Wednesday, February 13, 2013

South Pacific Rehearsal Report 2/13

South Pacific

Rehearsal Report

 

Date

2/13/13

Time

7:00

Stop

9:30                   

Break

8:30-8:42

Director: Ron Watson

Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette

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Late:

Late excused: Michelle H

Missing Excused: Michelle

Missing: 

Didn’t Sign in:

General

Ran act 2, bali hai reprise une and deux. Worked the shower!   

Have a well deserved night off all, please be good to yourselves.

1)      Cuz you deserve it

2)      To stay healthy for the show ;)

Next Rehearsal/Schedule

Thursday, February 14

OFF

Friday, February 15

7:00pm

 Run entire show with all tech Called: Entire Cast, Crew

Weather Today cold

Weather Tomorrow

Set

can we get handles on the water catcher?  Two on two sides to carry out. 

Can we move the hook for the inside bucket over to the edge?

The spray of shower hits the green hose can that be pulled closer to the corner or something it hit and dripped on floor. 

Props

Pull a cape, gloves, hat and purse for Nellie (Jessie)

For Quale’s package we need just a cardboard box with flaps and a grass skirt

For the Laundry package just in a box please

Topographical map

Champagne glasses half full please

Can we get stationary type envelopes for Nellie’s letter?

Forgot to tell you about practical scotch –tea will do lighter than cognac, although isn’t Cognac darker?

Will need D batteries for the flashlights

Can you help with the foam/suds for hair? Any suggestions?

Also do you have a wig for Nellie? Should she get a trim?

When you finish painting the jerry c ans can you dirty up the spigots?

Flowers are LOVELY!!! Perfection

Might need a back up watch, the chain tends to unhook, just in case

Small notebook and pencil for brice (golf would work well) 3-4  of the bags that are for the end should  have actual stuff in them, not just filler

Boars tooth bracelet has gone missing?

Paint

There is a small crate with rope handles that needs stenciling on it.

Sounds/Lights/Special FX

Costumes

Costume pick up is Saturday the 16th from 10:30 to 12:30 make sure to sign up! 

Facility

Director 

Choreography

Music

Accents

Actors  

FIND AND USE YOUR PROPS

Sam and Brice, talk to me about boots

Ismael just take your glass with you after scotch scene

Putting the street sign back in 1-4 should be taken out for beach scene

Adding picnic table to wash that man, taking out of Dame

Pete and Jay please bring on and take off the picnic table

Jared and Bill please bring on and take off the boat

Parents/kids

Thanks all! 

Crew

Great job tonight!

Sandy C, could you come sew tomorrow night pretty please?

Maria the coffee set can be put in the lower part of the bar after scene one

We’ll need to wash the glasses nightly and refrigerate the drinkies 

Preset red towel on the shower for Nellie please

Dressers-Michael and Mutz may need assistance going from sailors to officers after Dame for the end of the scene.

Will put the desk together with a box for tomorrow. (Jessie)

Pete and Jay we need you to take off the boat after wash that man

Maria the sign needs to move in the shower scene change, and Nellies cape, gloves, hat and purse need to be preset on the chair for the last scene in act one.

The table needs to start on before Dame starts (I’ll help tomorrow)

Accident/Incident

Dumb Stuff it’s fun to find out

Victory red is the name of the lipstick Elizabeth Arden made for the wartime effort (worn by Rosie the riveter)

Also found some how to’s on victory rolls on the youtube…

Whether you only wear it for special occasions, or you apply it religiously, lipstick has been around since ancient times and shows no sign of becoming any less popular than it is today!

1. Wearing Lipstick During The French Revolution Could Get You Killed During the revolution wearing lipstick of any kind was taken as a sign that you sympathized with the aristocracy and could get you sent to the guillotine. This ended the era of men wearing lipstick.

2. Lipstick Will Make You Sane In 1928, a beauty parlor with a full line of lipsticks was installed in a New Jersey sanitorium. It’s still used a theraputic technique in many instutions across the world.

3. Lipstick Will Make You A Star During her heydey Elizabeth Taylor was so known for her siren red lipstick that, on certain movie sets, no one else was allowed to wear the color.

4. Pigs Aren’t The Only Farm Animal You Can Put Lipstick On Elizabeth Arden’s obituary read “she treated women like horses and horses like women.” That may have stemmed in part from the fact that she was said to have painted her signature pink lipstick onto all her horses’ mouths.

5. Lipstick Creates A False Impression In Kansas in 1915 wearing lipstick could get you arrested for “creating a false impression.” Like a super-awesome ineffective disguise!

6. Lipstick Is About To Get Medieval On You The first recorded use of the word lip stick (Lippa Sticka) is from approximately 1000 AD. Because I guess, as Holly Golightly says, there really are some things that a girl just can’t face without her lipstick. Like the dark ages.

 7. Lipstick Will Make You Look Like A Corpse Cosmetics giant Max Factor began life as a servant to Czar Nicholas. Max wasn’t that into that. He needed to find a way to escape from the Royal household, so he used tubes of lipstick to make himself look sickly. He was taken to the infirmary, from which he escaped, and made his way to America.

8. Some Lipstick Is Fit for A Queen Queen Elizabeth II has her own special lipstick which was made to match her coronation robes. It’s called The Balmoral Lipstick.

9. Lipstick Is For Witches In the 1700s, it was believed that women wore lipstick to bewitch men and trick them into marriage.

10. Lipstick Is Also For Dudes George Washington? Yeah, he wore it.

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Coming soon: South Pacific, opening February 22nd and running through March 23rd.  Fri and Sat at 7:30 Sunday matinee’s at 2:00.

 

 

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