DASAITE OF THE WEEK - MALE

By

Stage Voice: Hi,How are you doing?

Christopher: I'm doing fine, thank you.

Stage Voice: Can you please tell us about yourself?

Christopher: My name is Christopher Oluwagboadurami . A Naija Delta born pikin, I am native of Ilaje.

Stage Voice: What are your hobbies?

Christopher: My hobby generally is working for money... I got bored easily of any activity without money, it makes me weak.

Stage Voice: Wow, this one I did not see coming 😎, what business are you into, or should I say, "How do you work for your money"?

Christopher: Hmmmn! Almost all kind of legit work these days, though I am definitely still going to pick just one or two struggles later, but for now, I am a younger brother of 'Jack'.I make wigs, I do pedicures, I do POS, I am a live band backup singer, and another business is on its way. I call it *yum-yum* ( fried yam, potato & akara).

Stage Voice: Jack of all trade is no trade at all😂😊, How have you been able to juggle them with your Academics?

Christopher: I know right, But man had to pay bills.... Juggling everything together, believe me, it's not easy at all.

Stage Voice: Alright, what can say has been your best experience in Dramatic Arts?

Christopher: I experience a lot of good things in the department, which I wouldn't trade for anything... If I start to count, my brother/sister, you no go wait.

Stage Voice: ☺️Do you have any alumni you have worked with and would love to work with again?

Christopher: Yeah! They are many, mentioning one or two will not be fair on others.

Stage Voice: Great. Do you have any project that you have participated in, pit  theatre, that was a bit challenging for you?

Christopher: Nope! But I think I'm about to have it.

Stage Voice: Can you tell us about your induction process?

Christopher: Interesting.... And am glad to say didn't miss any day of rehearsals even when I broke my leg.

Stage Voice: Great😊, what is your opinion on males in hair making and pedicure?

Christopher: Of course it's a good profession, I am living testimony.... Most of them are easy going, contented, and they do not fornicate.

Stage Voice: Alright, thank you so much for your time. Enjoy the rest of the semester.

Christopher: And you.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DASA FYB OF THE WEEK

By
Image
  Stage Voice: Hello. I am from Stage Voice, Can I get to know you?  Noah : My name is Noah Ayomide Baale, NAB for short. Stage Voice : NAB, how are you doing and How has been your experience in Dramatic Arts? Noah : I'm fine! Oh, Dramatic Arts has always been a wonderful place for me. You know, it's a dream coming true. Stage Voice : That is so lovely to hear that your dream is coming to reality☺️. So what are you majoring in and why did you choose it?  Noah : Thank you. I major in directing, and I chose it due to the fact that it enhances my creativity and also my relationship with others. Stage Voice : This is a very great thing, so what has been your most stressful level in Dramatic Arts?  Noah : Haaa presently Part 4🤧. Stage Voice : Pele, what is that performance you did that you are most proud of?  Noah : Thank you jare!😅, Hmmm...as an actor Woza Albert, as a director, Black Hermit?  Stage Voice :  Two great performances. Was it a challenging ...
Read more

DASAITE OF THE WEEK – FEMALE

By
Image
Stage Voice : Hi, How are you doing? Janet : Been good jare thanks Stage Voice : Great, how has your experience been as a fresher of Dramatic Arts? Janet : It has been fun, tedious and stressful. At first, I didn't like the way things were but later on I fell in love with the stress. I really love the initiation part, it wasn't easy but it really grinded me. So far Sha I'm loving it. Stage Voice : What was your best part of the initiation process? Janet : The overnights 🥰🥰🥰. For our set, overnight rehearsals weren't allowed but the coordinators had to do it secretly just for us to catch up on things and because of that the coordinators were kinda nice and very playful during this overnight rehearsals that we do. Although it was draining then, we use to look tattered and stressed, most of us even lost a lot of weight and we were not even eating well but the joy and gladness was there. Having rehearsals overnight was my best part of the initiation process because it es...
Read more

FYB OF THE WEEK - FEMALE

By
Image
Stage Voice : Hii, How are you doing and how have you been? Naomi : Good, You? Stage Voice : Great, can you tell me about yourself? Naomi : My name is Naomi, most people call me Mimidoo. I love to read novels written by Nigerians, I like to think of myself as peaceful but I don't mind violence either,  I try to be an honest person. Stage Voice : What a patriotic citizen, What are the things you dislike? Naomi : Well, I don't like hypocrites, whatever or whoever you are, own up to it. Stage Voice : How has your journey been from your part 1 still now? Naomi : A mix of different experiences. It has been tiring,  exciting,  draining,  interesting and everything in between. Stage Voice : Now that you are in part 4, can you tell us what you choose in and your reason? Naomi : I chose playwriting because I wanted something I was interested in more.. Stage Voice : Have you written any play or do you write play? Naomi : Family drama,  Teenage life, self-discovery stuff l...
Read more