How to Audition for a Play  If you get the part  Be yourself!
Best advice for your audition: Be yourself!  You've auditioned
and got in…what now? Maybe you've got tons of lines to memorize,
and just can't remember what goes where, and why. Here are some
tips to help you perform the best you can.  Practice at home
quite a bit, so you can memorize everything. There are many ways
you can memorize lines.   If you have a big part, make your
character seem real—like a person.  One way to do that is to
create a "backstory" about what your character was doing before
the play, and how she came to be the way she is.  For example,
let's say you're playing the part of a person who is
claustrophobic. You could make up a story about how when she was
four, her mean older cousin locked her in a closet during a game
of hide and seek. Ever since then, she has been deathly afraid
of small spaces.  The story just needs to be something that will
help you understand what your character is feeling.  Just like
when you audition, the