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This document contains a skills audit for performing arts that assesses an individual's understanding and skills in various areas related to movement, vocals, musical theatre interpretation, character interpretation, physical skills, dance physical skills, and musical theatre/singing skills. It also evaluates personal management skills and allows the individual to list any specialist skills. The skills are rated on a scale from no understanding/skills to excellent understanding/skills.
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