Miracle Rehearsal Report 10 11 12

Miracle on 34^th Street

The musical

Rehearsal report

 

Date	10/11/12  awesome
Start	7:00
Stop	9:30
Break	8:30-8:40

Director: Ron Watson

Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette

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Late:

Late Excused: Nick, Brice,

Missing Excused: Emma D., Jay, Berkely

Missing:

Didn’t Sign in: Emma K., Brice, Karen,

General Vocal rehearsal.  Great all, and thanks for helping with chairs! Happy It’s my Party day

Next Rehearsal/Schedule Saturday 10/13 Dance Rehearsal-Mainstage 2:00-5:00 Adult Ensemble-Youth Ensemble (no Fred, Doris, Susan, Kringle) Big Clown Balloons (I’m sorry I just can’t spell it wrong/right) The Parade

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Props

Sounds/Lights/Special FX

Costumes

Facility

Director

Choreography

Music

Actors

Crew Starting to get requests!  Yay 6 already!  Woot to the hoot!

Accident/Incident

Dumb Stuff it’s fun to find out Family life was very different in the Fifties. For starters, most probably it was a two a parent household. Both a Mom and a Dad.  Divorce was not a common thing. Why? Societal pressure for one thing. You were supposed to get married and stay married, regardless of how miserable you were. Divorce carried a stigma. Back then, people spent more of their lives married than they do today due to lower divorce rates and earlier ages at marriage. People just didn't live alone. Only 9.3% of homes had only a single occupant in 1950, up slightly to 16.3% in 1960. Today that number is over 25%. only 2.6 people out of 1,000 were divorced in 1950 In 1950 there were 40,174,705 employed males and 15,559,454 employed females. Employed being the operant word as Mom worked her tail off in the home for which she wasn't materially compensated. Want to argue that point? Did she get social security credit for it? No. Does she today? No. But I digress.”

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Now Performing at the Georgetown Palace Theatre: I Love you, you’re Perfect now Change.  Sept 21^st to October 23^rd!