Phantom Of The Auditorium (1994) - Plot & Excerpts
I’d never worn so much makeup before and didn’t think I was doing it right. I didn’t even want to wear the gunk in the first place. But Ms. Walker said we all had to. Even the guys. She said it cuts down on the glare from the lights and makes your face less shiny onstage. It was a wild scene in the girls’ dressing room. We were all struggling into our costumes and brushing on makeup. Lisa Rego and Gia Bentley — two fifth-graders who didn’t even have big parts in the play — were hogging the full-length mirror, laughing and giggling and admiring themselves. By the time I got to check myself out, the stage manager was calling, “Places! Places, everyone!” My stomach jumped. Calm down, Brooke, I ordered myself. This is supposed to be fun — remember? I stepped out of the dressing room, crossed the hall, entered the auditorium through the stage door, and took my place at the side of the stage. Someone tapped me on the shoulder, and I jumped a mile. Man, was I jittery! I whirled around and found myself face-to-face with the Phantom!
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