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he was so good, but now...


Question Posted Monday September 11 2006, 8:52 pm

i am directing highschoolers in a play (freshman). one of my main characters is The King and the boy I thought the boy I choose was really good. however, when we read through the play today he was sooooooooo flat & had no emotion unlike everyone else! how can i make him have emotion & be a better actor without being mean? he has a huge role so i need any good advice i can get!

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