After a one-and-a-half-hour performance, "The Factory" came to its curtain call.
When Tang Shu led the dozens of actors off the stage, they received blessings from Master Ke and Master Yan.
"Not bad, you have now graduated as a professional."
"Teacher Ke can't say that, I still have a long way to go before graduating."
Tang Shu swore that her response wasn't an act of modesty. Over the past six months, she had spent most of her time on theatrical plays, and she deeply felt her own psychological journey in acting—she gained new insights into her role every day.
This was an experience she never had in any of the major acting troupes.
Theater really can quickly enhance one's acting skills. Tang Shu used to doubt this, but now she wholeheartedly believed it.
"I knew she would say that," Master Yan snorted with satisfaction in his eyes, "This young lady has big ambitions, you think she has only talent?"
