Always compose your biography as if someone else is talking about you.  It should never contain the words "I"  or "me".  Instead, use the pronouns "he” “she”

After the opening sentence, use a pronoun ("he" or "she") to refer to yourself.  Avoid repeating your first name.
Use proper grammar and punctuation, and be sure to spell correctly.

Composition
You biography MUST be composed of full, proper sentences and listed in the following order:

1. List your name EXACTLY the way you want it listed in the playbill, followed by your role(s) in parenthesis.
EXAMPLE: Frank Nelson (Ensemble, Light & Sound)

2. Short Opening Sentence Including Your First Name
Tell us why you auditioned or why you are excited about contributing to this production.
EXAMPLE: Frank is excited to be a part of this show.

3. Recent Or Favorite Productions in which you have participated in the past.
You can list a MAXIMUM of three productions. Please cite the production followed by the role(s) you played in parenthesis.
EXAMPLE: He has most recently performed in Godspell (John the Baptist, Judas),  and Hello Dolly! (Horace Vandergelder)

4. Include some personal information about yourself.
EXAMPLE: When not at a rehearsal, he is the pitcher for the baseball team.

5. Include a sentence with sentiments of gratitude, or your feelings about the experience.
EXAMPLE: He'd like to thank the director, production team and cast for such a great time putting the show together. He'd also like to thank family a for their support!
Sample Biography

EXAMPLE:
Frank Nelson (Ensemble, Light & Sound) is excited to be a part of this show. He has most recently performed in Godspell (John the Baptist, Judas), and Hello Dolly! (Horace Vandergelder). When not at a rehearsal, he is the pitcher for the baseball team. He'd like to thank the director, production team and cast for such a great time putting the show together. He'd also like to thank his family for their support.