Millie Rehearsal Report 4/9

Thoroughly Modern Millie

Rehearsal Report

 

Date	4/09/13
Time	7:05
Break
Stop	9:29

Director: David Sray

Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette

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Late:

Late excused: 

Missing Excused:

Missing: 

Didn’t Sign in:

General Blocked 14-26 Filled in the dancy bits (not to be confused with jiggly bits)

Next Rehearsal/Schedule Wednesday, April 10 7:00pm  7:00-9:30 Block pgs 27-38 Trevor Graydon, Millie, Miss Flannery, Stennogs, Speed tappists, Office workers, Miss Dorothy, Ching Ho, Mrs. Meers, Alice, Ruth, Gloria   Thursday, April 11 7:00pm  7:00-9:30 Block pgs 39-48 Alice, Ruth, Gloria, Millie, Miss Dorothy, Jimmy, Speakeasy dancers, Policeman (Steve Menke)

Actors

Set Stenog desks and chairs a priority

Props Would like an old fashioned pocket watch

Paint

Sounds/Lights/Special FX Rich would like to make the subtitles interactive, for example if while singing the character were say to be folding a sheet the subtitles would appear there, and the actors could comment on them.

Costumes May need measurement sheets for crew and musicians???

Facility

Director

Choreography

Music

Dialect

Weather today: Weather Tomorrow:

Crew We’ll have one!

Accident/Incident

Dumb Stuff it’s fun to find out §  It was just a couple of years into the Prohibition Era, and New York City's speakeasy clubs were multiplying—in fact by 1925 there "were anywhere from 30,000 to 100,000 speakeasy clubs" here. §  On the field, Babe Ruth had just signed a 3 year contract at $52,000/year with the New York Yankees. (It also had him promising to "go easier on drinking.") §  On the stage, Eugene O'Neill's "Hairy Ape" had just premiered—the play was about "a brutish, unthinking laborer known as Yank, as he searches for a sense of belonging in a world controlled by the rich." §  In the zoos, the 1st duck-billed platypus was publicly exhibited in the U.S., at the Bronx Zoo. §  The Coney Island boardwalk was under construction, known as "Coney Island's Fifth Avenue," and opened the following year on May 15th. §  And on the radio, Al Jolson had a popular song called "April Showers."

Quote(s) Ji-o your way over here” Jesee

 

 

 

 

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