Practice American Accent. on Clubhouse

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Sides for Tuesday’s room. Come practice the American accent by reading a short play!

Side A
#2 So What are you preparing for?
#1 Since I’m sitting in a casting office, my first guess would be...an audition.
#2 Oh. (Looks at script #1 is holding). Hey, look at that. We’re auditioning for the same part.
#1 How nice for us. And I suppose that sparks feelings of kinship for you, hmm?
#2 No, I was just making small talk.
#1 Please don’t. I’d like to prepare. I need to center myself.
#2 Please, go right ahead. Forget that I’m here.


Side B
#1 How long have you been acting?
#2 A little over a year.
#1 And you’re here. Amazing. During my first year of acting, I wasn’t allowed to audition. I wasn’t even allowed to talk.
#2 Why?
#1 Because until I understand my craft, until I could start to create a character, what I had to say as an actor was irrelevant. I wasn’t worthy of being heard.
#2 Who told you that?
#1 Stella


Side C
#1 How many commercials could you have possibly gotten?
#2 Last year...fourteen.
#1 FOURTEEN!?
#2 Is that a lot?
#1 It’s...ok. What were they? Those little local things?
#2 No, they were shown all over country. My agent said they were called... um..
#1 Nationals?
#2 Yeah. That’s what he called them.
#1 You did fourteen national commercials last year?
#2 Uh-huh. They were fun, too. I made enough to put a down payment on a house.