REMINDER: Run through Thursday 2/8

Good Day Cast & Crew!

Just a quick reminder that we are rehearsing the entire show tonight.

You have been putting in so much work, and I am excited to see all the puzzle pieces come together all at once for the first time.

Here is how the evening 'should'* look:

3:50ish Arrival to the theater and get yourself ready.

4:00 Dance Call (All Cast)

4:15 Fight Call (Leo/Claudio/Shae)

4:20 OUR Act 1 (I,i - III,iii}  (First half of the show)

5:30 10 minute 'intermission'

5:40 OUR Act 2 {III, iv - V,iii} (Second half of the show)

6:35 Five minute break

6:40 Company meeting in the house 

* The run-times for each act are approximate based on what we have done in the past. 

For this run through only, you may watch from the house SO LONG AS YOU DO NOT MISS YOUR OWN ENTRANCE.  

If you have any questions, please contact me or one of the Stage Managers.

~Petrocchi

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