South Pacific
Rehearsal Report
| Date | 12/17/12 |
| Time | 7:05 |
| Stop | 9:43 |
| Break |
Director: Ron Watson
Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette
512.299.2053
Late:
Late Excused: Brice, Michael, Martha
Missing Excused: William, Jay, Addie, Pete, Suzanne, Diego, Maddie,
Missing:
Didn't Sign in: Cene', Yasmin,
Please do not take offense at the late and missing columns, reports are meant to be communicative, as well as documentation. Not trying to call people out just be as accurate as possible for archival and legal purposes. (Rehearsal reports can be used as evidence in court)
| General First Read through! Read thru Act one Costume measurement sheets rehearsal rules and cast agreement Issued comp tickets. Please respond to this email so I know that you are going to receive them. For those of you not present the rehearsal rules and cast agreement are attached, I've also attached the contact sheet. Don't print it out yet as everyone has not had a chance to proof it. We know you are doing this show as a volunteer, and we appreciate it so when thinking about your conflicts we would like to be priority #4. Health, Work, Family, then South Pacific. |
| Next Rehearsal/Schedule The full rehearsal schedule will be posted asap. We'll do a few weeks shortly then the rest probably after Christmas. To find the schedule on line go to thegeorgetownpalace.com under volunteers click on rehearsal schedules then choose South Pacific. Except for below the rehearsal report or an email will trump the google calendar. Also, you may be called on a day you have a conflict, if we have it on the sheet you turned in we know, but circumstances sometimes dictate that we have to run that anyhoo. Wednesday December 19th 7:00-10:00 PEPC Don't have an official schedule… Men for Dame, and Cable for solos Thursday will most likely be solo work
December 24th through 30th OFF |
| Weather Today Weather Tomorrow |
| Set We'll have one! |
| Props |
| Paint |
| Sounds/Lights/Special FX |
| Costumes Are typically picked up one to (if we are uber lucky) two weeks before we open. |
| Facility |
| Director |
| Choreography Warm ups are mandatory, if you are having an off day or have an injury, please speak with Jesee before just outing yourself from the warm-ups Wear appropriate attire for movement NO jeans, crocs or belts with lots of phones etc attached. Make sure you have water Jill Schneider is dance captain. If you tape the choreography to learn at home, do not post on youtube or the face space. Dance notes will be distributed so that you can practice at home. |
| Music Will be super fast. J 7 piece band conducted by Lannie Hilboldt Please make sure to bring a pencil and water to music rehearsals. Be ready to play with things. Come with an open mind. |
| Accents Never fear we have several French speakers between actors and the Stage Manager. Bob we'll help you out! We won't want to make the accent too thick, think "stage French" My French teacher always told me that if you could blow a candle out with your nose air, you could do a French accent. J |
| Actors Thanks so much for making it this evening! |
| Parents/kids Thanks all! |
| Crew Already have one volunteer, woot to the hoot. |
| Accident/Incident |
| Dumb Stuff it's fun to find out Proust is pronounced Proost. Although Nellie may pronounce it Proust perhaps? Tokyo Rose: Tokyo Rose (alternate spelling Tokio Rose) was a generic name given by Allied forces in the South Pacific during World War II to any of approximately a dozen English-speaking female broadcasters of Japanese propaganda. The intent of these broadcasts was to disrupt the morale of Allied forces listening to the broadcast.[1] American servicemen in the Pacific often listened to the propaganda broadcasts to get a sense, by reading between the lines, of the effect of their military actions. Farther from the action, stories circulated that Tokyo Rose could be unnervingly accurate, naming units and even individual servicemen; though such stories have never been substantiated by documents such as scripts and recorded broadcasts, they have been reflected in popular books and films such as Flags of Our Fathers.[2] Similar rumors surround the propaganda broadcasts of Lord Haw-Haw and Axis Sally.[3] |
| Quote(s) "My name is Dinah…and I will blow your horn" Sam "He went to community college" ? |
Now Performing at the Georgetown Palace Theatre: Miracle on 34th Street; the musical December 7th through 30th! Happy Holidays!
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