Today’s Date: July 25, 2019
Show Title: The Roaring Girl
Director: Stephanie Ann Foster
Assistant Directors: Cortland Nesley and Molly Harper
Stage Manager: Joe Marsh
Dramaturg: Madison Miller
Rehearsal Room: Deming
What we did: Costumes have been officially added in, we ran and polished Act 2 scene 2, ran it all the way through once it was shiny and clean. Then we moved on to Act 3 scene 1, for more polishing, and then Act 3 scene 3 to review all the blocking and comedic work we had been applying to the text. Time for lunch and a dramaturgical lecture.
QUICK AND QUOTABLE
FROM THE PLAY
“My love and I may meet, in spite of all spies.”
-Sebsatian
FROM THE DIRECTOR
“Ah yes a fine day to be in the smelling place, horses.”
-Stephanie Ann
Stephanie Ann teaches a class on Early Modern scents, they do really paint the whole picture.
“In case people don’t get it could you… gesture… to the womb.”
-Stephanie Ann
Sometimes I can’t even contextualize.
FROM THE CAST:
“Don’t get blood on my coach you know how much dry cleaning costs these days.”
-Lily
We’re glad that the cast is learning the importance of money management when it comes to coach cleaning.
Production Insight: As we hit the halfway mark of camp, it is important to check the dates and events on our horizon! Below is the link to Festival Weekend and Showcase dates and locations.
Maddie Miller
Maddie Miller (she/her/hers pronouns) is a North Carolina native, and a sophomore BFA Theater Performance major at Emerson College. In her free time she can be found COQ (crying over quarto’s [Ask her about Q1 Hamlet and her wonderment at instability in early modern text]), taking power naps before planning her world domination, and finally: writing monologues, and poetry about intersectional feminism, art, and Shakespeare. She is more than ecstatic for her first year as a production intern, and can’t wait to get to work!