thx Kat

"The Great American Trailer Park Musical" is a two-act musical, written by David Nehls and Betsy Kelso. It explores the relationships between the tenants at the Armadillo Acres Trailer Park in Florida, particularly between Pippi, "the stripper on the run," the Dr. Phil-loving agoraphobic Jeannie, and Jeannie's tollbooth-collector husband Norbert. -- http://trailerparkmusical.weebly.com/

Thanks LindaAnn. I'm gonna check to see if anybody may have posted this play on YouTube

NICE TO MEET YOU BEAUTIFUL!!!!WELCOME!!

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Timisha.... there are a ton of resources on Stage 32 for actors... I hope you utilize them... we all continue learning all the time whether you're a newbie or a veteran... please take advantage of it.

Greetings Timisha!

Thanks so much for the information. I think I'm gonna love this site

First step is find a trusted coach! Learning how to break down the scene will serve your dialogue twice as fast! Tons of free info on my studio page if you just want to go learn and read for free. Dean west acting studio . Com. No spaces.

Thx Dean! I'll check it out =)

I've always found the best way to learn lines is by getting up and performing it. Rehearsing the scenes on your feet will give you better muscle memory too.

Great suggestions, thanks everyone!

Just remember guys, Film/Tv acting is different then the stage. The camera picks up and reads our emotional activity, our vibrational emotion. If you are faking it or are not truthful in your moment then we can see it. That being said, if we work by memorizing Cue lines then we are not living in the moment but "ACTING" If we remember our lines only by rehearsal like the stage then our lines become like a song and began to sound the same every time like a Rhythm. TV/Film should be the first time every time. You can not try and strive to do the scene you see in your head, that again is just "ACTING" you want to be able to let go of all the work you have done on the scene and be completely present so that your dialogue is formed based on the content of the moment or the reply or the action. You must live moment to moment. Get specific in your work or you are just going to be another generic actor, that is good, but not great..

It is helpful, thanks a lot :)

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There's lots of female monologues on Google. Google is my friend sometimes lol.