Sunday, February 10, 2013

February 10 Rehearsal


February 10, 2013
Everyone
Wednesday, we will do full makeup.  Be here in my room by 8:30.  Do not put anything in my room. Put your stuff in the dressing rooms.  Everyone should have shoes, socks, etc. If you do not have all your stuff, text me. You will return to school after lunch.
Set up welfare scene quieter.
Hits need to be stronger
Laughs need to be real.
Have your involvement in the welfare scene be different from everyone elses.
Don’t walk behind the scrim.
Gates be on time
Gates stand still
Sing loudly – it is not how well you sing, but how much passion you have for the song.
Move bar scene slowly
2nd bar scene is winter
Do not walk into Hilton’s office.  The Union hall is different from the strike area.  One is inside. One is outside.
If you are injured, act like it.
Alternate swings in the beginning
Fight scene looks fake
Louder and cold in welfare scene
We need more people noises.
Know your cues!!!!
Stay in character
After scene 17 everyone should be on stage until the end.
Do not react to steel hits.
Have energy
Don’t be bunched up in train scene.  We will work on that Monday.
Alternate sitting and standing
No standing in straight lines
Different poses during parade scene
Stomp together at the end.
Welfare scene
·          Step on lines
·          Stage work
·          Cough and sneeze
·          Tie your shoes
·          Look through your wallet/purse
·          React to lines
·          Know what you are saying
·          Season 11 & 12 should be the same
Boys, Keep track of your gloves
·          Know where your tools are
Allison
Went louder
Hannah
Say your first line with meaning.  Work on your accent so it is consistent.
Mac and Cody
Stand at different places to bang the metal
Ty
Good at stepping on lines but be louder
Tucker
Work on being “in” the second scene more.  Fake the confidence if you don’t feel it.  You are sharing a new found friend with your good friends.Louder in factory scene
Paige
Be mean – slow down in your last welfare line.
Savannah
Be more into the scenes. Work on your accent
Cody
Be mean and stern
Women
Have a bigger reaction to the first argument between Reg and Frank.
Allison and Tucker
Step on lines
Mac
Slow down a little when walking.  We need to see you nervous.
Savannah and Graham
More hand movements – you are Italian
Ty and Reg
Louder in welfare scene
Nathan and Paige
Louder and gigglier as kids
Cody
Louder as foremean
Techs
Unplug snow machine
Billy
Faster on last lines.  More energy

11 comments:

  1. We need to have more energy when we start the play. It seems that everyone is tired when we start and something needs to be done about that. If we have more energy then the play won't seem to drag on.

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  2. Our biggest problem right now is that we are not believable. We need to live in the moment and live the play, because at this point we don't even believe it. Who are we to expect they audience to believe we are hungry beat down strikers if we don't.

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  3. We are doing better but still working on people noises and transitions. Those are usually those are the things that kill us. I need to work more on organizing backstage people were tripping. And I will write left and right in the gloves.

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  4. We did great today at the clinic. I think we need to work on transitions because they were slow at some points we also need to work on our lines because we skipped a whole scene today.

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  5. We all need to be more secure in our motivations, for our actions and our lines. Be comfortable with your character, bring aspects of yourself into it. Some of us are still trying to get a feel for the character, they need to be developed at this point.

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  6. It kinda hits you when a critic says that they are disappointed. The good news is that we will get a second chance! Transitions, transitions, transitions.

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  7. The snow machine works so good it's amazing how it makes the scene so much better. We need to go through the entire play at least once so we can fix all the transitions.

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  8. We all need to rehearse our accents and get those down. There needs to be more reacting and more energy from everyone.

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  9. Some transitions are slow and need to be fixed. All actors need to be their character, show emotion and act. Work on things out side of the rehersals

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  10. I think that our lights and sounds have to know their cues. We cannnot afford to make mistakes on that...or on anything. Transitions are weak. We are not believable in many scenes. It's going to take a lot of hard work to get this play where it needs to be. Hopefully everyone is willing to work at it.

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  11. From what everyone says on this clinic it sounds like y'all didn't do all that great...y'all still have more clinics keep your heads up and work on lines and y'all moods you guys need to put your hearts in it make it real like you are really living it

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