2. Ines Kaminski/Lana Madkour
SHOW STAFF
Gabrielle Hafner Emma Pedersen Oliver Rowland-Jones
Director All Out Director Our Place Director The Lottery
Hannah Fry George Higashiyama
Scenic/Lighting Designer Sound Designer
Mary Brady Anna Shih
Assistant Lighting Designer Props Master
Fill in as appropriate. Is Susan officially on board?
Kelly Quinn
Stage Manager
Cole Spieker
Assistant Stage Manager
Ines Kaminski/Lana Madkour
Assistant Stage Managers
Noah Brandes
Apprentice Stage Manager

3. WHY These SHOWs?
Student-selected/directed one acts give students the opportunity to direct and have more ownership over a production. It also allows for a more flexible production calendar and greater amounts of actors with more spoken opportunities. All Out has themes of consumerism and extreme entertainment in order to please an audience, and that is interesting to see laid out so blatantly. The idea of going against what society and management want, or doing what they want, are intriguing too, as well as showing how the individual is affected by the pressures of society. Dystopian Fiction differs from the norm at Skyline. The Lottery presents an opportunity to the crew, actors, and myself to engage in a piece that speaks to the effects of tradition, social order, and human capacity of violence. Our Place includes both comedic and dramatic vignettes which speak to the human experience and elicit strong emotions from the audience.
Add brief explanation (cast size, contrast with Fall Play, whatever)

4. Volunteering
If you plan on volunteering, go to the ISD website and follow the links. This is required by the district and must be updated every year.
Once per year, if you’ve already done it this year – you are good to go.

6. WORK PARTIES Set Construction, Light Hang & Focus, & Props Work
January 3 (11:00 – 5:00), 18, 25
9:00am – 3:00pm
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and closed toed shoes (i.e. tennis shoes)
Adults (who have completed background check) and SHS students (who have turned in Informed Consent Forms) will be allowed to attend.
Enter through the door by the scene shop and pre-school
Saw/tool safety takes place on the first Work Party. If you are a student who would like to use power tools during this production, you must attend this from 11:00am – 5:00pm on January 3rd.
I dunno…

7. FOOD
During tech week, meals are greatly appreciated and especially helpful! This is our favorite part of the week!
Please refer to the GREEN “Tech Meal How-To” Sheet. It will also be attached to Weekly Bulletins…it has important information!

9. Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Sat.
 DECEMBER 9
3:00-5:30
Lottery
Company Mtg
6:30 – 7:30 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20
JANUARY 30 31 1 2 3
Rehearsal & Work Party
11:00 – 5:00 6 7 8 14 15
Work Party
9:00 – 3:00
No School. 21
3:00-4:30 22
(Finals) 23 24 25 27
No School for Students. 28 29
3:00 – 5:30
Crew Preview
TECH
3:00 – 8:00
Q to Q
FEBRUARY 4 5
4:00 – 9:00
3:00 – 9:00
3:00-10:00
7:00 Show
11:00am – 10:00pm
2:00 Show
- All rehearsals in the Lyceum unless otherwise marked.
- Tech and performance dates also need the Lower Commons reserved from 5:00 – 10:00 each night.
- Performance dates need the Upper and Lower Commons reserved from 6:00 – 10:00 each night.
- Tech and performance dates also need the Black Box reserved from 2:30 – 10:00 each night.

11. WEEKLY CALENDAR
3:10 – 4:55
LYCEUM
(SM: Kelly)
Our Place Blocking “Stay with You”
Called: Bree, Sienna
*Sienna – join All Out when finished.
3:10 – 3:50
BLACK BOX
(ASM: Cole)
All Out Development/Blocking
Called: Ensemble, Hailey, Gavin, Sophia, Noah
(Excused: Will)
3:50 - 4:10
Called: Will, Sophia, Noah, Gavin, Hailey
4:10 – 4:30
Called: Will, Noah, Sophia
Will arrives at 4:15
4:30 – 4:55
Called: Will, Sienna, Gavin, Hailey
3:10 – 3:40
DRESSING ROOMS
(ASM: Lana)
Lottery Measurements/Costume & Shoes Discussion/Fittings
Called: All who are in Lottery in not called above during this time.
3:40 – 4:55
Called: All non-ensemble characters in Lottery and not called during conflicting times noted above.
Do you want to use my template or make your own? Yours is fine but you will need to add who has snack duty and who’s excused, once you have that information.

12. SM, Run Crew, Lighting, Sound (Any MUP involved in quick changes)
Crew Calls (Tech Week)
 JANUARY 27
No School for Students. 28 29 30
3:00 – 5:30
Crew Preview 31
TECH
3:00 – 8:00
SM, MUP Crew, Run Crew 1
11:00 – 5:00
SM, Run Crew, Lighting, Sound
FEBRUARY 3
Q2Q
(Any MUP involved in quick changes) 4
 ALL 5
DRESS REHEARSAL
4:00 – 9:00
ALL 6
3:00 – 9:00 7
3:00-10:00
7:00 Show 8
11:00am – 10:00pm
2:00 Show

13. If you’re out sick… The parent or the student must:
the stage manager
Kelly Quinn
2. Get word to us as early as possible in the morning.
3. Contact us separately from the Attendance Office. They will not tell us.

14. Informed Consent Forms

15. There are no “comps” except for ticket seller volunteers!
Tickets to the shows!
There are no “comps” except for ticket seller volunteers!

16. One-Time Expenditures
$19.50 Makeup Kit (only a cast purchase)
- Purchase at Display and Costume in Issaquah (located next to the Best Buy). OR order online.
- I recommend
- Ben Nye Personal Student Crème Kit
- Can be re-used until the makeup starts to go “bad” (usually about 3-4 years)
- Sharing of makeup is NOT allowed!

17. Expenditures for This Production
If you are a cast member of The Lottery, there is a $15.00 costume fee.
Please speak with your respective directors for shoe needs or items that will be provided from your own closet.
All Out : depends upon the character
The Lottery : boots and/or black ballet/jazz flats
Our Place: sneakers/modern footwear that should be found in your own closet.

18. Optional Expenditures
$10 Show T-shirt
Put your name AND SIZE on the list with the blue clip-board.
If you want to me your size, that is okay too!
Fees will be given to the book keeper in two weeks, so you have time to me if you would like a shirt. Please include a size in your !

19. If money or providing make-up kits is an issue…
Talk to (or ) Mrs. Fry privately
This will be kept confidential
It will be okay!

20. Show Recordings
The school and the Drama program do not make a profit as per copyright laws. Watch the weekly bulletin for more information. Bob Palmer has been hired to film and edit the footage from our production. The production will be uploaded as an unlisted file on YouTube when it is available for archival and family use.

21. DOs and DON’Ts for Students
DO Read the announcement (weekly bulletin) carefully every week. Check your spam folder if you don’t receive one. Crew & crew parents will be added in January. DO Wear appropriate technical clothing (closed toed shoes, pants or long shorts, etc.) DO Turn off the sound on your cell phone. DO Bring a pencil and your script to the stage during every rehearsal. DON’T Wear low necklines or bare midriffs, exposed underwear, pants you cannot freely move in DON’T Bring your phone to the stage or use it backstage during the show. DON’T Talk during notes or while others are performing. DON’T Engage in Public Displays of Affection (PDA) with anyone/everyone. DON’T Sit on performance furniture or set pieces and platforms when not actually performing.

22. DO’s and DON’Ts for students, cont.
DO the stage manager in the morning if you are too sick to come to class or rehearsal.
DO Use the chain of command.
DO Respect each other and your stage management team.
DON’T Gossip. Keep this a place where everyone belongs and
feels safe.
DON’T Give notes or suggestions to other cast or crew members.
If you feel there is a problem talk to the director.
Giving other actors notes is not acceptable. Actors giving crew notes is not acceptable.
DON’T Touch or move anyone else’s prop or costume, ever.

23. DOs and DON’Ts for Parents
DO Read the announcements every week.
DO Volunteer…please! Meals are GREATLY appreciated and helpful to make sure your students are happy, healthy, and fed! If families don’t volunteer, then students eat junk food for a week and will be more lethargic, irritable, and become sick. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen!
DON’T Make new appointments or plans for your student during scheduled rehearsal times; wait until the specific schedule for that week is published.
DON’T Take photos or record during the performances! You will receive free access to professional photography and video of the performances. It is distracting to your fellow audience members.

24. Crew  Crew Head  ASM  SM FRY
Chain of Command
Katie Spence (Run Crew Head)
Carina Glasgow (Make-Up Head)
Abi Smith (Costume Head)
Taiten Tibbot (Master Lighting Electrician)
Brea Spence (Master Sound Engineer)
Crew Assignments will be ed by Thursday! 
(Attendance tonight will impact crews.)
When jobs are completed or there is a minor problem, use the chain of command.
In the event of an emergency, OF COURSE go to Fry first.
Crew  Crew Head  ASM  SM FRY
Actors  ASM  SM  FRY

25. Participate in Strike on February 9th 12:00 – 6:00pm
All Cast and Crew are required to (Unless exception has already been discussed):
Participate in Strike on February 9th
12:00 – 6:00pm
If we finish early, we leave early. 
This should be a quick day. Bring your power drill.

26. Thank you for being here!
Order t-shirt by putting name and size on clipboard
Sign up to help with tech meals/snacks (Use QR Code or link on website)
Sign up to help with ticket sales (go to editable link on website)
Purchase make-up kits on your own time if necessary
Complete Informed Consent Form if necessary
Sign up to volunteer (go to ISD website and fill out application)