Question

Which of the following does the director NOT typically look for in an audition? actor's ease at handling the role intangible presence that makes for "theatre magic" physical, vocal, and emotional suitability for the part personal history that exactly matches that of the character

Answer 1

Answer:

personal history that exactly matches that of the character

Explanation:

In an audition, the director does not consider the personal history of the actors that exactly matches that of the character. What the director is most interested in is the ability to portray the role professionally and with ease. The physical, vocal and emotional suitability of the actor for the role is also of great consideration by the director during an audition, it is not feasible to pick an obese individual to portray an athletic role.