(They had a LOT of interviews to get through that day, so they kept it short.) If I remember correctly, they asked me what my background/experience is like, why I'm interested in their program, and what I'm passionate about.
The interview questions were pretty straightforward. I'd suggest having a few contemporary pieces in your back pocket just in case they ask the same of you. They'd already seen my initial audition, of course, but they started the interview by asking me if I had a second contemporary monologue. I'm not sure if their interview process is the same for all their programs, but I can tell you what my experience was like. I interviewed for their 3-year (or is it 2-year? Can't remember) intensive at the URTA auditions this past February. r/Theatre /r/Shakespeare /r/VoiceActing /r/RecordThis /r/TechTheatre /r/MusicalTheatre /r/TheArtifice /r/ScenesfromAHat /r/ActingNerds Offer your advice with imagination, honesty, and empathy. Assist with on-set and on-stage etiquette.
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