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Same thing different taste
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ahhhh the beauty of live theatre!
You ask that as if gender could easily have changed since then. The better question would have been 'are you a guy or girl?'
yeah that or a girls just playing a guy, we do that all the time in my drama classes and I don't go to an all girls school :)
can we say "wardrobe malfunction"? LOL oops!
You ask that as if gender could easily have changed since then. The better question would have been 'are you a guy or girl?' You're welcome :)
That was meant in reply to 29. Not sure what happened.
why were you wearing a skirt if your character was a boy?
The post says nothing about a skirt. I assumed OP was a boy because he was playing a male character. If that is the case, although it may be a little embarrassing to be topless, it is socially acceptable. Forget about it. If you are a girl who was playing a male, well, FYL.
its not that socially unacceptable for a guy to be topless.. unless in a business setting or if he is really really fat
....or really hairy maybe...
Hopefully you were in a comedy scene, then it would be easier to improvise around it than if the scene was supposed to be serious...
shirt smarty not skirt right back at ya !!!
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well that might not have been the show they payed for...
you should have improved and went straight into your best hulk hogan skit.