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cate123 | 23:31 Sun 12th Apr 2009 | Arts & Literature
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Hi!
I'm auditioning for post-grad courses at drama school, and am having a problem with the Shakespeare/ Jacobean speech. I'm just over 30 but look around mid to late 20s, and am female :-) Of course so many speeches have been done before and also I'm not sure if I fall between the 'young girl' and 'mother with a grown up son' categories. Do anybody have advice regarding the ages for characters such as Imogen, Lady Anne, Queen Margaret in Henry VI ii and iii, and others? Thanks
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go to http://www.thestage.co.uk/ click on talk and you will probably find some answers or you can post this question again and will probably have more luck with detailed answers....
16:34 Mon 13th Apr 2009
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Does it have to be an age/gender appropriate speech? Surely the measure of your potential is how well you can adapt to any role?
16:38 Mon 13th Apr 2009

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