Drama School Auditions 3

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Drama School Auditions 3

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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Luckymum » Mon Jul 05, 2010 2:26 pm

So pleased to hear your news Koko \:D/ \:D/ \:D/
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Emmy101 » Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:03 pm

Is anyone going to Reynolds? I got a scolarship on Musical Theatre anyone else going, would love to meet some people?

Am wondering how old everyone is who is going too as most people I know from (Italia) Conti who are going are like 18 :S Neva Mind!

Really Excited ... Well Done To everyone who is going to a performing arts school next year :D x
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby songbird » Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:11 pm

Good luck to you Emma I know someone who is enjoying her time at Reynolds and someone else who teaches dance there well done on your scholarship some start there at 18 some at 16 a growing reputation there and they teach you for the real world too. =D> =D> =D>
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Emmy101 » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:54 pm

Thankyou Songbird ... this has made me 100% more excited now as I know someone who is closely related to it and thinks it is good :) x
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby songbird » Thu Jul 29, 2010 11:10 pm

Emmy was your billy youth show with STS by any chance ?
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby proudmum » Sat Aug 07, 2010 7:46 pm

I am struggling at the moment!! my daughter has decided to houseshare and is leaving home :cry: :cry: we only live about 30mins from MV and I dont really see the point but she is adament she wants to do the whole uni thing :roll: her twin is also leaving as he starts uni at Nottingham in Sept so I am going from a family of 5 to 3 :( How will we cope with it??????
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Welsh Mum » Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:00 pm

I really sympathise PM. You must wish she was staying at home but at least she will be close. I can understand why she wants to do it, though that doesn't mean it is any easier for you :(

My eldest DD goes to Madrid for year in Sept (she will be home for about a week or so at Christmas), and youngest off to Central, so it will just be DH and me left at home :( :( . What we will find to talk about I don't know :lol: :lol: It will be very quiet and far less busy and probably tidier but I am dreading it :-({|= :-({|= .

We are hoping to see eldest in Madrid at half term, and will also try to get up to London at some point for youngest. But this empty nest thing is very hard to cope with - how have others found it??
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby ballet pointe » Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:17 pm

can sympathise with you both, mine went last year at 16 we only saw her at Christmas and Easter. They become very self efficent, for the first few months we had phone calls when problems occured now she sorts them out herself. Found it more difficult when she was home or when we went shopping as she is so independent but at the same time this process is a natural progression luckly my dd talks to us and involves us so we are aware of what she is doing ect.
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Emmy101 » Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:23 pm

If I didnt get the scolarship i would have had to leave home (age 16) but i got travel and fees so i am good but i feel so sorry for you guys because I would have dreaded leaving home and my mum would have hated it too!

And songbird yes it was lol!, i am guessing your child was in it ... possibly playing dead mum? (who told me about the site)

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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby proudmum » Sat Aug 07, 2010 8:33 pm

I knew I wouldnt be alone. WM I suppose I should be grateful I have my eldest still at home,he said his always wanted to be an only child :lol: Madrid for a year sounds fantastic and a great excuse for a holiday. BP my daughter does absolutely nothing for herself so I suppose i'll be getting plenty of phonecalls. I know its a natural progresssion but their my babies and im going to miss them sooooo much!! I had to put my dog down last month and my mum has just been diagnosed with cancer so all in all this has been a horrid few weeks!!!
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Welsh Mum » Sat Aug 07, 2010 9:27 pm

Oh no PM, you have really been through it - so sorry to hear about your dog and your Mum. Not surprised you are feeling emotionally fragile atm.

Yes great for my DD in Madrid, but she doesn't even know where she will live yet - she will get a hostel for the first couple of weeks when she flat hunts, so I will be very worried then. Still, it is thousands of miles closer than when she was in Chile for her gap year. She is working in a Spanish Junior school and really looking forward to it.

I know exactlybhow you feel PM. One part of me wants to keep my babies ;) close and safe. The other part wants them to seize every opportunity they can :D .

Still we can always come on here to consol ourselves :)
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby songbird » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:04 pm

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And songbird yes it was lol!, i am guessing your child was in it ... possibly playing dead mum? (who told me about the site)

Emma x[/quote]

no DD does not do sts although she has sang the dead mum song as part of a trio with her brother as Billy in the past, but we know people who do STS shows and they have fun their shows never fit with all the other commitments we have lol x
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby bruno2 » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:36 pm

proudmum wrote:I knew I wouldnt be alone. WM I suppose I should be grateful I have my eldest still at home,he said his always wanted to be an only child :lol: Madrid for a year sounds fantastic and a great excuse for a holiday. BP my daughter does absolutely nothing for herself so I suppose i'll be getting plenty of phonecalls. I know its a natural progresssion but their my babies and im going to miss them sooooo much!! I had to put my dog down last month and my mum has just been diagnosed with cancer so all in all this has been a horrid few weeks!!!


PM I do hope things pick up soon for you and you start to feel a little better, your children will always be your children it doesnt matter how far away they might be. I am sure you eldest with love having you all to himself.

Now you and WM can have the time of your life. I am guessing your DH are delighted to have you all to themselves. Cheer up ladies your dd's are doing great and you should be very proud of them. =D> =D>
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Re: Drama School Auditions 3

Postby Emmy101 » Sun Aug 08, 2010 8:20 am

Songbird: Ahh yer, I left after Billy coz of stage skwl commitments nd stuff its too hectic as sunday is my only day off! How did you know i did the show wid them then lol? ahh tht sounds a really cute version of the letter.

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