Thursday, October 4, 2012

Miracle Rehearsal Report 10/4 (ha! ten four, get it?)

Miracle on 34th Street

The musical

Rehearsal report

 

Date

10/4/12

Start

7:03

Stop

9:07

Break

8:15-8:26

Director: Ron Watson

Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette

512.299.2053

 

 

 

 

 

Late:

Late Excused: Robert, Alex

Missing Excused:

Missing:

Didn’t Sign in:

General

Table work with feature roles

Everyone can do their own table work.

Who are your characters?  Where do they come from?  What are they going to do after the show?

Next Rehearsal/Schedule

When it is set up, we will have a calendar posted on line. 

https://www.georgetownpalace.com/Rehearsals_miracle.php

or the blog http://palacemiracle2012.blogspot.com

 

Saturday 10/6 2:00-5:00 Mainstage

Blocking

2:00 A1 S12

Kringle, Macy, Shellhammer, Doris

2:45 A1 S5 & 12

Doris and Susan

4:00 A2 S 3

Doris and Fred

 

Next weeks schedule will be posted on the google calendar sometime tomorrow, and the whole schedule should be posted on Wednesday evening of next week. 

 

Set

Props

Sounds/Lights/Special FX

Costumes

Felix and Karen need costume sheets, please and thanks!

Facility

Director

Choreography

Music

Actors  

Crew

Starting to get requests!  Yay 3 already!  Woot to the hoot!

Accident/Incident

Dumb Stuff it’s fun to find out

In China, "Dun Che Lao Ren," or Christmas Old Man, brings gifts to children.

 

The Dutch "Sintirklaas" arrives by boat on the evening of December 5th. Children leave a wooden shoe filled with hay and carrots for the donkey which carries St. Nicholas' pack of toys. The good children get gifts.

 

·  In Italy "La Befana" is a good witch who dresses all in black. Children leave their shoes by the fireplace on the eve of January 6th. Befana comes down the chimney on her broomstick to leave gifts.

·  In Germany families go to church on Christmas Eve. While they are at church the "Christkind" or Christ Child brings presents to their homes.

·  In Spanish-speaking countries such as Spain, Mexico, South America, children wait until January 6th for their presents. The Three Kings or Wise Men bring the gifts. Children put shoes by the front door to get their gifts. There is usually a big procession through the streets with floats for each of the Wise men.

·  In Sweden a gnome called "Juletomten" brings gifts in a sleigh driven by goats.

·  In Switzerland the "Christkindl" or Christ Child brings the gifts. In some towns, Christkindl is an angel who comes down from heaven to give gifts.

·  In England Father Christmas is a stern version of Santa Claus who brings gifts on Christmas Eve.

·  In France "Pere Noel" brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve. Children leave their shoes by the fireplace.

·  In Australia Santa rides waterskis, has a white beard and red bathing suit.

 

http://dearsantaclaus.biz/santanames.htm

Quote(s)

“you’re off book on Halloween, and you don’t get candy if you call line” all

 

 

 

 

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

 

 

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