Earliest Arts Memory

[Susan Hyatt]

What's your earliest memory of an artistic work? What was it? How old
were you? Why do you think you still remember it?

[Jonathan (G-STAR)]

In the 3rd grade I played the king in "The King and I". I was 8 years
old. I remember it becuz I enjoyed it soo much and It was my first
taste of te stage and after that I just kept wanting more. Feed Me!

[Ian (G-STAR)]

Mine was in boy scouts. we were doing a skit for the court of honer
and our patrol skit was "Man in a tree" which I was a man stuck in a
tree and I eventually fall out and the other guy takes my wallet.
However the other guy (who was not an actor) forgot the punch line and
couldn't end the skit so I have to improve 5 minutes and finally walk
out of the tree thus ending the skit. that experience made me enjoy
acting and improve and has alot to do with why I came to G-star. I was
11 when this happened.

[Jessica (G-STAR)]

My earliest artistic work that I remember producing is when I was in
3rd grade I made the cutiest dog out of clay, but then the head broke
when it was being baked.

[Alex (G-STAR)]

The earliest performance I can remember without watching a video was a
musical I did in the 4th grade. It was called Once Upon A Housetop.
I was 9 years old. I remember it because I joined it 2 weeks before
the show was going up and I played 2 characters. It was my first
performance and I had so much fun. You can ask Emily and Chelsey.
They were in it too.

[Emily (G-STAR)]

I was with Alex and it was the 5th grade. It was so much fun!! Hey
Alex "Sweep Sweep" lol I think after being in Once Upon A Housetop i
just wanted to preform. I still no all the songs wow! I will try to
find the video of it. Wow Alex we were so wow!!


Peace to all
Emily

[Ashley O. (G-STAR)]

I think the very earliest performance I can remember was when I was 4
years old and it was my first dance recital EVER. I loved it so much,
I was seriously hooked after that and took every sort of dance,
acting, and voice class I could get my hands on for the next 14 years
of my life, anything I could do to perform. My mom used to call me the
"biggest 'ham'" when I was little, always wanting to put on a show for
whoever I could. I used to go up on stage (when I was much, much
younger) and start dancing on stage whenever there was any live singer
anywhere I would ever go, mostly resturaunts. Whenever I would go out
to eat to this one particular resturaunt my family and I always used
to go to, whenever there'd be a wait to eat and everyone was standing
outside, I would get up on a bench and start singing or dancing or
performing my latest learned monologue to put on a little show for
everyone. I didn't ever care how silly I must have looked (which must
have been PRETTY silly). Another one of my earliest memories is the
first time I performed at Disney World with my dance studio's
performing group and I just remember the rush I got, and I was so
ready to do that for the rest of my life.