This week at our run through we talked about how to bring to bring our characters personality to life. \u00a0One of the Osher women sneezed during one of her lines as prologue and though this would be a great touch to bring his flustered, lower class persona to life. \u00a0We also double checked stage cues and directions to determine\u00a0the appropriate time for that actor to come on and off the stage. Though there only 5 of us at rehearsal it was fun for everyone to get to play different rolls from their assigned parts. \u00a0I had fun playing Thisbe’s roll, and getting to die on stage!<\/p>\n
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One of the men in our group has never acted in a play and is doing this as an exercise to stretch his comfort zone. The first week of rehearsal he asked for a small part as he was nervous about having lines, we assured him that it was low stress and there was no need to memorize. \u00a0He ended up accepting a larger roll and this week voluntary filled in for Pryamis. \u00a0It has been fun to watch him grow though the process thus far and gain confidence with every run though.<\/p>\n
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We are taking a break from rehearsals next week, due to many of the Osher participants having trips to New York City, Europe, etc. (must be nice!), but look forward to having everyone present at the next rehearsal. \u00a0This next week the three of us will plan what we can do at the beginning of next rehearsal that would be fun, since we have a pretty solid grasp on our scene at this point. If anyone has ideas let us know!!<\/p>\n
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