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2 Picking a play Analyze your audience Who will audition? Look at the technical elements Cast-size

3 Auditions: Cattle-call Sight/cold-read Monologue Call-backs

4 Casting Terms: Double casting Type casting Callboard Understudy

5 Rehearsals: NOT called play practice Warm-ups Read- throughs Blocking Walk-throughs Work-throughs Line bash/Off book Run-throughs Technical rehearsals Dress rehearsals

6 Stage Etiquette 15 minutes early Meet “off-book” deadlines No eating/drinking in costume Prepared: script, pencil, paper

7 SHOW TIME! The evening of the shows: Call-time- costume, makeup, and warmups “Places” Show time Curtain call Photo call Meet and Greet

8 Strike Once the show is over, within the next week the cast and crew stay behind and “strike,” or take down, the set.

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