My Favorite Experience In Life

For the majority of my life, I had been shy, even though it didn’t seem like it most of the time, I was scared to death when I met new people. I know that it sounds extremely trivial, but I feel that when you first meet someone, you’re ultimately giving them their first impression of yourself and that is a lot of pressure. It seemed almost certain that I would lead a life of being a social wallflower until March 2017, more specifically, March 28th, 2017. This day was and still is important to me because I learned how to be confident, and through my experience, it taught me something that I will hold onto forever. Prior to this day, I was an extremely introverted person and rarely went out of my way to make friends. As a volunteer at day

Theatre has a different meaning for everyone who encounters it. Over the years theatre has given me a lot. It has given me an outlet, a way to express myself. In fact one of my mentors said that, “It isn’t about impressing, but about expressing,” and that really resonated with me, as that’s what I really believe theatre is about. Also, theatre has given me a safe place that I can always turn to. In addition, I have learned many life lessons through theatre, such as, dedication and work ethic. It has also taught me about the sanctity of communication and individuality. My most valuable high school memories and experiences have stemmed from theatre. When I look back on my high school years I won’t remember the classes I took and the grades I received, but I will remember the shows I participated in because they have shaped the person I have become and have been some of the most impactful moments in my life.

I started playing volleyball in 6th grade. My friend Abagail had wanted me to play for our school, so she would have one friend on the team. From there I wasn’t sure if I wanted to play volleyball. I had never watched volleyball and never played it either.

When your interest is as broad as theatre it’s almost impossible for your identity to not be represented. However, like many of my peers, I’ve struggled to find my identity and have floated between different adjectives for the past seven years. Luckily for me my love for Broadway guided me to a perfect show that let me know it’s okay to be confused about who I am.

I see that you’re into theater. That’s cool. I saw quite a few plays. (I’m not much of a performer, though. Whenever I’ve been in front of an audience, I hid behind a guitar.)

I have loved theatre for as long as I can remember. The thrill of knowing anything can happen and the sense of belonging has always fascinated me. The summer before I came to college, I took an internship with a theatre company run by Christians, and it completely changed my approach to theatre. I hope to keep Jesus first not only in theatre, but in every area of life. I have so much more to learn, but I’m excited for what the future holds. Although there are some limitations and challenges as a Christian, theatre is a beautiful and fulfilling art form that Christians can study and practice.

Theater is the activity or profession of acting in, producing, directing, or writing plays. It is that of escaping the real world and going into a new one. Not only does one go more in depth into their mind, but they also go into the mind of others.Theater helped me find out who I really am. Growing up, I always enjoyed the idea of stepping into someone else’s shoes, but I never got the chance until I was in the sixth grade.

I enjoy theatre because it provides insight to understanding humans and their behavior. This is not through lectures and textbooks, but through real experiences on a live stage. The understanding of behavior is shown through performing realistic (or metaphorical) situations that audience members can relate to or learn from. This provides comfort for an audience member to compare their lives to the ones that are spilling onstage. For me as the performer, it also provides a comfort because I can conform into another person and flee from any struggles that I am having in my

I was very avid in theatre all through elementary and middle school, participating in school plays and performing monologues to my family whenever I got the chance. I continued to take part in theatre once I attended high school. I had the honor of working with amazing directors for four years. Along with theatre, I joined the Lewisville High School debate team. This allowed me to branch out to prose, poetry, dramatic and humorous interpretations. High school theatre and debate has opened my eyes to see acting for more than just the fame and glamor but the beauty in conveying a message to an audience, making them think, cry, or laugh. While acting you can be anything you want to be.

Theatre for me has now become something I absolutely love. Being a part of this group has allowed me to find who I am. Theatre is truly a passion of mine whether I’m on stage or with a headset on calling the show backstage. If someone had told me four years ago that my experiences in theatre would shape the person I am today I would have laughed hard. It’s what I can finally call mine. No one can take that from

I am a theatre kid. I go to thespian competitions. I perform in plays. I randomly burst out into song all the time. I dance for unknown reasons. I make everything more dramatic then it needs to be. I sometimes talk to loud because in theatre we are taught to project our voices. Musical theatre is what I do, its who I am.

What is theater? Theater is a collaborative form of fine art that uses live performers, normally actors presenting a live or fake experience of a real or fake event in front of a live audience in a room, and normally up on a stage. The bare- essentials for a theater to be successful are, the audience, the actors, a stage to perform on, and a story. Getting people together in one place to watch a group of actors, led by the director, act out a true or fictional story takes experience; but, it also takes talent. The role has to fit with the actors personality. If an actor has a dull personality, do not put that actor in a role where the actor must have a very bright and outgoing personality.

One of the most exhilarating moments of my entire life was my very first time at a roller coaster theme park. Growing up I would always see commercials on television of children and adults alike having a sparkling Colgate smile on their faces and enjoying themselves, so when my family decided we were going to Islands of Adventure for vacation. I was like a child who just received a cookie out of the cookie jar. Even though I was 21 years old at the time, I was extremely trilled. I packed my luggage like a stuff turkey on Thanksgiving Day and I was ready to take on this adventure.

As a foodie, eating foods is my favorite thing and I also find my speciality in eating, that is tasting food and know the condiment in every dishes. When I was a child, I usually go to kitchen to see adults cooking. My intention is not to learn how to cook, but to know where the dishes that I felt very delicious from out of curiosity. As time passed, I knew the recipe of every dishes that I like gradually and learned how to improve it taste. I born at a country that have many delicious foods and the cuisine like to use many kinds of condiments. Through the process of knowing the recipe of cuisine, I also learned many condiments and their use.

“Having two beautiful children is the most wonderful part of my life.” Bruce David Morrow, my father is so proud of my brother and I. The way to describe him is kindhearted, caring, loving, and patient, all great qualities of a father.