Friday, May 31, 2013

Saturday's Rehearsal



Saturday's Rehearsal Schedule

On Stage


1:30 - 1:50:  Billy's on stage costume changes
                     Billy & all ladies in All I Care About
                     ( with fans )

1:50 - 2:00:  Roxie's on stage costume change
                     All in Reached For The Gun

2:00 - 2:10:  Amos' on stage costume change
                     Amos, Shelby, and Mary Kate

2:10 - 2:20:  Mary Sunshine's disrobing
                     Mary and Billy

2:20 - 4:30:  Full Cast ( fix problem areas )


DINNER

6:30 - 7:30:  Velma and Roxie (Choreography)

7:30- 10:00:  To Be Announced- check the blog


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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Wednesday's Schedule

Please make arrangements to be in your assigned shops when possible...

Wednesday       5/29

6:30 - Vocals  When Velma Takes The Stand  
6:40 - Vocals  Me And My Baby
6:50 - Vocals  Roxie
7:05 - Vocals  Razzle Dazzle / Courtroom
7:25 - Vocals  Finale
7:35 - 8:35      Choreography clean and fix (all)
8:40 - Staging  Act 2 Scene 6
9:00 - Staging  Act 1 Scenes 12 and 13
9:10 - Staging  When Velma Takes The Stand - quartet only

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Mallory's Sunday Evening Optional Dance Rehearsal

Mallory has organized the following times for an optional Sunday night rehearsal:

REHEARSAL HALL


10-10:30pm
fan dance/cell block 

10:30-11pm
all that jazz/reach for the gun 

11-11:30pm
Roxie with boys

Thanks Mallory!

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Bert Williams - Taylor, this is for you

Taylor,

Here's a clip from a documentary about Black performers in Vaudeville; it begins on the Bert Williams section.


http://youtu.be/mcpmHvZ_IaA?t=5m5s


Friday, May 10, 2013

COSTUMING RESEARCH - provided by Nicole

I'm not sure when she's had the time, but Nicole has pulled together several pieces of pictorial research, which I'd like to share with everyone.  

Please notice that Nicole is not only thinking about our time period, but has paid attention to the the style and feel of the Vaudeville/Burlesque performer.  She's also helped us with a few pieces that show a reversal of gender stereotypes.

Nicole has been playing with a theme about which all of your creative team - designers, director, choreographer, music director - have been thinking:  

           This 'aint realism - it's a vaudeville.  Don't hide the fact that everyone's performing...