Please check every box that is true for you. Anonymous survey.

I have avoided or backed out of auditions because I was afraid of not getting cast.

I sometimes feel intimidated by an audition panel.

Sometimes it feels like the people on the audition panel are the "cool kids" and I don't feel "cool enough" to sit at their table.

I show up authentically in every audition - It's more important for me to be me, than anything else.

I try to be who the audition panel is looking for - I'm more of a chameleon who adapts.

I am a seasoned performer and have been afraid to audition, because "what if I don't get cast?" (after having been cast in professional gigs in the past, for example) - "How will this reflect on me as a performer/director/teacher?"

I've had auditions that were so amazing (and I showed up authentically), that it didn't even matter if I was cast or not. I was true to myself, and that was what mattered most.

I've felt imposter syndrome as a performer.

I wish that people on the audition panel could see/hear me do what I KNOW I am capable of.

Once I sign up for an audition, I find myself dreading it for days/weeks.

Once I sign up for an audition, I don't dread the audition - I only think about it because I have to prepare for the audition.