My Theater Experience

 I love theater. I started my experience of theater when I was 4. I have been a cute mouse to a sassy choreographer. I started taking classes at MTC which was a theater school my sister actually went to. From the experiences of that class, I wanted to be in a play. My first play ever was Doctor Dolittle and I was a cute little ladybug. After that play, I truly love acting. I acted at that theater school for 8 or so years. At that school, I was a little ladybug to a teen camper at Camp Rock. When I started at my different middle school, it actually had a theatrical program at my school which I truly love. I got to have fun characters like A court member to a Wicked Witch. I have weaknesses though I am not that creative with how I play a character. I tend to stick to the script and don’t put a bit of myself into my character. I wish I could make my character feel more natural. My strengths are trying to bring mine to life. I love working with others. But for sure my goal is to be more creative and causal with my character. I also want to learn more aspects of theater for example being a director. I love being bossy so I hope to take charge in that angle.

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