A Chorus Line Performance Report

A Chorus Line

Performance report

 

Date	8/11/12
House Open	2:00 7:32
Start	2:02    7:39
Stop	4:27    10:06
Break	3:03-3:20  8:40-9:01
House Count	183  287

Director: Danny Herman & Rocker Verastique

Stage Manager: Jessie Drollette

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Late:

Late Excused:  rain. Bleh.

Missing Excused:

Missing:

Didn't Sign in:  

General Thanks for keeping the energy up, two really great shows today, projection was consistent through both shows! Good shows!  Rained heavily.  50% chance of rain tomorrow, with a high temp so tomorrow plan on muggy and gross, with a possibility for the need of an ark.

Next Performance/Schedule Sunday August 19th 12:30 Call 12:35 Warm ups Only understudy is Kacie as Lois.

Set

Props

Sounds/Lights/Special FX Better step stool for Emi Lea Second footlight stage right was wonky bulb exposed, will look at tomorrow.   Dylan, I need another copy of your channel schedule please.  Thanks Can we have one switch for the amp rack???

Costumes Sam K's arm lining is completely out, will repair tomorrow.  Brian got his vest buttoned woot to the hoot.

Facility

Director

Choreography

Music Thanks so much for holding for the rain, super helpful!  Thanks also for helping us through  a lot of the music preshow, it's so helpful.  You are all awesome!

Actors   I know as dancers you are always know exactly how and where your body should be at all times, and are self evaluating all of the time.  But as singers and actors, when you are evaluating, you cut off the audience, because you are not in the moment.  You are not giving the entirety of range because you are too busy critiquing yourself.  You have got this, let yourself be in the moment so that you can make that connection that is so pivotal to this show.  "The audience is more interested and loves you more if they see you are off balance on edge, than if you are just wonderful, secure, charming, fun boring people."   "As dancers, you know you are taking a big chance dancing without first warming up your body. . ."  If you are at the theater and warm ups are occurring, there is no reason for you not to be on stage,  that should be your first priority!    Marking is always a slippery slope, it is sometimes more dangerous vocally and physically to mark because you are more careful more focused full out.  I know that you have to save it for the show, but really concentrate when you are marking so as not to damage your voice or your body, and so that your muscle memory can get the feel of a full out so that is what it remembers, and not the marking.

Crew Thanks for taking the tents down!

Accident/Incident

Dumb Stuff it's fun to find out Maria Tallchief: First native American prima ballerina Roseland, a place in jersey to dance, held dance competitions. Cyd Charisse, made famous as a movie dancer often danced with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelley. June Allyson, chorus "cutie" first as a chorus girl at the Copa Cababa Club.  The first plastic surgery was performed in 1827 on a cleft pallet.  The email address to request comps is: gpalaceproductions@gmail.com Please request your comps as far in advance as possible! Please include the following information: 1)         your name and email address 2)         your guests name/names, and email address and zip code 3)         the day of the show your guest/guests wishes to attend 4)         the seats you would like (letter and number or generally area)

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Now Performing: A Chorus Line! August 10th thru September 9th,at The Georgetown Palace Theatre!