-Also, the drama NEEDS to stop. You are acting absolutely silly and ridiculous over completely petty things
-Have confidence in each other and in the shows...they will be amazing!
-Dressing room: keep it organized check. Make sure your actors put their things next to your coat hanger marker. Also check the for your things on the "randomness" rack
for once, i dont know what drama youre talking about (thank god). THIS IS HELL WEEK.
ReplyDeleteUGHH... this week is insane. But thank god the program is almost done. Ms. Houston and I are going to work on some layout stuff tomorrow night and finish it up... Getting sooooo nervous !
ReplyDeleteIt's only tuesday mr. moore.
ReplyDeleteThe drama doesn't start until tomorrow.
some of your plays are looking good, others still need work. keep in mind that this year's Spring Play is not about polished perfect plays (a bit of alliteration there..) but rather a "workshop" atmosphere where its ok to be "rough around the edges."
ReplyDeleteclock is ticking, so it is ESSENTIAL that you make sure your costumes, props, tech specs, last minute tune ups, etc. are ALL taken care of ASAP.
One last note - all of you have worked hard, have had ups and downs, and are still standing. BE proud of what you've accomplished and be proud of what your fellow directors/writers have accomplished. Let's stay focused, work TOGETHER, and finish strong!
YEAH!!!
I'm sorry for today. I'm verging on mental nutcase right now! ...I snapped.
ReplyDeleteits crunch time and that means its time to crunch.....run through of the play tomorrow and i wont be giving lines anymore sorry but the play is friday so yea thanks
ReplyDeleteYou should all be making sure that props and costumes are in place. Kendell is not psychic and you have no Mrs. Bruno. Your lighting, sound, and projections are in very good hands. Trust in your operators up in the booth. They know what they are doing and Mr. Harding is a good coach for them. You all need to focus on YOUR ACTORS. Giving them doable notes and encouragement, running things with them if you get the chance - lines at lunch, what have you. They will come through for you, if they feel you believe in them and in Pennington Drama. It was not too long ago that you were them. If you catch my drift.
ReplyDeleteI have found it is also helpful to pray to the theatre gods. Seriously. They are out there and you've seen their work before. I am looking forward to it. Tech week is always full of emotion and waves of insanity. That's what it's for! Enjoy it; it's your last Pennington show. I'm excited to see your work.
haha obvi i missed something but thats ok.... i'm going to go crazy over this show, but thats ok.... HAHAHA (insane laughter, that is)
ReplyDeletecan i have a manual on how to pray to the theatre gods?? i need them:)
ReplyDeleteIn the fall, it worked for Colleen and I to entirely stop eating and lay awake at night for about two weeks. Since you were up all night last night, you are one step away...Trust me, it will work out! Faith is part of it. Faith in yourself, your actors, your crew. It will happen and it will happen well.
ReplyDeleteokay so basically just everything youre doing now....do the opposite...and that'll work. not sleeping and eating is the first step. :) yayyy
ReplyDeleteYO I was wokring with Jared today on his rhymes some more and I think he's really really golden, it's gonna be wicked dope. Thomas Provine is literally a GOD. I was crying, literally bawling today he was so funny. I'm pretty pumped and ready for this sh*t to get going!
ReplyDeleteI won't be in school (at least) until 12pm today (still sick), but I'll be there for the recording, I promise. Though I hope I can stay dead for ten minutes without having a coughing fit. Maybe I'll just get wacked up on NiQuil and sleep in the blackbox tonight.
ReplyDelete-Mason