ways to memorzie lines for a play!!!!!!!?

Question

i am doing the play the othere side f the wall i am playing the captian

Answer 1

Read your line, then write it down on a piece of paper. It helps you focus, and the more you write, the faster you will learn.
Know the lines right before yours so you know your cues and know what you are talking about.
Have someone read the cue lines (lines said before yours) and respond with yours. It's pretty much running lines.
Record your cue lines in tape recorder and leave space for you to talk. Play the tape and say your lines. That's a good way to practice when no one is available to work with you.
Get the music for the songs and play it at night when you are falling asleep. It really helps and sinks into your memory. Good luck!

Answer 2

I have a micro-cassette recorder and I record every cue, and then my line that comes after it. I leave a blank space at the end of each line so I can repeat it when I hear it. I listen while I'm driving, doing housework, etc.b It really works! I'm in a show now, too.

Answer 3

Congrats on the role! Some quick, easy ways to aide with memorization are flash cards, recording them on a tape and listening to them a couple of times a day, writing them out multiple times, or running them with friends or family. Best of luck to you!

Answer 4

sing the words to a common song, such as happy birthday or the ABC's..

Answer 5

.Try reading them out loud. it helps .also have someone read another part that is applicable to yours,