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I want to be able to write in Latin – "The show must go on"

Thanks

Munus agere necesse est.

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Or is it more important to just get on with life after bad news.

How have you dealt with shocking, tragic news in the past? By falling apart or pulling yourself together and marching onwards? Can it ever be damaging to not allow yourself time to fall apart?

What do you think?

Being a Doctor, me and my fellow doctors have observed many deaths and have in many times tried to save the dying person.

If we lose a patient, the Doctors always seem to act as if they have said in their heads "The show must go on", and being a fairly new Doctor, I have learnt to say that too.

It is hard to lose a patient, but we can’t save everyone. x

A video put together from pictures, music and video’s and at the end a quote from Freddie. Enjoy!

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A link straight to it would be best.

http://www.toonhound.com/showmust.htm
sorry
try this its a download

http://stephan9932326.blogdetik.com/2009/04/13/free-download-of-angelina-ballerina-the-show-must-go-on/

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I know it came out in Canada on November 17, 2009. Does anyone know when it becomes available in the US and on iTunes?

There is no release date for it yet, there artist who have released albums on Canada and not in the US. It is sold in Amazon for $33 if you would like to own it really bad.

Videoclip de Show must go on.

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The Dark Knight, no doubt about it!!!

X-Men is very average, boring superhero’s also
The Show Must Go On, I have to admit, I’ve never heard of it
Titanic, just awful, I have no idea why it got so much money, it was terrible!!!!

Queen – The Show Must Go On with lyrics

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I’ve had some directors tell me that no matter what the show must go on. But recently I’ve I’ve had director ask me why I didn’t stop when there was problems in a scene. And that I need to learn to stop and fix the problem. For example
The piano that I was actually playing wasn’t
working because the cord came unplugged And in a another show I went on stage and sung "On My Own" completely without a mic on.
Is it right that I continued on even
with all the technical problems?

During an early rehearsal, it’s always best to stop and ask your director questions about blocking/emotions/etc.

When it gets to tech week, you need to let tech people work out the problems you might have, but don’t stop the performance. That’s the director’s job.

And when it comes to performances, NEVER stop. However, don’t ignore problems. If your mic doesn’t work, sing louder and naturally amplify your voice. If the piano doesn’t start at the right time, listen to the way they’re playing and try to make it work. But never, ever stop in the middle of a performance. It is unprofessional.