High school and Middle School Musical Theater Productions are happening all over the place right now. 'Tis the season. Go and watch them if you are not in them. Practice and have fun if you are performing. It is a fun season of the year and can get you motivated to work on your own singing!
What can you do to make sure you are a part of them (or a larger role in them) next year? Work on your TRIO of talents: Singing, Acting, and Dancing. All 3 combined make the balanced musical theater artist who will land that big role! One may be your forte or strength and then you focus and dabble in the other two when you are not in a show or over the summer or in between semesters in college. Find a time when you can add an intensive program, camp, or add some lessons in the other areas. If you are primarily a singer, take an acting class or dance class over the summer to learn more about a different aspect of musical theater performing. If you are primarily an actor, research a way you can put a little bit of singing training or movement/dance into your year. Perhaps you take singing lessons all year and take acting in the fall and dance in the spring to get it all in. Of course doing all 3 would be great, but time is short with the quick pace of our world. Explore how you can learn a little of each to improve your skills. Many summer programs include a little of 2 or 3 of the talents.
We all have one strength out of the TRIO of talents, but all are needed to be a successful performer in musical theater (at schools and on Broadway). You really must work the whole of the 3 part package for maximum success. Have fun and happy performing!
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