Beast Performance Report 11.21

Georgetown Palace Theatre

Performance Report for

Beauty and the Beast

Saturday, November 21

Director:  Ron Watson

Stage Manager: Faith Castaneda       

Cast called at 6:30p

Began Act 1: 7:38p      Intermission: 8:55-9:16p       Ended: 10:06p

Late: Kristin (e), Meghan (e)

Missing: Kaylan (e)

Didn't Sign In: Abby, Ashlee, Creighton, Elizabeth, Emily, George, Gina, Justin, Matthew, Meghan, Tim

 

House Open: 7:10p	Weather: 48* mostly clear
Act 1:     1 hr 17 mins	Intermission:  21 mins	Act 2:  50 mins
House Manager:  Jan McCormick		House Count:   297
Show Irregularities:   House held for Scenework/Crew Set NonProfit Partner Speech Jayson filled in for Kaylan on Track 3 (thank you!) Joey shadowed for future fill in Tracks. Act 2 held for Bathroom/Concession
General:   Warmups Mic Check 7:37p  – Speech began Ran Show   Standing O!! J
Cast:   Great 2nd Opening! Great Audience! Great Energy! Woohoo!   We had very few cast members at the start of warmups. Please make sure you are ready when warmups are called. Its built into the schedule that way. J
Crew:   I appreciate each and every one of you! J   We need to glow tape the stairs in A so that the beast and belle can see them in the blackout.   Call for ASM is 6:15p. Call for Backstage Crew is 6:15p. Call for Flight/Fly is 6:15p. Call for Spots is 6:20p.     Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4   Dresser 1 Dresser 2 Amarys James B Joey Julia   Nikki Elizabeth
Accidents/Injuries:
Next Performance:   Sunday, November 22 // 1:00p-4:45p // Justin as Cogs, Phil as Gaston, Jenn T as Potts, Elizabeth as Wardrobe, Katelyn as Chip   12:45p // Crew call 1:00p  // Actor Call – get into mics 1:05p // Warmups on stage 1:15p // Mic Check/Sound Check 1:25p // Mug Dances 1:30p // Fix Human Again formations (when come downstage) 1:35p // Open House 2:00p // Curtain
Costume:
Facilities:
Set:   The solution to the library covers worked so nicely!!   Something has to be done about Batten 1 – it keeps getting caught! Thoughts?   We need glow tape.
Props:
Lighting/FX:   Can we get Telisa some powdered graphite, please?
Sound:
Band:
Trivia:   Essentially, this show is about Stockholm Syndrome… way to go Disney.   Stockholm syndrome, or capture-bonding, is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending and identifying with the captors.   1.
Quotes:   "I pulled it out." – Christopher

 

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Faith Castaneda
Stage Manager
254-413-3007