Yes, our sons come from a long line of thespians. Well, actually, I was Hanzel in "Hanzel and Gretyl" in second grade. Mary Ann Clark was Gretyl. My only line was to stand there. And that isn't really, technically, a "line". Janese says she was in a play or two in grade school but can't remember what they were. Still counts. So, when Landon and Parker cheerfully volunteered to be in our ward's version of "Annie" Janese and I felt a deep sense of satisfaction.
That's one version of the story.
Actually, Janese signed the boys up without their permission. I was scared to death playing Hanzel and was never in a production again. Janese still can't recall the play she was in.
But we did feel satisfied watching them in the play. They did great. The entire cast did. They memorized their lines and songs and our boys really did have a great time doing it.
Here's the proof:
The boys getting into character (they are orphans in the play....neither one liked wearing make-up):
The boys doing "relaxation exercises"...it is an actor thing (I think):
The entire cast in all their glory:
I forgot to add this: I was a juggling lion in a class circus once. I juggled two bean-bags if I remember correctly.
And that was in front of thousands of cheering, screaming fans...
Monday, November 5, 2007
A long line of Thespians....
Posted by Brian at 8:02 PM
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4 comments:
Bravo, Landon and Parker!
They look so cute! I know they didn't want to hear that. Jsut play them a little "Hard knock life" and they'll think Annie's totally cool.
When it comes to acting Brian has serious skills. I particularly remember Brian playing the role of a ninja or Bruce Lee when he kicked a tree in Carmel, CA. Fun times.
I'm glad to know your boys don't like wearing make-up. I'm sure you're even more glad.
:)
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