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both as a teacher and a “fan” I am amazed at how little of the rehearsal process is known, seen and shared with potential audiences. anything that shows the arc of a passage’s development from reading through rehearsal to stage is welcome. a cooking analogy might suffice: on the way to making the dish, the chef also “illustrates” how to slice an onion, what goes into deciding which ingredient to use, etc. ALONG WITH the more general “recipe” and instructions. SEEING an actor and director grapple with a passage would be great.cheers!
jb — September 23, 2011
What an excellent suggestion! Consider it done. I love the cooking analogy. Thanks!
Louis Butelli — September 24, 2011
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both as a teacher and a “fan” I am amazed at how little of the rehearsal process is known, seen and shared with potential audiences. anything that shows the arc of a passage’s development from reading through rehearsal to stage is welcome. a cooking analogy might suffice: on the way to making the dish, the chef also “illustrates” how to slice an onion, what goes into deciding which ingredient to use, etc. ALONG WITH the more general “recipe” and instructions. SEEING an actor and director grapple with a passage would be great.cheers!
jb — September 23, 2011
What an excellent suggestion! Consider it done. I love the cooking analogy. Thanks!
Louis Butelli — September 24, 2011