Paper, rehearsal
Hi there, symposiasts,
Tomorrow in recitation (march 29), I'll provide a how-to that should help you with writing your paper. Sorry I didn't post one here earlier.
Also, as tomorrow is evaluation day, we may not make it all the way through the script. My apologies. However, as recompense, I will lend 2-3 hours of my time the weekend before your play to help you all put some polish on the thing.
And, finally, an observation gleaned from last week's rehearsal: most of you are READING your parts. Do not READ your part. Not reading, of course, requires getting familiar with your part. DO SO! Time is limited, so don't use class time to work out all your tongue-ties. Reading your part on the big day will drastically, horribly maim your grade.
Tomorrow in recitation (march 29), I'll provide a how-to that should help you with writing your paper. Sorry I didn't post one here earlier.
Also, as tomorrow is evaluation day, we may not make it all the way through the script. My apologies. However, as recompense, I will lend 2-3 hours of my time the weekend before your play to help you all put some polish on the thing.
And, finally, an observation gleaned from last week's rehearsal: most of you are READING your parts. Do not READ your part. Not reading, of course, requires getting familiar with your part. DO SO! Time is limited, so don't use class time to work out all your tongue-ties. Reading your part on the big day will drastically, horribly maim your grade.
posted by magisterludi at 8:04 PM
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