Today’s Date: July 26, 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: Busy day today! We began immediately working to clean the last part of the show that we didn’t touch yesterday. Then, the RDA’s and Stephanie Ann ran and cleaned all the fights, the song and dance, and took a few scenes to clean up. It has been incredibly productive day, and this show is truly starting to shape up in a beautiful way.
QUICK AND QUOTABLE
FROM THE PLAY:
“What has your rogueship done?”
-Moll
FROM THE DIRECTOR:
For anyone NOT in the know this play ends on 64.
-Stephanie Ann
At page 60 Stephanie Ann wanted to remind everyone how far we’ve come.
FROM THE CAST:
Nice throw!
-Lily
Thanks Lily, I am doing my best.
Production Insight: Time moves incredibly fast during camp, especially since we have a piece of theater to create. The cast has done a great job in reworking scenes over and over again in order to clean up and perfect what needs to be precise. Once you hit the halfway point of camp (as we have) it is easier to see a show take shape and become more whole and final version of itself. World building is such a crucial part of storytelling, and the world that this cast has taken the time to carefully craft is full of joy and color.
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!