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Revision as of 03:01, 15 November 2019
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Backstage StoriesArata | Understood. I will not disappoint you, my Lord. |
Izumi | (Yup, he acts naturally, and his voice is loud and clear. I bet he could perform any kind of role.) |
Izumi | Great job. You were perfect! |
Arata | I was?! Thank you! |
Izumi | You have experience in acting? |
Izumi | Yeah. I'm in the drama club at college, so I'm used to projecting my voice. |
As for acting... I'm not sure if I'm used to that part yet. | |
Izumi | Don't be modest. You were great! You'll fit right in! I'd love for you to make a guest appearance in our next show. |
Arata | Seriously? WoW! That'd be awesome! |
Izumi | Can I take that as a yes? |
Izumi | Of course! This is so exciting. I'm a big time fan of the Mankai Company. |
Izumi | You are? |
Arata | Ever since one of my friends in the drama club invited me to a Mankai Company show! That's how I got to know you guys. |
The script was interesting, and the overall acting was great, and well, it was almost like love at first sight. | |
I've been wanting to join other troupes besides my college's club to study acting. | |
So when I heard that the Mankai Company was looking for ensemble cast, I thought this was my big chance. | |
Izumi | It's true that you can learn a lot by joining a different troupe. |
Arata | Right?! And the troupe isn't just any troupe. It's my all-time favorite one! |
Izumi | Since you already have experience in acting, I'm sure the others will be excited to welcome you too. |
Arata | Thank you so much! I'll do my best! Ahhh, I can't WAIT to start practicing! |
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