You’ve done it—you chose the perfect play that fits your company, budget, space, and audience. The show is cast, and it’s the first rehearsal. Here you are, standing before a
The ornate Parisian rococo settee and the intricately carved Louis Quatorze table will come later. On the first day of rehearsal, actors just need something to play on. The answer:
Preparing for opening night By Jon Jory Let’s talk about the actor’s work in the final rehearsal push before opening night. In many ways these last rehearsals are the most
