Backstage Stories III: The Locked Door

[AutymnRosa]

Cute story. I loved how you mimicked the little girl trying not to laugh.

[Illuminatta]

Thanks! :)

[gandersourcefilms]

i love theatrical stories. i've heard that thing about props several times. it's a fine tradition to keep going. :)

[Illuminatta]

hehe They say prostitution is the oldest profession. Well...I think acting is, since the pro needs to be an actor first. LOL

[Illuminatta]

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[Sugartalker]

LOL! That's a great story. Thanks for sharing that :)

[Illuminatta]

It's time for another one soon.

[Addue]

The audience totally didn't catch on that you were both trying not to laugh? lol

[Illuminatta]

No, it read as scared on her part, which suited the moment. I think I just got a drunker for a moment...at any rate, when we told people who saw it what happened, including the director, they all said they couldn't tell. LOL

[pixl8edkat]

loved this btw! :)

[pixl8edkat]

wow. that would be hilarious to see. LMAO we had some bad props at times, especially during "The Matchmaker" when I was in 11th grade (my stage debut as Minnie Fay!)

[Illuminatta]

Thanks! Yeah, prop/set/tech bloopers are even harder to improv out of than actors forgetting lines.

[jinxie3334]

Your a great story teller. This is so funny!

[Illuminatta]

Thanks! Stay tuned for more! :)

[2dazlious]

Totally agree!!love your stories!!!! I just can't stop laughing!!! I've been acting for 12 years and feel with you! Great backstage story!! Hope to see more of them!

[Illuminatta]

Oh wow...you must have some stories of your own!

[drewabel]

ur quickly becoming my newly favourite youtuber at this moment, ur stories are fantastically watchable.

[Illuminatta]

Wow! You just made my night! Thanks so much! Um, by the way, have you voted on the Battle of the MomStars contest yet? hint hint :)