When I joined the musical theater community I was prepared to be slammed with all the stereotypes that described a “theater nerd”. The moment I stepped into the theater community I found something completely different. Here are 15 signs that you’re involved in musical theater!
As in, like everyday. There may not even be music playing, but there you are singing a random song at the top of your lungs sounding WONDERFUL might I add.
Years of having to wear stage make up can do that to a person. It just becomes natural to pack all this make up onto your face and make sure your cheekbones are SHARP.
Quick changes strip any persons shyness away and instead replaces it with a sense of not caring, because if you have 60 seconds to change an entire outfit, you don’t really care whose watching.
Someone says “Don’t cry” and you immediately think of “Don’t Cry for me Argentina” and start sobbing.
As in, there are usually 10 girls to every boy.
Most musicals have sad pathetic songs that every person will relate to, and a person who partakes in musicals will for sure find a way to relate a song about a stripper in Vietnam to their life.
Wether they be on broadway or not you can ramble for hours about you top 10 shows and why you have to see them NOW.
You literally can’t escape the wrath of bobby pins, they follow you everywhere.
It’s your go to drink the MOMENT you feel a sore throat approaching.
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