Sunday, January 31, 2016

Tech Week Posting from your Producer

Greetings, ‘Pool’ Team –

Here we are entering Tech Week on our latest Playwrights West collaboration, and things are going to get busy and intense as we ramp up to opening.  Please read all of the following, whether you be Cast, Crew, Management, or Support (sorry, it's a long one):

-Take Care of Yourself: Be getting rest, quality food, drinking plenty of water, spending a little time with your families, etc.  This process is a stressor on anyone, and it up to each of us to insure we are keeping ourselves healthy in every way!

-Take Care of Your Business: COMMUNICATE with the families, friends, bosses, mentors, counselors, coaches, advisors, etc. that are a part of your life about your obligations over these next three weeks.  It’s a lot, but it’s all been on the schedule.  This is a scheduling-conflict-free time from here out, so consider this a reminder about the COMMITMENT you all made at the outset of this process.

-Take Care of Your Academic Load: We will insure you will have time each day to dedicate to your studies…USE IT!  There is no excuse for falling behind in classes if you plan ahead, use the time you do have available to you, and communicate (there’s that word again) with your teachers and families.  No excuses!

-All Leads, Actors, and Management are called from here out EVERY DAY there’s a call starting Monday, February 1st (tomorrow).  Know your schedule.  If we find you’re not needed, or you’ve accomplished your tasks relative to the day’s work, we’ll be sure and release you ASAP…we won’t waste your time!

-ALL Show Support/Run Crew members are called beginning on Monday, February 8th for the entirety of the call…you’re up!

-Strike is REQUIRED of all Leads, Actors, Management, and Show Support…know the date (2/21) and times (1100am-500pm).  Remember: This is the date we’ve got on reserve in case we need to extend the run of the show, so everyone MUST be here.  Should there be no extension of the run, we’ll accommodate ill members with light duty, but you’re expected to attend unless so ill you missed performances.

-Be checking the Callboard and Blog EVERY DAY for information you need to keep this show running smoothly!

-All Leads, Actors, Management, and Show Support need to submit me an email to mjamie@pps.net with the following information by Wednesday, February 3rd:
           
-Name
            -Role (Character Name or Job Assignment)
            -Grade (Fr/So/Jr/Sr)
            -Bio
                        Guidelines:
-Word Count: 30 Words—Non-Seniors…40 Words Company
-Word Count: 50 Words—Seniors…60 Words Company
-Serious Bios Only, Please
-Potential Inclusions:
--Past Roles
--Thank Yous
--Well Wishes
            -T Shirt Size
            -Allergies to food/Eating preferences

-Tickets are on sale now…SELL YOUR SHOW!  Regardless of all the PR and Publicity tricks, the #1 way a high school company gets patrons in seats is the word-of-mouth of the men and women involved…and it’s not even close!  Send the people important to you to southweststageworks.com for tickets!

-HAVE FUN!  Given all of the work that goes into our productions, this is easy to lose track of…we are a team, doing something we love! 

Here we go…


-J. Miller

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