This is an important critique, so read it carefully.
Quinn
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We need to cut your monologue. I will do this by Sunday. Read the blog Friday.
To meet ya – not you.
Workin
Hello
Luck
Depression
What
You –ya
Meetin
Workin
Thousand
wall
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Robertson
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Cut your last monologue we read before we finished tonight.
Lower your voice! Watch squeaking. Cross as dancers cross to center.
Market
Warehouse
Country
Cashing
Feel
Even
Nuts
Banks
Basement
Times
Hudson
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Rose
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Louder
Don’t ya
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Banks
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Show emotion in your voice and expression on your face.
Pieces
Candles
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Grandpa
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Voice is better, but you still sound Irish. Watch squeaking
Prepare
Worst
Barber
Moe
Debt
Two
people
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Fanny
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Louder, show emotion, use the NY accent. Too Texan right now.
\summer
Sidney
Even month
Her
Exposure – sounds British
likes
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Irene
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Better accent. Need to be louder.
Security – I think
air
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Miss Fowler
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LOUDER! NY accent needs to be stronger
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Rosman
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Cross as dancers cross to center.
About
Stocks
Guilty
Could
You
Hit consonants.
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Lee
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think
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Moe
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Gallantry
Around
climb
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Miss Graham
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Pardon
Chicago
Well now
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Everyone
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On Sunday we will start with page 18, Scene 10 then go back to the beginning without scripts.
No one begins a relationship during this play. No one breaks up during the play.
Scene 5 Shabby - Carson, Michelle, Allison
Scene 8 Shabby – Lawrence
Hit consonants –
If you have read this far, text me – as your character – who does he/she like best.(this person does not have to be in New York) If you are a crew person/alternate, give me one suggestion.
This is for a test grade.
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Props needed
Changes needed
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2 pallets
Purse for Rose
Modern signs
Add to Fidgety Feet
Song 4 needs to be longer.
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I know this isn't a text, but Sidney sure does like Ester Ganz.....
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