270 - Tabitha Kenlon - The Shrug Graceful
From The ADNA Presents · 32:37
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You know how one closed door can feel like the whole universe saying no? Dr. Tabitha Kenlon, an English professor and my friend, knows that feeling. So does Gene Kelly's young hoofer (a tap dancer) in Singin' in the Rain. He gets a door slammed in his face, shrugs, and knocks on the next one. Tabitha and I call it the shrug graceful. If you're a voice actor, you knock on doors for a living. This episode is for the auditions that come back as a no, or as nothing at all. We talk about: The shrug: what Gene Kelly does after the door slams The punctuation of "Gotta dance": question mark, exclamation point, period The parenthesis: what a Trollope character calls his hard years The ninth-grade play I got kicked out of The Singin' in the Rain scene where the words and the picture tell two different stories, and Tabitha's question about handling it in Audio Description Knock, knock, shrug.
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