Have you ever performed as an actor/actress?

Leaps and Bounds, yuppie prekindergarten in San Francisco. Columbus skit. At three years old I made the perfect Indian princess. They spent tons of money on that. They made pilgrim outfits for all the little brats and even built a little wooden boat. They made us a teepee out of canvas and I loved my dress. I felt like Tiger Lily from "Peter Pan".
Acting is not really my thing

Yes.

in school only and i disliked it!

Yes, many times.

No, but I think it would be kind of fun

Yes, lots. I often miss it.

Yeah, more than once, in things for school and exracurricular activities. I thought it was really fun, but you do have to work hard sometimes. I'm going to be in the chorus for the school musical this year.

Yes, in various school plays. I was in Oliver and Baboushka as main parts. I've also done backstage work. I love acting! But I've never got off my ass and joined a theatre group!

Congratulations! What musical are you guys doing this year?

I started writing, directing, and performing in plays when I was 11 years old. When I was 16 years old some friends and I had a TV show on public access television, (sort of like Wayne's World). So I did all kinds of stuff in front of and behind the camera. When I was 20 years old, I appeared in someone's student film. Throughout the 80s I did performance art.

I think it is a blast. I've been meaning to get up and perform in front of an audience again for quite a few years. I haven't got around to it yet. I've done karaoke a few times in the last ten years, but that is about it.

Hello Dolly. I don't know much about it, but it looks like a lot of fun. I'm in the chorus and almost all of my friends are in the chorus too, seeing as we're all unconfident grades tens, so it'll be a lot of fun!

Does a 6th grade play count??

High school plays aside, in '99, when I was doing stand up comedy in New York's "arty" Lower East Side, I was invited to perfom in "Toilet." "Toilet" was billed as "The Lower East Side's Longest-Running Sitcom." The premise was was that it was a live-action sitcom... but there was a toilet front and center of the stage at all times. Performance art, don't ask me.
Anyhoo, I had about five lines. My character's name was Justina, and I was a man-stealer.
Really simple dialoge. I had the hardest freakin' time. And these people took this SERIOUSLY. A couple hours before curtain on opening night, the director takes me aside and says, "I would like to you find someone to go over your lines with." Okay, did I mention that I had about five lines and the character was named JUSTINA?? Hell-o?? Shouldn't be hard, right?
So anyway, it was really hard, and I get super mad when I hear people who have never even tried acting say that acting is really easy job.
The weird thing is that I'm naturally a pretty "hammy" person. I like to joke around and put on different accents and do things that seem to lead people to believe that I would make a good actress. Nope. I suck. But I'm really happy I got a chance to try it.

I can only count Amateur Dramatics. Does that count SC or did you mean professionaly.
Anyway I did it for about 3 years and it was the most fun, very scary at times but all in all it was excellent. I miss doing it.

It sounds like fun! There is great music in it, plus you get to wear those cool hats and stuff.

Once as a child at school. I hated it, found it difficult to do, and will never do it again.

Yes, If you count school plays when I was very much younger. I don't recall if I enjoyed them or not-it was far too many years ago to recall much, if any details.

Just when I was a kid. I've always sucked at it.

I had a non-speaking role in a student production once.

Yes many times. After seeing my Bottom in A Midsummer Nights Dream there wasn't a dry seat in the house .

I Majored in theatre, it was challenging and fun...but I quit becuse of the back stabbing retarded professor and his mutant friends!!!! lol

"Does that count SC or did you mean professionaly."
Well that totally counts!

Only when I was much younger for school.

Once when I was 8, I got to be a sheep in our church Christmas play.
Baaa.
My mommy was so proud.

Sadly, all I can recall is being a Sugar Plum Fairy at age 4 in our church's Nutcracker Suite adaptation. It was a liberal church, and it was a sort of dance-and-play free-for-all for the children, so I got to put on my prettiest, most filmy and lacy nighty, and prance around to the music. LOL
I always wanted to be in drama in school, but frequent moving and difficult homelife always got in the way. Sigh...

I was on the Acting Company in my Jr. High school. I LOVED it!! I wish I could act again but have no plans to. I was also on Stage Crew so not only did I preform but I got to help build the sets!

I participated in Odyssey of the Mind in college and we performed skits as part of the competition. It was incredibly fun, but I think I really like the backstage stuff more than acting. I worked on props for high school plays, and that is great. Performing is really hard for me, but a good personal challenge

I've talked in a radio commercial.

Not professioanlly, but it was super fun!

actually i'm in a theatre now!

They were just school plays, but there were still a lot of people watching...

I think its fun to act. I have acted in a few plays in the past, but I've since turned to music. However, there is a classic that I did, its this Doritos commercial me and this other guy filmed back in 8th grade. We seriously screwed up and got a 43% on it. I still have it on tape right here at my house.

I swam with a manatee at the aquarium in front of an audience. It was an incredible experience and was on a local tv show.

Was an extra in a Whoopi Goldberg movie once. 90% sit around bored and 10% filming.

semi-pro porno film

Which movie?

Well of course I have.