Twelfth Grade I Started Doing The School Musical - 1819 Words

In eighth grade I started doing the school musical. My first musical was â€Å"High School Musical,† where I played a skater. In practices the cast bonded as close as a family. We spent 3 months, day and night constantly working on our production. The moment I stepped into the bright lights, I found a love for theatre. Ninth grade came and of course I was there, playing a townsperson in, â€Å"The Wiz.† That year I grew really close to my directors and more of my classmates, as we â€Å"Eased on down the road,† to opening night. Once again the blinding lights, the cheerful audience, the music playing through the auditorium, and standing ovation at the end was something I will never forget. Although that cast had its fights, but so do families. The end of that year, I thought my whole world was tumbling down. My current musical directors were giving up the position. 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