The final actor to arrive was Josh.
Josh: Hi. My name is Josh.
Casting Director: Hi. Nice to meet you. Did wewe get a copy of the lines?
Josh: Yes. I'd also like to do a monologue.
Casting Director: Good. wewe can start when you're ready.
Josh: Cool. *Goes to the back, and pulls up a chair*
Casting Director: What do wewe need that for?
Josh: You'll see. *Puts the chair in the middle of the stage, sits in it, and pretends to drive a car*
The Casting Director, and Roger started whispering to each other.
Casting Director: what is he doing?
Roger: it looks like he's pantomiming. play along with it for now. *Looks at Josh, no longer whispering* Romeo?
Josh: My sweet, hold on a second. *Pantomimes stopping the car, getting out, and grabbing a backpack while putting it on. Next, he pantomimes climbing the ukuta up to where Juliet is*
Roger: What O' Clock tomorrow shall I send to thee?
Josh: kwa the saa of 9.
Casting Director: Okay, let's stop right here. Why does Romeo have a backpack?
Josh: Everyone has a backpack.
Casting Director: No he doesn't.
Josh: Where does he put his water bottle then?
Casting Director: He wouldn't have a water bottle in Victorian England...and, were wewe driving a car?
Josh: Yeah. Isn't this a modern version of Romeo & Juliet, like the one with Leonardo DiCaprio?
Casting Director: No. This is period appropriate. There are no cars, and no backpacks.
Josh: So, I should ride in on a horse.
Casting Director: Don't ride in on anything. You're pantomiming up a storm here, and it's scary.
Josh: So, wewe just want me to read the lines?
Casting Director: Yes.
Josh: Oh. Okay. Why didn't wewe just say so in the first place?
Casting Director: Start from the beginning.
Josh: Okay.
Roger: Romeo.
Josh: My sweet.
Roger: What O' Clock tomorrow shall I send to thee?
Josh: kwa the saa of... *Hits a button on his I-Pod that plays a song at high volume*
Song: link
Josh: Juliet!!! Get down!!!! *Turns around to do a mbele roll, pulling out a silver pistol. He fires seven blanks, then turns off the music* Damn! I missed them. *Goes back to Roger* Anyway, kwa the saa of 9.
Casting Director: What was that?!
Josh: Do wewe know what a gun is?
Casting Director: Yes I know what a gun is! Why did wewe pull one out like that?!
Josh: Because in the DiCaprio version, everyone had guns. Only, they were called swords. wewe should really look into that, and make sure all of your actors carry guns for the play.
Casting Director: Yeah, that "totally" sounds like a good idea for something taking place in the late 1500's. Thank wewe for stopping by.
Josh: You're welcome. *Leaves, feeling pleased with himself*
2 B Continued
Josh: Hi. My name is Josh.
Casting Director: Hi. Nice to meet you. Did wewe get a copy of the lines?
Josh: Yes. I'd also like to do a monologue.
Casting Director: Good. wewe can start when you're ready.
Josh: Cool. *Goes to the back, and pulls up a chair*
Casting Director: What do wewe need that for?
Josh: You'll see. *Puts the chair in the middle of the stage, sits in it, and pretends to drive a car*
The Casting Director, and Roger started whispering to each other.
Casting Director: what is he doing?
Roger: it looks like he's pantomiming. play along with it for now. *Looks at Josh, no longer whispering* Romeo?
Josh: My sweet, hold on a second. *Pantomimes stopping the car, getting out, and grabbing a backpack while putting it on. Next, he pantomimes climbing the ukuta up to where Juliet is*
Roger: What O' Clock tomorrow shall I send to thee?
Josh: kwa the saa of 9.
Casting Director: Okay, let's stop right here. Why does Romeo have a backpack?
Josh: Everyone has a backpack.
Casting Director: No he doesn't.
Josh: Where does he put his water bottle then?
Casting Director: He wouldn't have a water bottle in Victorian England...and, were wewe driving a car?
Josh: Yeah. Isn't this a modern version of Romeo & Juliet, like the one with Leonardo DiCaprio?
Casting Director: No. This is period appropriate. There are no cars, and no backpacks.
Josh: So, I should ride in on a horse.
Casting Director: Don't ride in on anything. You're pantomiming up a storm here, and it's scary.
Josh: So, wewe just want me to read the lines?
Casting Director: Yes.
Josh: Oh. Okay. Why didn't wewe just say so in the first place?
Casting Director: Start from the beginning.
Josh: Okay.
Roger: Romeo.
Josh: My sweet.
Roger: What O' Clock tomorrow shall I send to thee?
Josh: kwa the saa of... *Hits a button on his I-Pod that plays a song at high volume*
Song: link
Josh: Juliet!!! Get down!!!! *Turns around to do a mbele roll, pulling out a silver pistol. He fires seven blanks, then turns off the music* Damn! I missed them. *Goes back to Roger* Anyway, kwa the saa of 9.
Casting Director: What was that?!
Josh: Do wewe know what a gun is?
Casting Director: Yes I know what a gun is! Why did wewe pull one out like that?!
Josh: Because in the DiCaprio version, everyone had guns. Only, they were called swords. wewe should really look into that, and make sure all of your actors carry guns for the play.
Casting Director: Yeah, that "totally" sounds like a good idea for something taking place in the late 1500's. Thank wewe for stopping by.
Josh: You're welcome. *Leaves, feeling pleased with himself*
2 B Continued
1:sweet
2:caring
3:helpful
4:funny
5:hot!!
6:loving
7:impatient
8:impulsive
9:his smile
10:his voice
11:he's charming
12:super fast
13:hates water
14:risks his life for others
15:friendly
16:stands up for himself
17:over confident
18:his voice
19:he sings and plays guitar, gitaa (sonic underground)
20:has a bro and sis
21:music lover
22:curious
23:gets into trouble
24:shy
25:makes me blush
26:makes me smile
27:family guy
28:determined
29:sees stuff through
30:cool
there are a lot of things y i like SONIC! so there r the 30 reasons y i luv sonic. please maoni me article. i would luv dat if u did. i hope u enjoyed.