You don’t know cringe until you are in a group with other middle schoolers you barley know and have to create and dance out a whole “choreographed” dance and have all your friends stare at you and just keep shouting “LETS GO (my name)!” In the background

But your situations sounds bad too

Some chick smeared makeup all over her face to be a zombie (I have no idea why), so that was a little entertaining.

Lol, what was the setting/ plot of the story

I have no fucking clue tbh. It started with school lunch changed to zombies and settled with something about hiroshima. It was supposed to be a satire piece.

School turned into zombies after Hiroshima explosion?! Would 10/10 see that play

High school drama. A train wreck of horrid and terrible.
I do my part, then watch as others flounder in terror.
It is quite the entertainment.

You don't know true agony until you are really good at drama and the others are true cringe.
Seriously guys. SOMETIMES IT'S ONLY LINE!!! AND THEY MANAGE TO SCREW IT UP TOO!! How?

I had a theatre class for two years.

The plays I put on were such shit.
The other students were great, I was the problem there.

Same Spooky. Same. It’s horrible. Improv Games. It’s torment

Ugggh. They are like. "We won't follow the script, but, we also won't do sensible improvisations."
No Rohit. You will say what the Fuck which is written.

That’s even worse though.
“To be..or...not....to be....that is......the........question......”
No inflection, no mood, robotic, flat, slow, and boring.

Even a lullaby takes some time to put people to sleep. But not these guys.

My teacher did a thing where she gave us very basic character descriptions and we had to create dialogue that fleshed out the character. Cardboard has more color than these characters.

I get into shit when I'm talking. I'll get my dramatic voice on and really get into fucking character when it is my turn to read out something. I can't stand people who read one word at a time without any emotion.

Same!! When they don't know how to properly read out loud, they sound so...unnatural. I got into character while reading in the second week of class, and it scared them.

I'm a formal person. I talk formally, I stand formally, and I enunciate my words carefully yet functionally. I am also a little insane compared to normals and a bit extravagant mixed with a pinch of sass. So when I read MacBeth I fucking nailed it.

YOU SAID THE NAME
I can go for a range of personalities. Whatever I see fit.

II played a German officer so well that people thought I was like, descended from Hitler. I'm not even German

I shouted heil in the band room. For no real reason but to have fun.