"Theatre kid -- n. One who willingly devotes all of his or her time to the art of theatre." If you were one, you will relate to at least one of these on a deep level.

1. You have a slightly obsessive personality.

But not in a bad way, just in a fangirl (or fanboy) way.

2. You are too observant of the shows you aren't involved in.

"I can see her wig cap." "He's standing out of the light."

3. You can't hear a doorbell without singing "hello!"

It takes you longer to answer the door because you need more time to finish perfecting that high A.

4. You know you need unique New York.

5. You hate it when people use the wrong form of theatre or theater.

Theatre: the art of theatre. Theater: a movie theater.

6. You naturally project.

One of the most important life lessons that being involved in theatre taught you was that you need to make sure you can be heard, whether onstage or not.

7. You are very conscious of time.

Early is not acceptable, on time is late, and late is dead. Miss your cue? Panic.

8. You have absolutely no free time during the season and don't know what to do with yourself when a show ends.

Post Show Depression (PSD) is a real thing. No matter how many times you might have wished you could just go lay in your bed during one of those 9-4 Saturday rehearsals, once the show is over you want to do it all again.

9. You know all of the words to "Les Misérables" whether you want to or not.

It seems as if Les Mis is either a hit or miss throughout the theatre fandom community, but -- whether you like the musical or not -- you somehow know all the lyrics.

10. Your music library is made up of mostly show tunes.

They may the next best sound following loud applause after a performance