 |
| "Big, Big Dreams" |
| As you (most likely) know by now, I have big dreams. So this is the page dedicated to those plans and why dreams and goals are great to have. |
| Alright, here we go: |
| It's all pretty simple. I won't take up time boring you. I want to star on Broadway and I want to be a author. Kinda like Julie Andrews, but *NOT* loose my voice (that's so sad!). I want to be the next best to Linda Eder. I want to be in all of the revivals of Frank Wildhorn's musicals. I want to be remembered, one way or another, and make a difference in people's lives. I want to help change the way most people look at Broadway and musicals. I want to be famous. |
| Roles I want to play: (in *NO* perticular order) |
 |
| Violet Hilton in "Side Show" (a show-girl siamese twin who just wants to be loved) Margurite in "The Scarlet Pimpernal" (a wife blackmailed to worked against her own husband) Fantine or Cosette in "Les Miserables" (a single mother striving to support her daughter or the daughter who knows nothing of her past) Emma in "Jekyll and Hyde" (but only 'cause I can't be Lucy) (Jekyll's poor, deserted fiance`) Bertrande in "Martin Guerre" (the deserted wife who falls for a false man) Ellen in "Miss Saigon" (The second wife who was never told the truth) Sally Bowles in "Cabaret" (British "performer" in Germany at the height of WWII) Belle in "Beauty and the Beast" (A girl in peasent France who wants so much more in life) Bella in "Rags" (A Jewish immigrant who hates the new world) Rebecca in "Rags" (A Jewish immigrant who finds out who her husband really is) Eva in "Evita" (A poor girl who goes to BA to make a name for herself) |
| Dreams are important because they give us goals. Goals give us reason. Reason is the very purpose of life |
| Why I Want to be a Writer: I *LUV* big, suspenceful, tragic, dramatic, romantic, adventure novels were the unexpected happens (which is why I love Philip Pullman's books). Unfortunatly, not a lot of books are like that. I've solved that problem by writing my own. And besides, it's fun to create characters. You can make-up everything about them, and know more about them than anybody. In time, it feels like they're real. It's really cool. |
| Why I Want to be a Singer: Stupid question. First off, why not want to be something when you've got the gift? Second, I love it. Everyone has one big 'thing" that they're good at. Singing's mine. It's like nothing on earth for me. I love performing. I love the stage fright(it adds excitment). I love the suspence that something will go wrong. I love applause. I love the attention. I love the fact that not very many people in the world have great voices, and I'm one of those lucky people. I just love it and everything about it. That's all there is to it. Besides, I want to touch someone the way Linda Eder, and the rest of them have touched me. It must feel incredible to know you've done something right. |
| Home |
 |
 |
| Bertrande |
| Christine |
 |
 |
 |
| (Sorry if I sound *REALLY* stuck-up) |
|
|
|
|
|
 |
| Beauty and the Beast |
| Rebecca and David* |
| * unlike all my other photos, this one is from a regional production in PA |