On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Milena Sertich Grubor wrote:
> Hello all, When listing roles on a resume, how do you list an understudy
> role? Do you list it as if you've done it, even if you never performed it
> in front of a live audience (or what if you _did_ have the chance to
> perform it), do you specify "Understudy" or do you have a
> separate category for Understudy?
> Thanks, milena
>
I don't know how "correct" my resume is, but I've included a section
called "Roles Covered" (in opera, you "cover"; in theatre, you
"understudy" - go figure). I added it as a separate section because I
believe there's far more effort involved in covering than in just learning
a role that one never performs. I also have a separate section for "Roles
Learned".
Karen Mercedes
http://www.radix.net/~dalila/index.html
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