So, how do we fare in our performance today? Well, it depends whether if one's looking at the narrow perspective or wide perspective. If wide perspective, that is, the show on the whole, it was a success; our audience loved it, and were totally engrossed in our acting. However, from the narrow perspective view, our actors had hiccups here and there. So far we have not had so much hiccups in a single night before during all our previous runs of this same show. Why did we have so much hiccups? Did we have too little time to rehearse before the actual performance? Or that we had not prayed to our "Gods" before the show commence? Well I won't want to conclude anything for now, but I just can't help wondering...
My self-made beard; how do you find it? Our troupe has got no beard which I think is suitable for my role, so I had no choice but to make one on my own.
Is this a lady from the ancient world brought to modern time, or a lady from modern time brought back to ancient world?
Show me your hand only when you have got gold or diamonds!
My makeup today, in "pseudo Yueju" style; lately our troupe members started to shift from Taiwanese style of makeup to the more softer Yueju style, which is similar to what I had always put on for the past few years
2 comments:
Hi mind sharing with me how u make the beard?
Ok you need 3 things: wires as frame, spear tassles (can recycle from old spears or can buy new ones from Weng Zhan Fa), and some strings or wool threads for tying. The tied part of the tassel has got 2 layers of threads. You remove the first row of thread so that there is a passage for you to push through your wire. After pushing through the wire, you snip off the ends of the second row of thread and that's the main section of the beard already. If you want to make the sides, you cut off a section from another tassle, wrap around the wire then tie tightly with string or thread and that's it..
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