Sunday, October 12, 2014

Sunday, October 12

October 12, 2014

Everyone
Step on lines
DICtion
Slow motion was inconsistent
Could hear talking offstage
Think about your lines -= they seem too rehearsed and memorized.
Too many pregnant pauses
Make sure props are in place
Change backstage
Do not go behind scrim
If we feed lines or you prompt someone, it is an automatic disqualification.
Be conscious of levels
More people noises after fallen beanstalk
More family like at end.
Work on ending
39:57 was good for going through it the first time.
LEARN LINES
There needs to be more suspense and more surprise when Jack has his father.
Look at your lines and mean them, not just say them.
People at the beginning need to be quieter moving props. Do not drag
Dying scene was boring
Do not say wrong way
TOUCH – you are family
If something goes wrong, keep going
wAVES
Louder and deeper   be together
Huhs need ot be louder
Sailors
Need to have worry and panic in voices
Carter and Nate
Louder
Don’t talk upstage
Kiara
DICTion
Quincy as Jack’s father
Older and LOUDER
Youngsters
More people noises
You all sound and look the same.  BE DIFFERENT!
Jump off platform in character as kIDS
Pomegranate
Diction
Maddie & Becca
Hand was out too soon.
Carter
More inflection
Georgia
Leave hair and costume alone
Plum and Pomegranate
Step on lines – be different
DICTION –vary voice
Always play in front of the bench.
Work on fainting scene
More sarcastic
Pomegranate
Be more dramatic yelling help
Jack’s mother, Plum, Pomegranate
Don’t stand in a semi circle – stand in a triangle (no soft curves
Jack’s mother
Louder
Jack
WE HAVE TWO REHEARSALS UNTIL A JUDGE SEES YOU!
Much better today
Be more confident jumping on bench, fighting, and stepping down from giant’s house
Don’t move during freezes
Tell the story bigger
Watch back to the audience
Make story about mother needing egg more heartfelt.
Listen and make the decision to move into the friends’ circle.
Carry rope and later put it around cow’s neck
LEARN LINES – we do this in
If you are frozen, don’t move
Chicken louder
Vary voices
Cheat out when speaking
Don’t high five
BLOCKING AND LEVELS _ think about this on stage.
Thirsty beans speech.  This must be heartfelt
Jack and Ned
Sword fight does not seem spontaneous
Boys putting up ladder
Keep growing until you are offstage.
Giant’s Wife & Harp lady
Good freeze
Preslee
Watch back to audience and be angry mom is making you put skirt down.
Jack’s mother and Jack
Scene is boring
Great lifting egg
Peddler
Appear older
DICTION
THINK THROUGH LINES AND WE SEE TOO MUCH PROFILE.
Make your story interesting.
Be more surprised when seeing cake
Ned
DICTION    DICTion
Face the audience more
Cow
louder
Giant’s wife
Too choppy   Do not pause so much.  Ignore commas in dialogue.
We will use Kate Tuesday.  Both Kate and Riley – know the lines.   We will use you interchangeably until we decide who to use.  The dialogue should not be choppy.  Lines should have emotion – not sound memorized.
Music
Scary music was there.
Giant steps need to be louder
We will cut harp sounds
Lights
Lights must move before actors do.
Scrim needs to be off during blackout
Chicken
Stage business
More sassy and vary vocally
Bigger clucks and bigger victory when you lay egg.
Make the decision to give him the egg
The egg is heavy
Walk like a chicken
The shiny line,  think of each word to say – shouldnot be automatic
Harp lady
Too much profile
Watch blocking Jack’s father
Be bigger and sing worse
Harp lady, Chicken, Jack
We must build tension going to get Jack’s father.  
Giant
Memorize lines before yours
Carter
Watch your back
Plum
Wait until music ends before speaking
Jack’s father and Jack
We need to see a reunion  - you love each other
Jack’s father and Mother
We need to see you are happy to see each other
Jack’s father
Scream manly when giant grabs you.
Maddie or becca
Pull bean vine
To Do
Cut feathers
Collar off Reese’s costume
Pull curtain more for hand
Make song five longer and look at 3
Net or tulle
Brining for sail
Fix udders
Sign
Paint ladders and benches
Sword
Crown
Blake will be a gypsy
Stool
toast

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