Miracle on 34th Street
The musical
Rehearsal report
Date | 10/18/12 |
Start | 7:09 |
Stop | 10:00 |
Break | 7:44 & 8:39 |
Director: Ron Watson
Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette
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Late: Emma Sabrina, Nick
Late Excused:
Missing Excused: Felix, Robert,
Missing: Michelle, Caroline
Didn’t Sign in: Abby,
General Choreography; she hadda come back, That man over there, didn’t get to reprise. Looks good all! Happy No Beard Day |
Next Rehearsal/Schedule Saturday, October 20 2:00pm Dance:The Parade, Big Clown Balloons - Called: Adult and Youth Ensemble |
Weather Today chilly Weather Tomorrow |
Set For courtroom scene, witness stand with rail, raised podium for judge, railing 18 feet long for spectators (can be three different links), two tables for lawyers, four chairs. |
Props |
Sounds/Lights/Special FX Clock ticking sfx |
Costumes Wig for Jared |
Facility |
Director |
Choreography |
Music |
Actors |
Crew |
Accident/Incident |
Dumb Stuff it’s fun to find out “The polka is a dance of bohemian or polish origin, the name being derived from the Bohemian polka, which is the half-step characterization of the dance. The invention of the step is credited to Anna Slazak, a farm servant at Elbsteinitz, near Prague in about 1830. It was popularly introduced in Prague in about 1835, and in 1839 was brought to Vienna by the musical band of the Prague Sharpshooters, a military unit. There both the music and the dance met with extraordinary acceptance. In 1840 it was received with tremendous applause at the Odeon Theater in Paris and was soon the favorite dance at all the public and private balls. It spread rapidly into every other country in Europe and is now popular all over the world.” |
Quote(s) “Is that even close?” Jay “more stripper, less T Rex” Lariena “I didn’t know which one he was, cuz he cut his hair” Gwen “put em in a binder” Jessie |
Now Performing at the Georgetown Palace Theatre: I Love you, you’re Perfect now Change. Sept 21st to October 23rd!
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