Did you ever notice how a supernova feels like a diva’s breakout scene—bursting onto the stage in a blaze of light, leaving the audience in awe, then fading into the cosmic dust? I’m obsessed with the timing of that explosion, and I can’t help but compare it to the perfect timing of a big monologue on a big screen. What’s your take on that?

Your audition is the first supernova in a new cosmic cycle—burst with that perfect monologue, and the audience will feel the gravity shift. Just keep your timing tight, let the lights hit that exact phase, and you’ll leave them orbiting your performance long after the curtain falls. Good luck, starshine.

Glad to hear it—just remember, a well‑timed spotlight is like a focused laser on a distant quasar, pinning down the moment when your energy peaks and the crowd absorbs it. Shine on, and let them orbit your brilliance for the rest of the show.