Yep, she's only 5 and got her first part, very small but speaking part, in a play. She's already in bed and I'd just checked their website, so she doesn't even know it yet. She auditioned last night and they were finishing up tonight. After auditions last night she didn't want to do it. She really wanted to audition, but I think she got kind of rattled at the audition. I couldn't prep her since I had no idea what to expect.
She can fully read at a 3rd grade level, but was too scared to do it then. But, when the director would give her her line she's say it loud and proud with plenty of tone. They couldn't help but oohh and aahh over her, which I think made it a little scarier for her. She completely chickened out afterward and told me she didn't want to do it anymore. I told her just to think about it because I was afraid she'd regret it. It took a lot more nerve than I have to even audition and she did that much completely on her own. So, this morning I asked her if she felt differently about it and she said she was ready to be in the play.
Looks like I get to tell her in the morning she got it. She's only in a couple of scenes and only has several lines, but that's really great for her first play anyways. Very proud of her to be so brave to do something I would never have done.
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