作文：A Success（成功）
左营高中 二年七班 李俨育
It's my school's tradition for sophomores to take part in an English Play Contest each year. Most classes are eager to participate, and my class is no exception. Frankly speaking, we've been preparing since the 10th grade, so we've already had experience acting. For instance, when our class performed the play, “The Secret Garden,” I played the role of Collin. It was my very first show, so I had a little stage fright! This time, my class chose to do a play called “Monkey Business” for the serious contest, and I plated one of the six naughty little monkeys in the show. At first, I was afraid I would ruin my image and that my fellow students would make fun of me in my funny costume. Well runs an old saying, “You never know until you try.” After the first rehearsal, I realized that my own character couldn't be better because I could entertain the audience and have fun at the same time!
We made use of the spring break to practice a lot. At the beginning, all of us felt clumsy and were unable to be ourselves. Then, we worked hard and rehearsed over and over! Though it was exhausting, we all thought it would be worth it. All of us were certain that we would take first place in the contest.
The date for the competition eventually arrived; we were all set for the big moment. Though I was very tense, I was glad I was able to show all the hard work I'd put into my role in the end. My class was the third to perform. Both of our leading actors tried their best to act well. Both their pronunciations and acting skills were better than ever. Afterwards, the six mischievous monkeys showed up and began to play tricks on the two people. This time, I didn't suffer from any stage fright, and I found myself to be a 100% monkey. I was a fabulous and indescribable experience. “Did you make it?” I asked myself later on. Yes, I did and so did all my monkey friends!
Guess what happened next? We won the contest! Our tram had achieved the goal. I realized that cooperation truly plays a vital part in teamwork. This experience has taught me how to get on well with others in a group, and above all, how to face a large crowd without any fear!
