I enjoy performing in shows, but it takes a lot of courage. Especially the musical "Shrek Jr." I was in. First of all, I had to try out to even be in the show. It was literally a room filled with people judging me. Secondly, I had a terrifying allergic reaction to strawberries right before the show. Lastly, I had to perform in front of a live crowd. The crowd was gigantic and the worse part is that they were all paying attention to me! Therefore, Being in the musical “Shrek Jr.” was a very courageous act that I have completed. Before you make it into a musical, you always have to try out to be in it. For the most part, trying out for a musical is nerve racking. There are judges who look straight at you just like creepy paintings. Another
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Little did I know, it turns out I had developed an allergy for strawberries! The next day I got a few hives. Two days later, my body was covered in hives. On that exact night I had to go to the emergency room because my throat was starting to close. Luckily, I was given a lot of medication. Sadly, I didn’t get home until 3:00 in the morning and I had to perform that day! Courageously, I went to school that day and performed in front of the school hours after I almost stopped breathing. Performing in front of a live crowd is incredibly courageous! Especially when you have one of the lead rules. Hundreds of people have their eyes on you. That is when you really start thinking about the embarrassment of messing up. It’s worse than the judges judging you because there’s a lot more people staring at you. Most of them expect you to do an amazing job and you just don’t want to let the people down. In conclusion, performing in the show “Shrek Jr.” was a courageous act that I have completed. In the first place, you have to try out to even be in the musical. Secondly, I had a dangerous allergic reaction to strawberries. Additionally, I had to go to the emergency room because of it. Lastly, but not least, I had to perform in front of a live crowd. You always think about messing up and disappointing the audience. Even though performing takes a lot of courage, it is also quite
Little did I know, it turns out I had developed an allergy for strawberries! The next day I got a few hives. Two days later, my body was covered in hives. On that exact night I had to go to the emergency room because my throat was starting to close. Luckily, I was given a lot of medication. Sadly, I didn’t get home until 3:00 in the morning and I had to perform that day! Courageously, I went to school that day and performed in front of the school hours after I almost stopped breathing. Performing in front of a live crowd is incredibly courageous! Especially when you have one of the lead rules. Hundreds of people have their eyes on you. That is when you really start thinking about the embarrassment of messing up. It’s worse than the judges judging you because there’s a lot more people staring at you. Most of them expect you to do an amazing job and you just don’t want to let the people down. In conclusion, performing in the show “Shrek Jr.” was a courageous act that I have completed. In the first place, you have to try out to even be in the musical. Secondly, I had a dangerous allergic reaction to strawberries. Additionally, I had to go to the emergency room because of it. Lastly, but not least, I had to perform in front of a live crowd. You always think about messing up and disappointing the audience. Even though performing takes a lot of courage, it is also quite