"A Kid's Life"
Audition Page
AUDITION DATES:
DURING MUSIC CLASSES ON:
Monday, April 15
Tuesday, April 16
Wednesday, April 17
SPEAKING & SINGING AUDITION:
GRANDPA, GRANDMA, JOAN, JIMMY, JUMP ROPE LEADER
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If you want to audition for a SPEAKING & SINGING part, practice one of the singing parts below. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE TO READ THE DIALOGUE BELOW (Scene from the SPEAKING ONLY audition). If you want to print the lyrics to read so you can practice while away from the computer, you can print it by clicking on the button to the right.
CHOOSE 1 SINGING PART TO SING BELOW: |
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Paper Airplanes (Solo 1):
First, you take a standard piece of paper, not too thick, not too thin.
Crease it down the middle, open, taper, bend the corners, bend them in.
Now you want to fold the point down neatly. Got to make a flap.
Then you fold it down the middle. See, it's just a snap!
Crease it down the middle, open, taper, bend the corners, bend them in.
Now you want to fold the point down neatly. Got to make a flap.
Then you fold it down the middle. See, it's just a snap!
Paper Airplanes (Solo 2)
What's the big deal? What makes her so smart? I can do this if I try with all my heart.
Fold and tuck, I know if I try, with a little luck this plane will fly!
Fold and tuck, I know if I try, with a little luck this plane will fly!
Jump Rope Rock
Come on ev'rybody old and new, get a rope, you know what to do.
Forget your trouble, forget the clock. Come and do the Jump Rope Rock now!
Forget your trouble, forget the clock. Come and do the Jump Rope Rock now!
SPEAKING (ONLY) AUDITION:
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If you want a SPEAKING PART ONLY practice this dialogue between Jimmy and Joan. This audition is NOT for these two characters. If you want to print the speaking part to practice while away from the computer, you can print it by clicking on the button to the right.
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JIMMY: (Frustrated as he tries to fold a piece of paper) Rats! Rats! And double rats!
JOAN: What's the problem Jimmy?
JIMMY: Oh, this lousy piece of paper just won't do what I want it to do.
JOAN: What are you trying to do?
JIMMY: I'm trying to make a paper airplane.
JOAN: A paper airplane?
JIMMY: Yeah. I figured if I make it big enough, I can catch a flight out of here and get back to civilization.
JOAN: Oh, I know how to make a paper airplane. My dad taught me years ago.
JIMMY: Oh yeah? Prove it.
JOAN: You just fold the paper in half lengthways, like this; crease the fold well, then reverse it.
JOAN: What's the problem Jimmy?
JIMMY: Oh, this lousy piece of paper just won't do what I want it to do.
JOAN: What are you trying to do?
JIMMY: I'm trying to make a paper airplane.
JOAN: A paper airplane?
JIMMY: Yeah. I figured if I make it big enough, I can catch a flight out of here and get back to civilization.
JOAN: Oh, I know how to make a paper airplane. My dad taught me years ago.
JIMMY: Oh yeah? Prove it.
JOAN: You just fold the paper in half lengthways, like this; crease the fold well, then reverse it.