Monday, March 3, 2008
You guys ROCK!
Great rehearsal on Sunday. I am so proud of all of you! It appeared that everyone worked together well and got a lot accomplished. I am quite impressed with everyone's spirit of cooperation for the most part.
Here's the schedule for the next few days:
Monday: We can't practice in the Fireside Room (bummer!), so we'll run lines in class. The skits need a bit more flow, so we'll work on that.
Tuesday: Dress rehearsals in the FS room. NO STOPPING! We go straight through and whatever happens, we muddle through and ad lib as needed. Good practice for life, believe me.
Wednesday: Performance time! I don't know if we're going to perform during activity period AND 6th period or not. I will talk with Mr. Black and find out how he wants to do it. I will let you know as soon as I know.
Thursday: We actually start class again. Remember "class?" Remember literature? Remember those days when we actually opened a book and weren't cavorting about on a stage in costumes? Remember the vocabulary word "cavort?" (Please tell me you do: the first 5 people who walk up to me and give the correct definition of "cavort" get a goodie).
On Thursday we will discuss Paris and the Golden Apple (your last reading assignment in D'Aulaires).
Friday: Start The Children's Homer.
Here's the schedule for the next few days:
Monday: We can't practice in the Fireside Room (bummer!), so we'll run lines in class. The skits need a bit more flow, so we'll work on that.
Tuesday: Dress rehearsals in the FS room. NO STOPPING! We go straight through and whatever happens, we muddle through and ad lib as needed. Good practice for life, believe me.
Wednesday: Performance time! I don't know if we're going to perform during activity period AND 6th period or not. I will talk with Mr. Black and find out how he wants to do it. I will let you know as soon as I know.
Thursday: We actually start class again. Remember "class?" Remember literature? Remember those days when we actually opened a book and weren't cavorting about on a stage in costumes? Remember the vocabulary word "cavort?" (Please tell me you do: the first 5 people who walk up to me and give the correct definition of "cavort" get a goodie).
On Thursday we will discuss Paris and the Golden Apple (your last reading assignment in D'Aulaires).
Friday: Start The Children's Homer.
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