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Summary: Taking your 1940's character show on the road. Learn how to act as a 1940's character in this free video on theater and performance.
Kat Litrenta has performed from Boyton to Pittsburg for 25 years. She has created over 10 characters for her one-woman shows. Litrenta has also worked with other performers, helping...read more
"Hi. Welcome back to Expert Village. My name is Kat Litrenta and I'm a professional entertainer. Well, we're working on the last segment of our big bands 1940's music. We've done all our research. We've gotten our costumer together. We've got all of our music on our own CD and we're taking our show on the road. Well now, how do you do that? First of all, make sure if you're driving to your event and you've got to take all of your equipment, make sure all of your equipment fits in your car. And don't forget extension cords. Never assume they're going to have things that you need. Make sure you bring a music stand and a microphone stand and your music and your CD. Very important! And now, you may need to bring your own refreshments. Bring a little bottle of water and maybe some ice to keep it cold for yourself. And when you get to the event, you might have to park at the last parking spot. Well, make sure either your equipment has wheels or you have a cart with wheels on it so you're not toting this heavy equipment to the site. And if you're in your costume, the last thing you want to do is show up sweaty. And I think that's pretty much how you take your show; I know that's how I take my show, on the road."
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