Last night I was called by the stage manager for Gypsy. I was offered a part in the show, provided I did not mind it being a dancing part.
Since being informed I did not get a role, I had already begun to make other theatrical plans with my time in the near future. So I declined.
Not a very exciting entry, but an update is an update.It also marks the first time I have said "no thank you" to an offered role.
However, I wonder if it should count as an official turn down in my records books. Since initially they already told me I was not in the show, thereby causing me to make other plans, could I really have helped it?
What do you think?
Either way, no Gypsy for me. At least not this time around.
Monday, August 14, 2006
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2 comments:
Hi Ty,
My view is to mark your turn down as a statistic in your record books.
The stage manager offered you the role of dancer which makes it official all round.
I wish you well with your plans and look forward to reading about your next theatre role. It's wonderful that you know what you want.
regards
I agree - an offer is an offer. Doesn't matter if it's belated.
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