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Great work tonight! Now, let’s do it four more times (each one, better than the next). Nova! Nova! – ALL – keep working on vocal presence and rhythmic energy; much better on the double refrain! – CHILDREN – please do not sing the refrain until the third time (Chris sings Read more…
PART ONE ALL Please make sure you are finding your light throughout! MORGAN When the children finish giving you gifts in “Edi beo thu, hevene quene,” wait until the song ends to stand up and take them downstage MORGAN and JOSH Can you move your first scene together down about a step and a half Read more…
PART ONE ARTHUR and WALLACE Can we take a moment today to look at how you’re setting the banners at the top of Act One? CHORUS After Nova Nova, we want a sprightly, energetic feeling– remember, it’s a party! You are excited to be singing and celebrating together. CHORUS The Read more…
Congratulations! Thank you for your great work last night. As you noticed, there is a lot of crowding backstage… please find ways to get the heck out of the way. Nova! Nova! – SOUND – Chris is very present but Maud is not; do we need to change positioning at Read more…
CHORUS If you are onstage for the top of the show, please be mindful that you are not in view of the audience when the curtain is paged (opened) for Roberta/ Brass stands. GUEN and ELEANORE Please step closer to the floor mics for your verse in “Nova Nova” BETHANY Read more…
CHORUS If you are onstage for the top of the show, please be mindful that you are not in view of the audience when the curtain is paged (opened) for Roberta/ Brass stands. GUEN and ELEANORE Please step closer to the floor mics for your verse in “Nova Nova” BETHANY Read more…
PRESTON Stay open to the audience in your first exchange with Arthur instead of turning profile to face him, we want to make sure we don’t lose your face. PRESTON Remember to hold the ax lower down on the handle, so it doesn’t hide your face– we can look at Read more…
General note to bell handbell players — please remember to: A) handle the bells only by the handles (do not touch the bells); and B) do not let the brass part of the bell hit another bell. These are expensive musical instruments need to be handled with care. Also, please Read more…
As promised, here are notes from Tech Week Monday and Tuesday. I will likely be running on and off of the stage a lot today to listen more, but Jackie is also in the house and will let me know if she hears any issues. Remember to let your section Read more…