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Look at us.
Do we look like
any Jews you know?
You could be sephardic.
You could be sephardic.
on petie.
I don't think motel the tailor
used a lot of hair relaxer.
It's color-blind casting.
What do you want me to do?
Porgy and Bess?
Bring in 'da noise?
Why do we have to
play white characters
show after show,
summer after summer?
I don't have enough black kids
to do an all-black show.
I want my little brother
learning
he can be himself
and still get applause.
You know what I'm saying?
Now, what are you
gonna do about it?
Skateboarding?
For someone with
a name like Vladimir,
you sure are
If you don't like it,
stop watching.
I'm not.
I'm reading.
Sorry. I'm only human.
Call your parents, Romeo.
Get 'em up here.
I envy you.
You've probably known what you
wanted to do since you were born.
I asked my father
to send me to acting class.
And you know what he said?
"There are five billion people
in this world.
"If only 1/10th of 1%
of them want to be actors,
"that's still
five million people.
prettier than five million people?
You're not even the prettiest
one in your class."
I think you're very pretty.
God.
Why should that make me
want to cry?
I would've asked you
to your prom.
Mom.
Hi.
I'm sorry,
did I wake you up?
It's nice
to hear your voice, too.
I miss you too, mom.
Can you guys
come see my show?
Great.
New cast lists are up.
I got joanne in company.
You're in it, too.
What are you doing?
Nothing.
What is that?
Is that my underwear?
I was just
washing them out.
We need to talk.
I think we need a little
break from each other.
What?
It's something
I've been meaning
to bring up
for a while now.
to get a little weird.
I don't understand.
I've done everything
you've asked me to.
I know, and it's
been a great help,
but the time has come
for you to get
some sort of life.
I have a life.
Get another one.
I don't know why
you're saying this.
I can be better.
You're not hearing me.
I can be better.
You're not hearing me.
Test me.
I'll do anything you say.
You're my best friend!
Get away from me, you freak!
From now on,
let's just go about our business
and pretend like we never met.
Okay?
I'm going out.
Why don't you be gone
when I get back.
You ready
for our big opening night?
You're very intense
back there in the chorus.
Is everything okay?
I'm a little frustrated.
Frustration's
a useless emotion.
If you see something you want,
you just got to go for it.
Easy to say.
It's better to regret
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