Good Person Revised Rehearsal Schedule

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Amanda Sheehan

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Feb 10, 2013, 6:44:35 PM2/10/13
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Hi all!  Attached is an updated rehearsal schedule AND a draft of transitions. For the rehearsal schedule, please look it over and let me know if I've made any huge mistakes with people's availability.

We are sharing the stage with lighting Monday night, so we will use a different part of the space/possibly move upstairs to work on Monday night.

We are moving the DESIGNER RUN back to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. Currently rehearsal is listed as 10am-3pm. We may push it back a little to 11am-4pm. I'll keep you posted. We will rehearse Friday night, so designers DO NOT need to attend Friday night. We do need designers there Saturday for the run.

Sunday we will be starting dry tech on stage. This means Christie and I will be looking mainly at the different light cues WITHOUT ACTORS. While dry tech is happening on stage, ACTORS ARE CALLED to go over costumes, makeup, and accessories from 11am-3pm. If you cannot be there for the entire time, that's fine. This is really a time for you to get some practice with the costumes and accessories (everyone will have paper accessories that will distinguish their characters- paper collars, paper hair pieces, etc). And everyone will have full-face makeup, a white base with some variation for the different characters. During the run of the show, it will be YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to do your own makeup each night. So this is a really good opportunity for you to come in and get used to this before tech starts the following Monday night. Monday night we will begin a FULL tech with lights, sounds, music, costumes, makeup, accessories, props, everything.

The transitions sheet lists WHAT has to happen during each transition and WHO is doing it. There are some notes in the third column regarding how certain things move, a few places where pieces might not end up shifting, etc. Please review this and see what you are responsible for during each transition. We may come across things that need to change as we work this out, but it will be extremely helpful if you come in Tuesday knowing what you are responsible for.

Thanks all! And thanks for your patience as we worked out how to make up for our lost time this weekend!

Amanda

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"For, you see, so many out-of-the-way things had happened lately that Alice had begun to think that very few things indeed were really impossible."

Final Rehearsal Schedule Feb 11-Opening.docx
Transitions v.2.docx
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