ONE MORE POST!!!!
READ ALL OF THE NEW POSTS FROM TODAY!!!!
Times for this week are as follows:
Monday and Tuesday until 8:30 p.m. for all actors and techies. We will begin promptly at 3:50, and we should finish the first run by 6:00. You will have 30 minutes for dinner before the second run begins at 6:30.
Drama I's and II's: Remember, you are required to view all productions on either Monday, Tuesday, or both days if you do not have a part. You will be finished by 6:00 p.m. both nights.
If you have questions, let me know.
MjB
Times for this week are as follows:
Monday and Tuesday until 8:30 p.m. for all actors and techies. We will begin promptly at 3:50, and we should finish the first run by 6:00. You will have 30 minutes for dinner before the second run begins at 6:30.
Drama I's and II's: Remember, you are required to view all productions on either Monday, Tuesday, or both days if you do not have a part. You will be finished by 6:00 p.m. both nights.
If you have questions, let me know.
MjB
posted by Mr. Bair at 8:16 PM
18 Comments:
HI Mr. Bair!!
I, somehow, find myself confused. Are we having two productions? One at the high school and one at the middle school? I didn't know. That works for me I was just wondering. If I read correctly the production at the middle school is on wendsday for "Dr.M." third and fourth pd? I also didn't understand when you said that drama 1s and 11s need to view all productions, did you mean that we need to just watch them, some reason that confused me.
As part of their class requirement, all students who are currently taking Drama for a grade are required to attend the dress rehearsals as part of their class grades. This doesn't include you.
Secondly, you will be performing "Moreau" on Wednesday afternoon during fourth period, and you will be performing Thursday night. Then, depending on the audience voting, you might be performing again on Friday night. I hope that clarifies things.
MjB
okay cool! I understand! Thank you Mr. Bair!
I noticed you wanted to know who's doing lights and sound for the shows, so now you know that I, Nick, am doing sound for The Anniversary.
Thanks...that's one....
MjB
http://bhsdramatheanniversary.blogspot.com/2010/04/clarification.html
New blog post.
Mr Bair, what happend to linking to the other blogs from the main drama blog?
blog blog blog.
TLN
are we doing a run through of all plays tomorrow then? or just the ones for wednesday and then the thursday ones on tuesday? ...if that question makes sense...
Brianne, Wednesday shows run twice on Monday and Thursday shows run twice on Tuesday. The Anniversary blog also states this.
TLN
sorry i have no idea how i missed that, im only half awake =/ see you tomorrow
So Dr.Moreauians have rehearsal twice on Tuesday and that's it for perfecting times sake. I'm going to get me some more Kool aid.
What are the dates and times for the shows? (for the public, not the middle school performances)
April 28-30 at 7:00.
MjB
Meeshter Baiiir~
What day is Costume Day please?
Thankies,
Sam
Costume Day? Wednesday and Thursday?
MjB
Best of Luck to everyone!
The show was really great! I had a lot of fun. Good job everyone!
Ian
PS: I particularly liked the Ivan Vasilyitch line....although the people around me were confused when I started laughing :)
Awesome job last night guys! Had a blast! Actor's Nightmare was probably my favorite...or The Game...or Sorry, Wrong Number...bah I liked them all!
Actor's Nightmare reminded me of practicing for a play, plus I enjoyed the meta aspect of the actors outside the stage and the audience participation and all that. Chocolate Affair was good, but you should've had Jessie in a costume looking like the M&Ms in the commercials. That would've been funny. The Game was pretty potent, but I thought Tyler Rossen's acting was dull. It sounded like he was reciting his lines. And Mr. Bair's William Conrad impression at the beginning of Sorry, Wrong Number made me snicker. Whose idea was that? And I loved the twist ending too.
I saw the last time you did Mr. Moreau, and I remember liking the previous Montgomery more. And this time the joke was Smithsburg instead of Boonsboro; I have friends in Smithsburg who would take offense to that. But I still thought it was excellent. And Falstaff's triumphant return at the end almost led me to jump on the stage and pose with him. Falstaff will one day rise again, and I will valiantly be at his side when that day comes.
I didn't see The Anniversary or Childhood, but I'm sure they were just as good as the others! Anyway, I've said enough. Until December!
Thanks for the commentary. It's always interesting to hear people's perspective of what we are doing. Ironically, sometimes folks will say "This person should do this or that" when, in reality, their director told them to do it a certain way. Keep that in mind.
MjB
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