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Chapter 15: you will go to a very crappy drama school and do a very crappy naked scene
Chapter 15: you will go to a very crappy drama school and do a very crappy naked scene
Chapter 15: you will go to a very crappy drama school and do a very crappy naked scene
Tuesday 19th December 2017
Rosie Waterland shares her awkward naked scene at a dodgy drama school, mixing humor with reflections on her challenging childhood and family dynamics.
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Get the buttons here!Drama School Shenanigans: Rosie Waterland’s Naked Scene Fiasco
For one particular class, each student had a chair which they had to romantically dance with and seduce for an hour.
Picture this: It’s 2006, and Rosie Waterland is in her second year at a not-so-great drama school. She’s about to perform a naked scene that she’s been dreading since the first rehearsal. In this episode of 'Mum Says My Memoir Is A Lie', Rosie takes us on a rollercoaster ride through this awkward yet formative time in her life. From the nerve-wracking rehearsals to the countdown before the performance, Rosie’s tale is both cringe-worthy and hilariously relatable.
Drama school wasn’t just about acting for Rosie; it was where she found her tribe. These were the people who shared her love for sketch comedy and who would rather skip class to hang out at the pub. Rosie reminisces about the fun times, the acting classes, and even a bizarre incident on a golf course green after a party. But reading these stories out loud to her mum? That’s a whole different ballgame.
This episode doesn’t shy away from sex and drug themes, so brace yourself for some candid storytelling. Rosie also touches on her challenging childhood, growing up with mentally ill, drug and alcohol addicted parents, and her complex relationship with her mother. If you’re up for a mix of laughter, reflection, and a dash of absurdity, this episode is for you.