Here's how my process always goes:
1. I learn all my lines to the letter--sitting on my sofa or walking around the kitchen at home.
2. I arrive at Winedale, get on stage with my fellows, and my mind goes completely blank.
3. My fellows lovingly and patiently work me back to the state where I can say my lines on stage--and at night while I'm asleep in bed.
4. Yes, steps 2 and 3 all happen within the space of one week.

I'm willing to try everyone knowing all the lines--learning all the lines--by process of our having done it over and over and over again.

I feel I'm nearing the edge of the bungee-jumping cliff, y'all! See you soon!

love,
Susan



On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 4:26 PM, Bruce Meyer <Bruce.Meyer@utsouthwestern.edu> wrote:
to have the entire scene before arrival is beyond life threatening (newborns don't let you get much sleep)...
but I am happy to learn it in circle and take my part after we arrive.

>>> James Ayres <jayres@cvctx.com> 7/16/2010 6:32 PM >>>
Clayton has sent you the script for the Induction.  Whenever I have
done it, I asked everyone to learn all of the lines (except, Sly's and
Bartholomew's, of course).  If that is life-threatening at this point
(with 22 days to go), then we need to assign servant lines (servant 1,
2, 3, 4, etc.

What do you think?

Doc



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