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  • The College Audition, Part IV: Dos + Don’ts

    Over the past few weeks, we’ve talked about the steps any high school student should take before applying to a drama or musical theater college program, and how to prep for auditions once you’ve applied. Now, it’s time to talk about the dos and don’ts. 
    In this installment, we’ll discuss some simple and general rules of conduct and etiquette. Some of this was said in the previous articles but it bears repeating and remembering.
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    1. Be polite to everyone. This includes the people checking you in, monitoring the door, student aides, etc. We talk to each other.
    2. Handle the business part yourself. Sign in, give your paperwork, and ask pertinent questions. Parents and coaches are excited for you but avoid letting them dominate a Q&A. It’s important that we interact with you and understand you are mature, thoughtful, and engaged enough to ask your own questions.
    3. Have your book and cut prepared. Be ready to discuss what you need from the accompanist. If you’re working from a track, have it ready to go. If you brought your own speaker or are borrowing one, make sure you know it’s charged and how to operate it before entering the room.
    4. Slate. Avoid asking,

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