The hours listed are the hours the actors are called. So called at noon, on stage at 12:30 or so. Getting out of costume is not necessarily factored in though, so on stage right up until midnight. Same goes for the dinner break; on stage until the break, but 1/2 hour for costumes after the dinner break.
Thank you! That is what I thought. I mean we aren't equity and in fact are college and so I guess we can do whatever we want. However, we have set up all these "rules" so we are like equity, and I wish we would stop calling the actors early!
Of course, even with doing that, this particular show was teched on a Friday till midnight, 10 out of 12's on SAturday and Sunday. We hasn't even gotten out of Act One. Monday was supposed to be a dress/tech, but we teched the rest of Act I. Then Tuesday we teched Act II, and Wednesday we had our only dress rehearsal, which was unfortunate, because there are a number of quick changes and a lot of inexperienced students. I don't even understand how it happens.
We are going to a kite festival this weekend, and having the neighbors over for dinner.
Our house has now been on the market 6 months, shown tons of times, and no offers. Argh. I don't *want* to sell my house; I don't *want* to live in Cincinnati (sorry, Teppy); but if I have to do these things could someone please buy our damn house?
Are you doing electric or gas? If the latter, the exhaust pipes are more expensive, but it is worthwhile.
Good to know. Pretty sure we have gas. thanks!
Also? Lightning and thunder! Isaac is not going to be happy about that.
Sophia, I added an edit that is also relevant to you. Do you have a stage management adviser who is or has been equity?
I've done at least one show where we didn't even hit dialogue before the first dinner break. The show I just did had 3 8/10s and 2 10/12s before we got to a run. But we also have 10 previews and the potential for 5 more 5hr rehearsals before opening.
I don't *want* to live in Cincinnati (sorry, Teppy)
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No, you have nothing to be sorry about. You were settled, the kids were settled, and you got uprooted, and everything is UNsettled, and this is a hard goddamn city to move to. This is a city where people bond according to what Catholic *grade school* they went to. It makes it really hard to move here. Hell, it makes it hard to be from here sometimes.
don't *want* to sell my house; I don't *want* to live in Cincinnati (sorry, Teppy); but if I have to do these things could someone please buy our damn house?
I'm sorry, flea, that sucks.
Well, Nora, I feel bad complaining knowing your situation. Though you did get New Orleans.
Ha HA! I did my other two things! Semi-crappily, but DONE. And isn't done the most important thing about a thank-you note?
Well, Nora, I feel bad complaining knowing your situation. Though you did get New Orleans.
Oh, don't feel bad! I'm just commiserating! And, yes, at least we moved someplace that we wanted to be and enjoy very much. Makes a lot of difference, and makes the frustration easier to take on a day-to-day basis.
The bidders have an inspection on Monday. I hope it goes well! Then we just need to get the bank to sign off on it. Since we've been consulting with them every step of the way, hopefully that will be relatively smooth.
