Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

This article will show you several ways to prepare for your stage performance. Once you have read these guidelines, you will be ready for any performance, singing, dancing, and speaking.

Steps

1. 1 Learn your speech. Practice leads to excellence, so think of memorizing your speech as preparing for a public test in which you have no room for error. Use a marker to highlight your speech. As you teach her, say the words out loud. Ask a friend to help you repeat your speech before rehearsal.
2. 2 Memorization through singing is just as important as regular memorization. Texts can be tricky. Learn and repeat them as often as possible. Sing in front of the mirror so you can see yourself while singing; this will help you see possible errors and correct them.
3. 3 It's hard to dance. You must have patience and time to work on this every day. Take the time to practice and learn your movements correctly so you don't come back to them again and don't slow down the rest.
4. 4 Decide exactly what you want to convey in your own words to the person you are talking to or for whom you are singing. Do you want to charm people, offend them, reject them, etc.? This should be your goal; it can change as you practice and learn your words.
5. 5 Be firm in your image. In other words, the position “I kind of love this person” is not firm. Firm position - "I am ready for anything for the sake of this person." Uncertainty shouldn't take place on stage.
6. 6 Stay informed. You need to understand where you are and what you need to do while performing. In any setting, you need to know what is happening around so that you can say your line in time or take the necessary action.
7. 7 Drink plenty of fluids, and most importantly, be in a good mood! Playing on stage is hard work, but you should not worry and have a good mood.
8. 8 On the night before the show, everyone is nervous - this means that you are all right! However, if you are too relaxed, it can be detrimental to the quality of the production.
9. 9 Put on your stage image 10 minutes before the beginning of the first act, even if you are not participating in it.

Tips

• Be energized or you risk losing your audience.
• Your character must be original.
• If you forget something, ignore it and continue, or say something similar. After all, your audience doesn't know what your words should be; if you made a mistake and people noticed it, just smile and say the correct line! Keep improving.
• There are no bad roles for good actors, so don't be discouraged if you got a small role.
• Your words should only be yours.
• Listen to the song that will play during the production so you know how the action works with lyrics and music.
• If you are wrong with words or actions, ignore it and keep going. When you stop or hesitate, the audience sees that something has gone wrong.
• Have a positive attitude.
• Speak clearly and loudly so that the people in the back row can hear you.
• If you don't put your heart into your production, you shouldn't be doing it.

Warnings

• Don't be pessimistic.
• If you drink a lot of fluids, be sure to go to the toilet before performing (this is especially important if you are nervous). It is unlikely that you want incidents on stage ..
• Never underestimate others or be overconfident.
• Other actors don't have to tell you what to do. This is the director's task.