Psyclone wrote:I've never been so crushed about not being cast before. It's probably because I know literally everyone who auditioned as well as the director, stage manager, musical director and and LITERALLY EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THIS PRODUCTION and see them all on a regular basis, and every single one of them knows I didn't get a callback.
Add to that the fact that I was sort of counting on getting a role as legitimizing my major since I haven't really been in any shows...
I'm also sort of hating myself because I suspect part of the reason I wasn't called back is because the director doesn't trust me to make the commitment because I had a rough time in his class last semester and if I hadn't been such a fuck up then, then maybe he'd have had faith in me.
I felt like I was the only one that didn't get some sort of role on stage for that high school play because all my friends were in it and almost everyone I talked to that auditioned. My art class did the props which I was in charge of the face of the central main piece...but despite that my name didn't even show up among the backdrop or props crew on the play program credits. (There was marks for it as course credit since it took up class time though.)