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My favorite part of this experience was when we found out we weren’t able to have a live audience and all of us were very devastated yet we managed to play on and do the show despite all of us being very upset, but all of us having hope and excited for the livestream. The following day, we had rehearsal and we did act 1, thinking we were going to do it one last time for the livestream on Friday, but then finding out that we actually couldn’t. We were all devastated but we put on Act 2 like pros and got through it despite our spirits being crushed. When Bows happened, we all cheered each other on because there was no audience and we were screaming our heads off cheering for each other. My favorite part of Twelfth Night was becoming a family and supporting each other through all this hardship and never losing hope. We played on.
-Sonia Murthy, 8th Grade, Stage Manager Dances to PracticeEyes of Another (Final) What Kind of Man are You Going to Be Word on the Street III Is This Not Love (Newest Version) Viola's Soliloquy Count Malvolio Part 2 Count Malvolio Part 1 Word On The Street Is This Not Love (New Version) Play On (Final) You're the Worst Count Malvolio Part 2 (Final) Eye's of Another |
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Twelfth Night Rehearsal Schedule
Rehearsal Change: Jan. 23, 4:30-6 Is This Not Love Featured Dancers
Twelfth Night Cast/Crew ListAuditions for Actors
You must read this and then complete the following 5 steps to be cast in the show. All actors who successfully complete ALL steps will be cast in the show.
OPTIONAL: Come to the dance workshop on Thursday, Nov. 21 from 3:30-4:30 to learn the dance you will do at auditions. If you can't make it, watch the video and learn the moves! 1. Fill out the online information form. 2. Print and have your parent/guardian sign the Parent Signature form, then BRING IT (on) to your audition. You WILL NOT be cast in the show if we do not receive a signed form by Thursday, Dec. 5th. 3. Practice the dance you learned at the workshop or from the video. -Instructional video -Ms Mo from front -Ms Mo from back 4. Prepare one of the songs here 5. Perform your dance and song at your audition on either Tuesday, Dec. 3 or Thursday, Dec. 5 from 3:30-6.. OPTIONAL STEP 6 7th and 8th graders who wish to be considered for leading or supporting roles should also learn a short Shakespeare monologue of your choice to perform on Friday, Dec. 6 from 3:30-6. Have fun and good luck! |
Applications for Tech Crew
You must read this and then complete the following 4 steps to be eligible for tech crew. Not everyone who applies for tech crew will be put on tech crew. There simply are not enough jobs, or room backstage.
1. Fill out the online information form. 2. Print and have your parent/guardian sign the Parent Signature form, then BRING IT (on) to your interview on Tuesday, Dec 3, 2-3:30. You WILL NOT be cast in the show if we do not receive a signed form by Tuesday, Dec. 3rd. 3. Listen to the songs the actors are preparing. Create a design for a costume, prop, set, lighting effect, soundscape, poster, or cue sheet based on one of the songs. See examples here. One cool thing about Shakespeare is you can set the play in many time periods or environments. We have done Romeo and Juliet in a punk 80s club and Cymbeline in a British boarding school. Be creative! 4. Present your design in a small group on Tuesday, Dec 3, 2-3:30. Also hand us your signed parent form! Completing these steps does NOT guarantee you will be on tech crew. But not completing them DEFINITELY means you won't be on tech crew. You must complete all 4 steps to be considered. Have fun and good luck! |
