I need to write a monologue for Linda, from Blood Brothers...?
Start by talking to Eddie about the new house, and make the monologue take place at the lunch. You can discuss Mickey's problems with him because as their friends they are very concerned about the choices he's making, like robbing the bank. When I think about Linda and Mickey, they remind me so much of Julie and Billy in Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel" it's scary. Linda and Mickey get married, the latter loses his job so he resorts to a bank robbery and his accomplice escapes, and all of this happens amidst Linda's pregnancy...with a girl. :o) Watch "Carousel" and you might get some ideas. Something like... Hey, Eddie, have you noticed how strange Mickey's been actin'? He lost his job so the new house I'm lookin' at might not be a possibility for us. We can't keep dependin' on his mother for a life together. I'm sure your parents wouldn't want that for ya, would they? Sometimes I wish I were with you instead...you'd take care of me, wouldn't ya? Anyway, the house is really nice. I want to move out of his mom's place because...I'm havin' a baby. What do ya think? I don't mind if you use some derivitive of that if you want. If you're performing it, ake sure you have the Liverpool accent down to a tee. Good luck!
I need to write a monologue for Linda, from Blood Brothers...?
There's an Eliot Hulse video on youtube on "how to deepen your voice". Go check it out, it's actually pretty cool. That'll create uniqueness in your voice, and nothing's better than a deep, loud, monologue.
What is a good/best monologue that is 8mins longs?
It must be a guy part. Why you say, i need to find a monologue for school and i need to present it. I want anything because i am very skilled in acting that i can do any part. :-) please give out a website if there is one! thanks
Why is "cunt" considered very offensive in the US but not in Australia?
Ok, ill trend away from the general consensus on opinion because i use the word. I am from the infamous shire, which is seen as quite racist and uneducated. However i am a bit more educated while still retaining my "bogan" roots. I will point the blame back to our convict/settler roots. Australia was not created by the intellectual. Convicts spoke in a way that reflected their status and the settlers did not usually come from the upper echelons of society, as the lower socio-economic groups look to make their fortunes in the new world. This deprived Australia of formal aspect to society. Furthermore an orator must speak in the language of his audience which further reinforced a profanity laced way of speaking. Good evidence of this is former Prime Minister of Australia, Paul Keating. I feel tall poppy syndrome comes into it slightly. A trait common among all Australians is a dislike of snobs or anyone richer then you. Certainly when i was at high school and we went to a excursion with other schools, if their were any prestigious looking schools there me and my friends would be as bogan as possible and use c**t like a full stop. Now on to personal experience. It entered my vocabulary in the way you mention at the age of 13. I knew of it before but it came into my sentence structure like a full stop. While i still use it, it is only around close friends and alcohol that it rears it's apparently ugly head. To me it all depends on the the prefix. By itself or with a negative word in front of it, it is generally offensive "your a c**t","fat c**t", "s**t c**t", while if the prefix is positive "talented c**t", "mad c**t","smart c**t" and "hard c**t". Context is even more important. If your close friend Jake just downed or chugged copious amount of beer/got with a 10/10/fought off a shark he would be a called "mad c**t" or "sick c**t" accompanied in a light-hearted tone and laughing. However if he had just drank petrol, engaged in intercourse with a farm animal or something else that is considered a cultural taboo he would still be a "sick c**t", but the delivery would be done with a straight face to place emphasis the seriousness and lack of humor. YouTuber ShooterWilliamson provides the most comprehensive video explaining "c**t"
Good musical audition song for 14-year-old boy?
Here are a couple suggestions of Songs from musical RENT, its my favorite musical, plus the songs are bit easier to sing because the arrangement is more modern: "You'll See" From Rent "Will I?" From Rent "Halloween" From Rent "Your Eyes" From Rent Some non musicsal songs: "Lean on Me" by Bill Withers (but a great version is from the GLEE soundtrack Vol.2) "Smile" by Charlie Chaplin (buyt again a great version can also be found on the GLEE S.T. Vol. 2) I hope these couple suggestion will help you out, if these don't work for your audition song, they are still all great songs for you to listen to! Try listening to The GLEE soundtracks Volume 1 & 2, they might help you out! :) Good luck!