Rehearsal Report #13- 8/25/2016
Director: Arden Trevino
Stage Manager: Emily Taylor
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Called: Kaye, Barb, Jeff, Tom, Priscilla, Russ, Jake, Kristin, John
Late:
Late Excused: Kristin
Missing Excused:
Missing:
| General 19:01- Begin Rehearsal · Work on some character development for the beginning of the show · Stop and go to page 58 (21) 20:20- Break 20:25- Resume Rehearsal · Continue our stop and go · Run from the top to Gibbs exit · Kristin arrived at 9:26 (Yay) · Notes 1. Harper- when you make the cross about waiting til 3- hands in pockets 2. Abby- make the stomach question end higher 3. Abby- when talking about Mort not liking theatre, say it harsh enough to motivate Harper 4. Klein- make "shot yourself in the foot" a joke 5. Brophy- enunciate more 6. EVERYONE- enunciate more 7. Brophy- not a cross 8. Brophy and Klein- even more gossipy 9. Klein- bring the missing persons speech down (make it quiet) 10. Martha- figure out how you feel about the amputation in the morning 11. Klein- when Teddy takes the Oregon out of your hand, make an audible reaction 12. Harper- when Teddy charges while you are near the door, jump a bit/react to his charge 13. Harper- when you pull the papers, make it a sudden remembrance 14. Harper- gesture to the ladies when talking about them possibly dying suddenly 15. Martha- be really concerned about her doing it by herself 16. Abby- when Elaine sits, you can already have started gathering the tea things instead of starting it on your line about it. 17. Mortimer- during your marriage proposal- less walking 18. Elaine- react to being told that Teddy is going to Panama 19. Abby- when you cross to Mortimer after Elaine leaves, cross downstage of the table 20. Abby- when you call to Martha- really yell it 21. After Mortimer shushes you, Abby and Martha huddle up to talk to each other 22. Elaine shut the door when you enter 23. Martha- you brought the wine out just a little too early 22:09- End Rehearsal
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| Next Rehearsal/Schedule Link to the calendar: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=georgetownpalace.com_o4ntk1rqaltrvofsbk3surc440%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Chicago Saturday August 27- We will work scene 2 of Act III and Act I from Gibbs exit to the end of the act. Called at 1pm: ALL (except Harper) (Kristin and Barb excused) (Jayson excused) |
| Set Need a board for the couch so people can get in and out of it Can we secure the movable leg on the back of the table? We don't want someone to accidentally take it out and break our dishes. Is there any way that we could raise the couch? It is rather low for everyone. |
| Props We need tea in the tea cups Need quince as well as jam- quince is completely untouched Newspaper for Teddy (first scene) We will definitely need some real biscuits We need lots of papers around the house |
| Sounds/Lights/Special FX |
| Costumes |
| Facility |
| Director Need to check the blocking for Elaine's first scene with the ladies |
| Actors Pacing will be the next big thing we work on. This show will need to be tight. |
| Crew Jayson, start thinking about and finding prop tables/shelves for backstage areas. |
| Accident/Incident |
| Dumb Stuff it's fun to find out Cardinal Gibbons- James Gibbons (July 23, 1834 – March 24, 1921) was an American Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. He served as Bishop of Richmond from 1872 to 1877, and as ninth Archbishop of Baltimore from 1877 until his death in 1921. Gibbons was elevated to the cardinalate in 1886, the second American to receive that distinction, after John McCloskey. Teddy Roosevelt's tumultuous relationship with Japan- goes back to the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-1905. Russia, attempting to head off the expansion of Japan's power in the Northwest of China, moved its Navy into a strategic port city. Japan attacked Russia. Roosevelt was brought in to negotiate peace between the two nations, but he feared the power and expansion of the Japanese empire. The treaty was not received favorably by the citizens of either country and protests and riots broke out in Japan. This response caught the Americans off guard as public opinion had been with Japan throughout most of the conflict. Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize for the negotiations. Luigi Pirandello- He was awarded the 1934 Nobel Prize in Literature for "his almost magical power to turn psychological analysis into good theatre." Robert Burns Mantle (December 23, 1873 – February 9, 1948) was an American theatre critic. He founded the Best Plays annual publication in 1920. There is a cocktail called "Arsenic and Old Lace"- Gin, Absinthe, Crème de Violette, Dry Vermouth, Orange Biters |
| Quote(s) "Oh no, I always remember that one"- Kaye, regarding a line she had forgotten "This is not a twilight brothel"- Jake |
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