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[public entry] Belated Father's Day and Such

Jun 22, 2011 16:26

Sorry I haven't been around! I've been looking at theaters for this summer. Anywho, a belated Happy Father's Day to my two wonderful Dads! I wouldn't be anywhere without you! We all had a wonderful dinner together, and then we gave gifts. It was a great Father's Day :)

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dancingitaway June 22 2011, 21:31:09 UTC

I'm sure you'll manage to get one of the roles you wanted. Most of the Carmel girls are too busy to try against you ;)

Good luck with the search for Funny Girl. You really are your mother's daughter.

broadway_baby16 June 22 2011, 21:47:55 UTC

Thanks, Bryce. And I think I've got a good lead on those girls, if you ask me ;)

Thanks. That means a lot to me.

dancingitaway June 22 2011, 21:49:44 UTC

I believe that may just be your ego talking ;)

broadway_baby16 June 22 2011, 22:32:45 UTC

And you would know about talking with your ego, darling.

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Same day too maelius_romanus June 29 2011, 21:59:25 UTC

Happy belated Father Day to my host fathers. :)

I'd love to see you in one of those parts if I can stay long enough. But I hate how the title "Les misérables" is shortened here. It doesn't make sense to me, just a part of a French word that's never shortened in French.

Re: Same day too broadway_baby16 June 30 2011, 14:34:08 UTC

I wish you can! You would be great to audition for Les Miserables! And I think it's because most Americans don't know how to pronounce it, Mael.

Re: Same day too maelius_romanus June 30 2011, 15:58:08 UTC

You mean as a dancer, I hope? Because otherwise it must be pure mockery - you know I can't sing! [OOC: He may not be as bad as Mike, and he once managed to make a more or less acceptable solo, but as he told Bryce here, it's obvious he'll never be a good singer.] And I don't even know the songs, except for "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" because I have two cover versions (one in English, one in French) by people I know from little shows at Disneyland Paris. If it's just that, I guess I can forgive the butchering of a famous book's title.

occ: thanks for pointing that out to me. broadway_baby16 July 1 2011, 04:41:08 UTC

Yes, as a dancer, and as a townsperson maybe? A small role? Nothing as wonderful as Jean Valjean or Javert or anything. Your voice would get lost in the chorus, so no big deal?

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