In a message dated 4/24/00 11:35:54 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
lisa_molson@m... writes:
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I was in a production of Yeston's "Phantom" and I had to sing my last lines
as though I was weeping. It is a strange transformation you go through, but
when you are completely "in character" the emotions are somehow outside of
you. I never willingly "faked" my sobs, but they somehow came out naturally,
and when the scene was over, I was totally myself again. When I wasn't
completely concentrated, the emotions hung on for a long time afterward.
Does this make any sense?
Lisa-Marie
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Yes. It does make a lot of sense and that is precisely what I meant.
Regards,
Ximena
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