“It’s better to assume that you’re brother is clueless about girls, Yuzuki. Hell, he’s even more clueless about BEING a girl. As for Leon, he’s happy to find out that the girl Hikaru is with isn’t her boyfriend… But that’s not all.”
Random question for anyone who has experience with theater acting! When people are auditioning for a role, are they in costume or in normal, everyday clothes?
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Auditions are whatever you bring usually normal clothes but if u brought a costume I’m sure no one would compain
Come on, Sapphire Foxx! Again using the wrong “your”? ;c (in that comment you made below the image, not in the image itself, it’s perfect <3 )
“into your tunic” Cracked me up ;D
Did nobody see that Lenna Said gave be ?
When auditioning, I usually wear street clothes.
Everyday clothes- and the blander and less noticeable the better– you dont want to give them something to use to screen you out.
Think of an audition as a chance for the director and/or principals to see the raw acting talent and the conviction that will be brought to the characters. Costumes just get in the way of it (although props are allowed if the scene calls for it.) Just FYI.
Lol
I will say that having Hikaru completely oblivious to the things that women go through in terms of dealing with the opposite sex is going to be fun!
Oh brother, you are so not seeing the obvious.
Yup, just every day clothes in auditions
Every day clothes
normal everyday clothes is the safer bet.
I’ve been in several plays, and you don’t have to be in costume to audition.
That’s my answer anyway.
You audition in street clothes.