Acting out Monologues

Linzi84 | 13:24 Mon 16th Apr 2007 | Body & Soul

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Sorry didn't quite know which category this fell in but need some help and advice. I have an acting audition where I have to perform two contrasting monologues, I just need to know when I am performing, do I look at the judges as if it's them who I am talking to? Or do I look elsewhere? One of my monologues I am supposed to be telling a friend a really embarrassing story, so do I tell it directly to the judge, as in look at her all the time? Many thanks

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johnlambert

Are the audience not meant to be invisible? unless the script called for participation I would ignore them, tell the monologue to the friend as if they were standing in front of you
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Linzi84

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Thanks, it does help. I'm not very experienced in acting. I just thought if i'm only standing 4 feel away from the judge I will be tempted to look at her. So would that be totally wrong?

missyR

Yeah , when i do monologues i pretend that nobody's there and act it out then look at the judges at the END so to say that i'm finished.

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