BE A PREPARED PERFORMER
As stated early on, the expectation is that each actor have:
1. A dedicated notebook (3 ring binder preferred)
2. Plenty of blank paper
3. Multiple pencils / erasers
4. Script
5. Highlighter
I also suggest always coming to rehearsal with:
1. Water bottle with water already in it
2. A healthy, protein rich snack
3. Cough drops / lozenges (in the event you are dealing with a cold - or sudden onset of symptoms)
4. Pain relievers (Tylenol, Advil, etc - if parents allow you this medication for unforeseen headaches, etc.)
5. Hand sanitizer (great for quick germ killing when you can't get to a sink to properly wash hands; also good on the feet to kill sweat/odor for barefoot rehearsals)
6. Extra deodorant (for, you know...)
7. Gum / Mints / Mouthwash (when you can't get to a sink to brush your teeth so as to be respectful when breathing in your peers' faces on stage)
We have not had one rehearsal without an actor forgetting a script, a pencil, or paper. Actors have also come in with nothing to drink.
I hold the belief that taking time for proper organization and good rehearsal practices will always translate to a better show and a more enjoyable experience overall. You may disagree...but in this production, you will all do it my way. :)
Consider this a friendly reminder. The next one? Not so friendly.
-MZ
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