- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 12 (1.28.17)
- There is the sound of an approaching car on page 31 that we might want to include.
- We’re thinking of including the sound cue of a dog barking on page 19 if we can find something appropriate to use.
Rehearsal Report # 11 (1.26.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Production Meeting # 3 (1.26.17)
- Length of intermission – 15 minutes
- Fire speeches – Use our regular ones
- Bows and Exit music – Bows TBD – Exit music – perhaps a repeat of “Truly, Madly Deeply”.
Rehearsal Report # 10 (1.25.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 9 (1.24.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 8 (1.23.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 7 (1.21.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 6 (1.19.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 5 (1.18.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Production Meeting # 2 (1.18.17)
- As of right now, Alan might be the sound designer.
- For intermission, the actors have come up with a playlist of songs going backwards in the years back to 1986, which Linda has.
- The musical choices will be a playlist of the mood of what the characters might listen to; in the script, it mentions the opening sounds of NPR, but it might be fun if they had music there instead.
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 3 (1.12.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 2 (1.10.17)
- Is it possible to have a doorbell sound for Tom’s entrance on pg. 31?
Rehearsal Report # 1 (1.9.17)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Rehearsal Report # 0 (12.16.16)
- Nothing for tonight. Thanks!
Production Meeting #1 (12.7.16)
- 1980s-1990s soundscape. Hit tunes. Ocean noises.
- Designer TBD.
- List of sounds in the script:
Linda says no to children’s voices recorded
Dog bark
Car pulling out of driveway
Ambient bar noises? Unsure about this one…
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