42nd Street
Rehearsal Report
Date | 8/13/16 |
Time | 1:00 |
Break | 2:24-2:34 |
Stop | 4:38 |
Director: Ron Watson
Choreographer: Jesee Smart
Music Director: Megan Provost
Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette
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Pianist: Megan
General Ran worked whole show. For the last time on the rehearsal stage, woot! I've noticed that Ron has given the same direction more than twice, and he still has to tell you as if it's the first time, WRITE it down, so that he can improve things and not re-block you. TWO WEEKS!! Let's have focus when we are in the theatre so we improve things. THANK YOU!!! http://palace42ndstreet2016.blogspot.com/ is an archive of reports. |
Next Rehearsal/Schedule find the rehearsal schedule here: http://www.georgetownpalace.com/rehearsals.php login, is cast, password is cast123. Sunday is Strike for Smokey Joes, you are in no way required to be there, but we could use the help, it's not a whole lot, many hands, light work and all that… Tuesday, August 16 MAINSTAGE 7:00pm Spacing Rehearsal Called: Entire Cast, Crew Wednesday, August 17 7:00pm Run Show for Designers Called: Entire Cast, Crew, Designers Thursday, August 18 7:00pm Run Show Called: Entire Cast Friday, August 19 7:00pm Work Trouble Spots Called: Entire Cast Saturday, August 20 10:30am Costume Pickup, drop off, labeling Called: Entire Cast 1:00pm 42nd Street Tech Sunday, August 21 1:00 pm – 5:00 6:30 to ?? 42nd Street Tech Tuesday, August 23 6:30 42nd Street Dress Rehearsal Wednesday, August 24 6:30pm 42nd Street Dress Rehearsal Thursday, August 25 6:30pm 42nd Street Dress Rehearsal Friday, August 26 6:30-? 42nd Street Opening Night Performance |
Weather Today Weather Tomorrow |
Set Need to balance out the vanity with lights, it's weebley, and may wobble to the floor |
Props The wood is coming off of the some of the dimes (the wood "handles") |
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Sounds/Lights/Special FX Need a train whistle sfx and a train pulling away sfx LIGHTS- Ron wants a strobe fx for the end of shuffle off to buffalo Rich/Ellen Can we use your chairs again/still? |
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Facility- |
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Actors I know you know, but I want you to know, I know, you know…names got all mixed up today, please look at names when you are looking at your script! Thanks! Costume pick-up is kind of tba right now, it might be Friday, it might be Sunday. Waiting for clarification from Ramona. If Friday, Craig, and I can pick up some. |
Crew Crew is called on Tuesday at 6:30 please, while they are spacing we will spike set stuff. |
Accident/Incident |
Dumb Stuff it's fun to find out 1930-1940
This fall in new productions set a trend that (with the exception of the 1931-32 season) would continue for quite some time. New productions on Broadway dipped to 98 shows in 1939; for the first time since the turn of the century, there were less than 100 shows being offered. Vaudeville, the lowbrow cousin, seemed to be taking an even larger stick in the eye. In 1925, there were approximately 1500 theaters in the vaudeville circuits; by 1930, only 300 were left. Of the 700 RKO circuit theaters, only 5 were still offering a "vaudeville only" bill; the rest were sharing their space or providing bills solely filled with films. RKO, the successor of the Keith-Orpheum vaudeville Circuit, then included the NBC radio network and RKO Pictures. The theaters owned by this entertainment organization were wired for the presentation of the new "talking" pictures. (from: http://www.talkinbroadway.com/bway101/5.html |
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