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Hadley Gallen - "But I at least gotta try!"
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- I Am A...
- Fan, Actor, Singer, Dancer, Student
- About Me:
- Hi there! My name's Hadley. I've been acting since I was about seven. Nothing hugely major (I've only really lived in very small towns with very little theatrical opportunity), but what I've lacked in exposure I try to make up for in quality, quantity, and dedication. I love to act more than anything, and I like to think that it shows in my work.
I have done a lot of community theatre, and I often volunteer at the local Playhouse here in Flagstaff. I was a stand-in for an independent film in Sedona, but other than that I have very little Film experience. I attend a very small performing arts high school, and for the past three years I have taken many theatre classes - Acting 1, 2, and 3, Musical Theatre and Film. I am now going into my Senior year, during which I'm finally going to take the plunge and attempt Jazz and Voice classes. I have also taken a lot of classes outside of school, and gone to various camps, seminars, and workshops.
Aside from Theatre, my interests include: yoga, snowboarding, rock-climbing, gardening, singing, dancing, reading, wandering around, meeting new people, and going to new and exciting places. I love to travel.
I have a lot of goals. I am an extremely determined person, and I pursue an endeavor to the end. This especially applies to my acting; I want to be a great actor, and I will do everything I can to succeed!
I am now in my Senior Year of high school. I'm taking Advanced Acting (Theatre 4) this year, as well as Musical Theatre. I know, I know. High school theatre. We all know it sucks. But I can tell you with perfect honesty and no bias whatsoever - my school doesn't do crappy high school theatre. No, we don't. Our theatre ensemble does truly amazing work, stuff that blows seasoned directors out of the water. I'm serious now. We do everything from Shakespeare to Commedia to Brecht to Chekhov to Mee. We rock. I'm not just saying that because I'm a theatre geek in that class. It is a legitimate class, taught by a legitimate actor, and we put on legitimate theatre that way surpasses normal high school expectations. There was a scare that I wasn't going to be in it this year, but that's all fixed now, and I am in it!!! And I am so happy.
Peace and Love,
Moi
- Hometown:
- Halfway, OR
- Website:
- http://myspace.com/wytchbabi
- My Favorite Shows:
- SPRING AWAKENING. Gypsy, Sweeney Todd, Anything Goes, The Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret, Chicago, Evita, HAIR!, Wicked, Les Miserables, Hairspray, Dead Man Walking, Who Do You Think You Are?, Equus, The Crucible, Orestes 2.0, Death Of A Salesman, A Streetcar Named Desire, Night of the Iguana, Proof, King Lear, MacBeth, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, Our Town, And Then They Came For Me: Remembering The World of Anne Frank, The Laramie Project, Lysistrata, Hence Your Memory, Excalibur Enterprises, Farewell Andy, We're Only Human, Welcome To The Monkeyhouse,Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?, The Seagull.
- The Show I Want To See Next:
- Spring Awakening..... AGAIN!!! Gypsy.....AGAIN!!! Les Miz.
- My Favorite Actors:
- #1: Patti LuPone. She is not of this world. Kevin Kline. Kevin Spacey. Laura Benanti. Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor. Marlon Brando. Vivien Leigh. Hugh Jackman. Philip Seymour Hoffman. Meryl Streep. Kate Winslet. Heath Ledger (He WAS the next Richard Burton, I know it!!).
- My Favorite Writer/Composer:
- Stephen Sondheim. Anton Chekov. Arthur Miller. Tennessee Williams. Jean-Baptiste Moliere. Andrew Lloyd Webber. Cole Porter. The Bard.
- My Favorite Shows/Roles I’ve Done
- Orestes 2.0. Welcome to the Monkeyhouse. MacBeth. And Then They Came For Me. Seussical: The Musical. Hence Your Memory.
- High School
- Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy
- College
- Not sure yet!
- Current Occupation
- Actor
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Yikes, the summer Off Broadway seems like a long time ago. Been most recently in San Francisco with the one man show that was at New World Stages.
Hope life is exploding upward for you.
shine wide and upward,
Don
ps. My family and I like to see everything perhaps one day we'll see you on Broadway.
As far as drama class, I've done a monologue from The Prisoner of 2nd Avenue, and I'm currently doing a scene from the Crucible.
As far as our musical, we're doing "Oklahoma!"
Were having auditions soon.
But I'm finding out tommow! Yay!
Let me know when you know yours.
Ooh a review sounds like funn.
Yeah, I miss doing it.
And we all know Whos own Jungle Creatures. Haha.
I was wondering around this place aimlessy and came to find you.
I was reading your about me, and I came to wonder: What show are you doing this year at your high school?
My director still won't announce mine. Ugh! Haha.
P.S. Did you enjoy being in Seussical? I was Cindy Lou Who last year in my schools production of it.
Hey! Welcome to Broadway Space :oD ♥/ya,~Dakota♥~
EAST 14TH
THE NEW YORKER - JULY
All hard childhoods have their funny moments, but few such childhoods are hilarious. Yet the audience can’t stop laughing as Don Reed, in his one-man show, acts out the story of his dicey coming-of-age in an Oakland ghetto in the nineteen-seventies. Reed plays all the characters—his father, a hard-partying pimp; his stepfather, an abusive religious fanatic; his flamboyantly gay brother; and all manner of women, including his lost, sad mother—with both ease and inexhaustible energy. It’s hard to imagine that the awkward kid who came up through such crude circumstances could be the confident man who wrote, directed, and stars in this little play, as much standup as it is theatre, and yet that’s Reed’s point: that East 14th was not just a street in Oakland but a path that formed a decent man. (New World Stages, 340 W. 50th St. 212-239-6200.)
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