<strong>Myriad, LA</strong><br/><em>@ The Press Conference</em><br/><br/>Val chucked slightly as she took the podium back, another form in a different look as the others walked off to one side of the stage. They started by doing a Rockette's style line dance.<br/><br/>"Well I'm a graduate of UCLA's dramatic arts program. I've been doing some form of theater or acting since I was six. After my graduation I've done six small productions here in LA, mostly B movies and a small continuing role in a TV production." She said. "But I imagine some of you are thinking that I've got it easy doing a dance with the three copies over there."<br/><br/>With out breaking stride the trio of forms split aside and took on different positions as if behind a cauldron.<br/><br/>"One of my first plays was Macbeth in junior high. The 'Scottish' play." She said as she looked to the audience with a wry grin as the three forms burst into speech.<br/><br/>"When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rain?" The first says, taking on the screeching tones of an older woman.<br/><br/>"When the hurlyburly's done, when the battle's lost an won." Another replied with surprisingly soft tone, though her project carried well.<br/><br/>"That will be ere the set of the sun." The last said in the reedy tones of a woman just out of childhood.<br/><br/>"Where the place?" Asked the first one.<br/><br/>"Upon the heath." Came the reply.<br/><br/>"There to meet with Macbeth."  The third said.<br/><br/>"I come, Graymalkin!" Said the first as she walks away from the 'cauldron' they are encircling.<br/><br/>"Paddock calls." Said the second as she joined the first.<br/><br/>"Anon." The last says as she joins the line up and they say their finishing chorus.<br/><br/>"Fair is foul and foul is fair. Hover through the fog and filthy air."<br/><br/>"Ladies and gentlemen, 'Tragedy of MacBeth, Act 1 Scene 1." She finished from the podium as the three bowed, and then moved to their chairs. Each having their own stride and demeanor. Clearly she could pull off a good feat of acting. "I'm an actress, budding and learning quickly ladies and gentlemen." She said with a smile.  "I've been making a living doing stage magic in Los Vegas, and doing look-a-like work in San Fran. I typically do the starving artist thing a LOT. I walk dogs, do yard work, wait tables, help at work shops with the local drama companies, tote bails and string lights and dozens of other actions to keep myselves fed. I can quite easily multitask. Actors who aren't heiresses have to learn how to." She said with a bright smile at her bit of comedy. "One of the perks of having 12 plus points of view is I get to read a lot at the local libraries when one of the bodies are free. Now, is there another question for me, or would you like to hear the technical side of things?"<br/><br/><br/>OOC: Perform check: 23 (Not sure if 'aid action' in this instance works. :D )<br/>At 2011-09-17 14:53:10, Callie Del Noire (uid: 7724) rolls: 1d20a6 Result: 23 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=31608)