My first Broadway Audition; What I learned and what I wish I knew

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I made my Broadway debut in the Lion King in 2016 and my world CHANGED!!
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I had my first Broadway audition in 2014. About three years after I made the change from opera to musical theatre. I learned some great lessons that I still carry with me today.
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@Offwego9876 2 месяца назад

Really great advice. Being able to understand that "your time/your moment" sometimes has nothing to do with you is so true. It also took my daughter two years for Disney on Ice to hire her. But in the waiting, she grew mentally, physically, and spiritually. It was during the waiting that she kept working and pressing on and became a national figure skating champion (Excel series). If she hadn't experienced the first rejection she would have never known how her hard work would pay off. Two weeks after gaining a national title, Disney asked her to join the cast. Sometimes it's hard to bless the rain when you're waiting for blue skies.

@catarabrae 3 года назад

‘Scuse me lovely ma’am.... I resent that statement at 1:25. You play NALA on Broadway!!! It may have been tough but there’s NO WAY you’re not a dancer playing THEE NALA on Broadway. But your humility and modesty is so sweet haha.

@32BARCUT 3 года назад

Hahaha, okay okay. I’ll take that. Thank you. 💗

@angelhopeshaktiathena1429 2 года назад

😁

@angelhopeshaktiathena1429 2 года назад

Talented people don't really tell orally how talented they are, their actions actually show it

@MissyJNightSwan69 Год назад

You're very beautiful! I loved listening to your story. I did a few NY auditions in my 20s(I'm 46 now) and I wish I never stopped. My biggest audition was for the German production of Phantom. Stella Adler actually called me in after reading my resume and I was elated! They had me sing several other things, scales, runs, etc and were very positive and encouraging. I've been binge watching Broadway videos again and maybe I'll get back to it. You're awesome and inspiring. Thank you for this video.

@32BARCUT Год назад

Thank you so much!

@ayannacharity 3 года назад

I def relate to the perfectionism with dance classes. It can be very intimidating -- especially taking class in NYC. You get used to it though! If you think about it, you probably don't have time to stare at other people because you're focused on the choreography and yourself. The same is true for other people! No one is staring at you messing up :) Also def know the struggle of being a Southerner in CHI & NYC...I quickly learned to stop smiling at people I don't know and expecting doors to be held lol!

@32BARCUT 3 года назад

Hahaha! Yes! You can't smile at strangers up here in NYC. I had to learn that lesson quick! I'll take your advice when it comes to dance classes in the future. "No one is thinking about me!" Got it! Thank you for watching!

@VirtualTeachingPro Год назад

Thank you for sharing this insight. You're so right more than likely no one is staring :) It's such a hard mental mindset to shift in classes.

@dranitalee 3 года назад

Pay Mrs. Anita back ma’am!!!!! Lol!!!🤣 Your parents rock!!

@32BARCUT 3 года назад

🤣😆

@VirtualTeachingPro Год назад

I can totally relate to that moment of trying to just start conversations with random people and then having their reaction making you feel small. I come from Oklahoma and that's pretty normal for us to strike up a conversation as well. It's the one part about this industry that really is had to digest. Thanks for sharing your experience so openly.

@lydianewton7813 Год назад

Needed to see this!

@BridgetteAmofah 3 года назад

Honestly I am so happy I found you on RU-vid! I feel like I have found a kindred spirit across the pond! So many things you say resonate with me. Your transparency is so beautiful xx

@32BARCUT 3 года назад

Thank you so much Bridgette! Best wishes to you from across the pond!

@angelhopeshaktiathena1429 2 года назад

@@32BARCUT 🤗Thanks sissy I am here too

@jamesbusam4582 7 месяцев назад

I love you and this!!! It is incredible and a beautiful divine thing to share your love and light and TRUTH!!! Devoured this!!!

@celines2881 3 месяца назад

You are beautiful inside and out. I would never have ignored you. Keep being your amazing authentic self 😇

@bridgetmaynez 11 месяцев назад

love your channel so much, thanks for your helpful advice, I am currently on my musical theater jurney and got feedback from a casting director that I look fearful and scared and tips on how not to look scared

@JohnBrown-dq1uu 11 месяцев назад

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVED!!! this recording. I am now subscribed and looking forward to more from you. I'm 72 and I felt like giving up the stage, but you've inspired me to continue frinding my dream. Thank you, Adrienne.

@MilanMalinovsky Год назад

You definitely ARE funny. Greetings from Prague 🙃

@32BARCUT Год назад

Thank you!!

@dannielgiraldo5445 Год назад

Moral of the story, keep the dance chops up and work on what you’re told to. Great video and lessons!❤

@AnastasiiaN Год назад

You are so beautiful inside and outside! Thank you for sharing your unique experience 🥰

@32BARCUT Год назад

Thank you so much! 💓

@livefromwinnipeg Год назад

Bella looks exactly like my pup Joy!

@Star2Be5394 8 месяцев назад

Great video! I’m an actress too and I’ve done a lot of Non-Union work. Starting to make the shift to Union auditions, and your advice is really helpful! ❤

@32BARCUT 8 месяцев назад

Good luck! You got this!

@nikibronson133 Год назад

How do you get an agent? Around what age were you if your remember? Only asking because I’m 23 and scared I’m too late. What’s a “book” for auditions? How long did you perform regional theater before making it to a broadway audition? Is it difficult to get into them without an agent?

@amarie_2 2 года назад

Got any tips for us non-dancers? Like what would be passable? 😆

@32BARCUT 2 года назад

Biggest tips: Be honest about your abilities. Be confident with the skills you do have. Smile and have positive energy in the room. What you lack in technique, make up for in personality and charisma. 😃

@angelhopeshaktiathena1429 2 года назад

@@32BARCUT Right

@LisaMichelle 2 месяца назад

Did you purposely name the dog “Bella” after the show “Beautiful”?

@digthewarmth 2 месяца назад

5:17 Wow, I would want to say to them in a judging tone, "Wow, y'all are not friendly." Just cause it's New York doesn't mean you have to be a jerk. Call me silly, but I want to change the cultures in places. Cause there's no benefit to the coldness.