@Ava: I hope you get to see a Broadway show. You know in your area shows will be done on tour or on off Broadway and then go to Broadway. You could always check that.

Dragon hocus pocus is getting a sequel did you know about it? My favorite plush brand squishmallow is releasing Hocus squishmallow this Halloween season too.


@CooperationIsKey: oh man, I hate when neighbors are jerks.

@Ava: I totes recommend watching it at least once. IT's a long one, but I love it, and it's so much cheaper than trying to buy tickets for it. Oh that's for sure a good steal to get for a year.

@Ava: Exactly. So in highschool, my school had it where you picked program of studies, kinda of like college. Sure we all had to take the same basic classes, but like if we wanted to do a certain job, it tailored our electives to that. So I was theater. I did theater for years, and let me tell you that world can be toxic, favoritism and just way to hard. It doesn't matter if you are good at acting, or actually read that the script says to use a southern accent, because if you are still unliked by fellow students you get nothing.

It made me give up on the theater world for myself. I didn't want to live a life of constantly facing rejection.

@CooperationIsKey: Basically what I had happened. So my junior year at the end, the drama club, run by the drama teacher, who having us apply to board positions for the club, and there were 7 positions, and only 7 people who applied. So you'd think everyone would get a spot right? Wrong, because I was one of the people and my best friend at the time was another. They decided to combine some of the positions, so they only needed 5 instead of seven. It was upsetting, and that year I got some pity award at our theater awards show. I later found out from that bestie of mine, she was told they combined the positrons because they didn't want me, and they didn't give her one to not upset her. I would have thought she was lying but other students told me that too. Really fed up way to treat a 16 year old.

That killed theater for me at least acting wise.


@Ava: You'd be so right about that favoritism. Better to avoid it and just go watch the shows.

@CooperationIsKey: Hey at least I'm not the kid my theater teacher told, she could never be Juliet because of her looks at size. She use to always tell us a story about how one girl in her class years ago, asked if she could ever be juliet and the teacher was like nope, you fat and ugly, and theater hires pretty people.

@Ava: Well theater is suppose to be bring the character to life through acting. So while I don't think looks, like size, skins etc matter, it's about once's acting ability and the whole getting into character. But society still has long way to go to accepting that. Just look at standard movie roles for all people. Fat white women, are only allowed to be comic relif with half the jokes on weight. Or someone middle eastern, is forced into the terrorist roles. It's frustrates me that everything in society is based on looks in some part and less on talent, and skill.