Today we started to block our performance. But before that we did a speed through and the other actors were a bit stumbley on their lines except for me. But then we got the bad news from Bickso about the freshman showcase. And everyone was really pissed and down about it. But we spent the periods thinking of ways to keep the show going and it will happen but probably be really downsized. So im trying to stay positive.
P.G. : 89
Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday April 29, 2010
Today our director was not here so we had Cisco our stage manager there to work with us. Basically the whole two periods we worked on memorization of our lines mostly because Cyprianna didn't know them. But i actually did, so that's a plus. And we just worked on that and then Sisco actually tested us and I got a 100 so it's all good.
P.G. : 89
P.G. : 89
Wednesday April 28, 2010
Today was our production day. Personally I don't really like production just because I'm honestly not that good at it. But we moved platforms from the trailors outside into the theatre for either the freshman showcase or the graduation. We set up chairs on the stage and I helped Matt with where the lights should be pointed. And I also helped with testing the microphones. Besides that there wasn't that much to do.
P.G. : 89
P.G. : 89
Tuesday April 27, 2010
Today Emily Pabish wasn't here, so we just continued going over things with out her. We went over that we needed to be off book. So I was actually kind of nervous about it because it had been awhile and the last page or so confused me. But we continued table work and everything until the last beat even. So we are all really set into performing it!
P.G. : 89
P.G. : 89
Monday April 26 2010
Today we worked on our freshman showcase. All of us were really kinda still rusty on the whole thing after mainstage. So we continued on with our table work just to clear up everything. We mostly just worked on moment to moment and kinda of even adjusted some of the earlier objectives and things like that. I really like completely understanding the play and learning how to use it to its full potential.
P. G. : 89
P. G. : 89
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