Logos - I read through it - Scottish history is one of my favorite subjects. And James' title is King James I and VI. [I of England and VI of Scotland.] Union of the Crowns.
MacBeth - Welcome to the board.
Joe
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Logos - I read through it - Scottish history is one of my favorite subjects. And James' title is King James I and VI. [I of England and VI of Scotland.] Union of the Crowns.
MacBeth - Welcome to the board.
Joe
thanks, I have been trying to get my school to perform the scottish play on our stage. So far no one likes the idea. The thing that made me get the idea was since our stage crew are already to the point that they won't go in there by themselfs i thought that it would be funner if we performed it for our sencond production.
By the way our first ever production "Bye Bye Birdie" was allmost flawless. We had some fly cues missed on our opening night. Some minor others were major. Such as our backdrops of New York not in place for the first scene then durring the middle of the first scene it finaly flew in.
By the way our first ever production "Bye Bye Birdie" was allmost flawless. We had some fly cues missed on our opening night. Some minor others were major. Such as our backdrops of New York not in place for the first scene then durring the middle of the first scene it finaly flew in.
Spikesgirl
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The reality is that Shakespeare's tragedies just don't pull like his comedies do. We've seen most of the comedies in an outside setting up at Lake Tahoe, including one "Midsummer' when it was actually 42 that night. those poor fairies were freezing their 'you know's' off.
We're just getting ready to close "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and the audiences have been incredible. If you haven't done that one yet, it really seems to be a pleaser - we're also getting ready to do "The Full Monty", which I'm thinking will please the women as much as Snoopy pleased the kids. I frankly can't wait for auditions...
Don't angst over accidents - there's not a single show that runs error free. As long as the audience didn't notice, it's all good!
Charlie
We're just getting ready to close "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and the audiences have been incredible. If you haven't done that one yet, it really seems to be a pleaser - we're also getting ready to do "The Full Monty", which I'm thinking will please the women as much as Snoopy pleased the kids. I frankly can't wait for auditions...
Don't angst over accidents - there's not a single show that runs error free. As long as the audience didn't notice, it's all good!
Charlie
porkchop
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It also turns out that dropping your fairy balls is rather counter productive. Unless it's the day after strike and the fairy ball is the broken "spare" that is full of "fairy dust" (I now hate glitter in ways words cannot express) then rather than dropping one should through against a hard surface. This we decided would be very productive, has yet to be tested yet thought.......Where did that spare go?
Yeah I can remember a thread on here for 6 months but I can't remember to pick up milk and bread on the way home.... How does that work ?
Spikesgirl
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Very nice -there are days when I would kill to get back into a theater like that. There are other when I'm so happy to be in a small (300 seat) theater, I weep with joy. Then there are those days when it's unclear what I want.
Beautiful shots, though! You are lucky to be cutting your teeth in such a great looking facility.
Char5lie
Beautiful shots, though! You are lucky to be cutting your teeth in such a great looking facility.
Char5lie
Exactly...
Audio Pictures ? Would that I could post a picture of some sheet music right now. That would be funny.
Ehh........
http://www.flickr.com/photos/20connectedbreaths/444399063/Audio Pictures ? Would that I could post a picture of some sheet music right now. That would be funny.
Better joke and is more related to theatre.
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