However, now that she's in a theater program, I am planning to give it to her to help her discern if this is truly the path she wants to pursue upon graduation from college. Sorry - had that written and then the computer ate my original post. Rejection and related harsh realities are a big part of the business, and it's not only good but essential to know that up front - and reading about that idea is NOTHING compared to an experience like this particular student of mine had: going to an open call and actually being looked at for a great role, being called back multiple times, being flown to NYC for a final callback, auditioning side by side with Broadway vets, and then not getting the job and having to start again from square one for the next job THAT is the reality of this business.
And his experience aside from being flown to NYC is not uncommon. Professional MT is difficult, it's wonderful, it's subjective, it's heartbreaking, it's exhilarating, it's unstable, it's incredibly competitive - and anyone who chooses to pursue it should know ALL of that.
I think we were both on the same wavelength tonight and writing our posts at the same time. I had not seen your post before I wrote mine so I wasn't inferring in anyway that I wasn't given due credit for my recommendation of "Making it on Broadway. Maybe it's just my motherly instinct to protect my D, but I know she knows how tough it is to make it on Broadway without even reading that book, expecially after experiencing the rejections from the colleges. I was told that if you read it and decide you still want to pursue a career in theater, you must really love it!
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