Bobby Graden / New Full-Length Episodes

Hey,

Kay, so as you may see I'm a little MIA. Well, now I'm back. Deal.

Here is the third, and final "promo video" for "Let's Put on a Show!" In this episode you will meet Bobby, best be ready to laugh.



OK Budda. (What's that from again?)

But, so the even bigger news is that in the next 48 hours, the first ever, full 'tube length, epic episode will air. We filmed it, its crazy, you'll love it. Editing it as we type, so stay tuned. Also keep in mind that Ben's Blog is your #1 source for all things "Let's Put on a Show!"! So stay tuned here for backstage pics, vids and more.

Also, watch this guy's vlog, so funny. Took me a while to find the truth about it all, snoop a little to find the true dish.

Some Things are Meant to Be

I don't know who they are, what they are, or why they are. But I do know that I love them.



Their just so glamarous.

Audition Advice

So I know auditions for most schools are all done and rejection letters have been sent out, but I just saw this video that has some really great advice and I wanted to share with you all, that applies to almost any kind of audition. Marla says things exactly as they need to be said. Thanks Marla, I wish I had seen this before I had my audition!



That was really good.

Take 1:53, this is worth it.

So I was poking around Youtube today, as I so often do, and I happened to stumble across an account called "macsmith55" and he just happens to ave some of the most hilarious Wicked-Related Fan Vids I have ever seen. (And I have seen a lot of hilarious Wicked-Related Fan Vids...)
This one has to be the highlight for me however, the lip-syncing skills these ladies sport would make Brittany crazy(er). From the costumes, to the incredible ensemble work, these ladies pull out all the stops.
Highlights include:
1.The gal playing Elphaba, you can tell exactly how she feels about Glinda, watch very close for the almost too-real-to-handle push around 1:20.
2. The way the actress playing Glinda works the camera, especially on the word "strong".
3. The ensemble played by a life size, cardboard cut-out of what looks like David Boreanaz, brought to life by what looks like their mother.

It would not suprise me at all if these ladies dedicate their lives to "Wicked", "Buffy", (then "Angel"), and for a breif time in 2004, "Brklyn". Currently they are learning all the original choreo from a taped copy of the MTV broadcast of "Legally Blonde".

GOLD.