----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
What a feast you lay before us. Thank you Mary, Alice, Gail, Madge, Stan, Terry, and Doc! What a job to sort, balance, figure all this out.
--Maggie
-----Original Message----- From: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:24 PM To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time,with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
Thanks, Mag!!
----- Original Message ---- From: Maggie Megaw maggie@bizaffairs.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 9:22:28 PM Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
What a feast you lay before us. Thank you Mary, Alice, Gail, Madge, Stan, Terry, and Doc! What a job to sort, balance, figure all this out.
--Maggie
-----Original Message----- From: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:24 PM To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time,with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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Yes, THANK you, Maggie!!
From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com Reply-To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:28:17 -0700 (PDT) To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
Thanks, Mag!!
----- Original Message ---- From: Maggie Megaw
To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23,
2010 9:22:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
(Second time, with attachment)
What a feast you lay before us. Thank you
Mary, Alice, Gail, Madge, Stan, Terry, and Doc! What a job to sort, balance, figure all this out.
--Maggie
-----Original Message----- From:
weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:24 PM To:
weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we
go! (Second time,with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary
Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com
To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed,
June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM
Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the
discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone
consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI
performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re:
the strongest voices
in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins
mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we
can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn
our
lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING,
THE
INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant
CHRISTOPHER
SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly¹s
wife
A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS
OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET
PLAYER
KING PLAYER QUEEN THE
PLAYERS
ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S
DROMIO
S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E
DROMIO
E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS
2.4.
LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING
SERVANTS 4.1
GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH
NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND
LORDS
HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING
LORD
PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG
3.2
OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT
1.5
MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED
TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH
GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW,
SILENCE
SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3
STATUE
LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as
of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue
is addressed." QUINCE
BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER
MECHANICALS
THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES
DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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list
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fo/weeklong-l
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I got mine!!!! Thank YOU!
JOY
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:28:17 -0700 From: mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
Thanks, Mag!!
----- Original Message ---- From: Maggie Megaw maggie@bizaffairs.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 9:22:28 PM Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
What a feast you lay before us. Thank you Mary, Alice, Gail, Madge, Stan, Terry, and Doc! What a job to sort, balance, figure all this out.
--Maggie
-----Original Message----- From: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:24 PM To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time,with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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I got the list of scenes. Thank you!
much love, Susan
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 8:22 PM, Maggie Megaw maggie@bizaffairs.com wrote:
What a feast you lay before us. Thank you Mary, Alice, Gail, Madge, Stan, Terry, and Doc! What a job to sort, balance, figure all this out.
--Maggie
-----Original Message----- From: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 5:24 PM To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time,with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington < mmdarlington@gmail.com>; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO
E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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I got the list printed out. thanks for all your work to get to this point.
--- On Wed, 6/23/10, Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment) To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010, 7:24 PM
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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You're most welcome!
From: Jeff Larsen larsbeck@swbell.net Reply-To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2010 22:46:54 -0700 (PDT) To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: Re: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
I got the list printed out. thanks for all your work to get to this point.
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From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment) To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010, 7:24 PM
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between
scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com;
Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com
Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow
forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly¹s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN
POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER
GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO
CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE
CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD
PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA
LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN
OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR
GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE
FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE
LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed."
QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS
HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON
TITANIA
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My dear ancianos,
I was finally able to get to our emails after a few days away and so:
Thank you committee women. It's a wonderful scene list!
And thank you Doc! I will make the deadline.
It WAS like God picking, Terry. Or Freud. I totally agree. Godenfreude.
Michael, your daughter Kate sounds so accomplished. Lucky us if she agrees to the project.
Rubber ducky, you ARE the one. After all these years.
Someone bring a Beyonce cd. Maybe Kate will videotape us dancing in our leotards.
I'll begin my sit ups tomorrow. Purging will come later, when the sit ups don't work.
Jayne ________________________________________ From: weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [weeklong-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Mary Collins [mmcollins50@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 7:24 PM To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: [Weeklong-l] Fw: Heigh Ho, and here we go! (Second time, with attachment)
----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com To: weeklong-l@lists.wikimedia.org Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 8:20:04 PM Subject: Heigh Ho, and here we go!
Dear Ancianos,
Here are the results of all the discussion, voting, to'ing, fro'ing, phone consulting, spreadsheets, line counts and so on. Hurrah! We hope it is an accurate reflection of the general consensus. We've tried to include lots of scenes with plenty of speakers, mixing the sad and the happy, the solemn and the serious, and to give the performance a structure related to playing (with a tip of the hat to our original theme). There will still be time for discussion about transitions between scenes and even whether we need to trim further. The scenes with their speakers are listed below and as an attachment.
Doc will have time as of July 9, once Camp Shakespeare's AYLI performs, to do the casting, so please read/reread, and decide which TWO substantial roles you would most like to play. We have listed nearly all the roles, for context, but are asking for your desires re: the strongest voices in the scenes. Please email your choices to Doc and the committee (tried to put this info in a line for you, but it didn't work):
Mary Collins mmcollins50@yahoo.com; James Ayres jayres@cvctx.com; McDonald G. G.McDonald@soton.ac.uk; Madge Darlington mmdarlington@gmail.com; Stan Kern stan@texashealingarts.com Terry Galloway <tlgalloway@aol.com Alice Gordon <alicegordon@earthlink.net
Almost there! thanks for your patience, and we can now begin having those dreams where we somehow forgot to learn our lines....
Love and best wishes to all,
The Committee and Doc
Scenes to be performed August 14, 2010 at Shakespeare at Winedale
TAMING, THE INDUCTION, Scene 2 A LORD, later posing as a servant CHRISTOPHER SLY / HAMLET BARTHOLOMEW, PAGE TO THE LORD, later posing as sly’s wife A COMPANY OF STROLLING PLAYERS HUNTSMEN AND SERVANTS TO THE LORD HOSTESS OF A TAVERN
HAMLET 3.2. LINES 1 - 295 HAMLET PLAYER KING PLAYER QUEEN THE PLAYERS ROSENCRANTZ GUILDENSTERN POLONIUS OPHELIA GERTRUDE CLAUDIUS HORATIO
COE 2.2 + 3.1 (TRIM, IF POSSIBLE) ANTIPHOLUS S DROMIO S ADRIANA LUCIANA
ANTIPHOLUS E DROMIO E BALTHASAR LUCE ANGELO
LEAR STOCKS 2.4. LEAR FOOL KNIGHT KENT GLOUCESTER GENTLEMAN CORNWALL REGAN GONERIL
TAMING SERVANTS 4.1 GRUMIO CURTIS NATHANIEL PHILIP JOSEPH NICHOLAS PETRUCHIO KATE FIRST SERVANT PETER
WTALE 3.2 LEONTES OFFICERS AND LORDS HERMIONE CLEOMENES DION SERVANT PAULINA SPEAKING OFFICER SPEAKING LORD PAULINA
MND LOVERS GANG 3.2 OBERON PUCK DEMETRIUS HERMIA LYSANDER HELENA
[INTERMISSION]
12TH NIGHT 1.5 MARIA CLOWN OLIVIA MALVOLIO TOBY VIOLA
LEAR 4.5 OR 4.6 (IN CONFLATED TEXT) GLOUCESTER, EDGAR, AND LEAR ON THE HEATH GLOUCESTER EDGAR LEAR GENTLEMAN OSWALD
2H4 3.2 SHALLOW, SILENCE SHALLOW SILENCE FALSTAFF MOULDY SHADOW WART FEEBLE BULCALF
WT 5.3 STATUE LEONTES PAULINA POLIXENES PERDITA CAMILLO FLORIZEL LORDS
MND 5.1, as of line 106, "So please your grace, the prologue is addressed." QUINCE BOTTOM/PYRAMUS FLUTE/THISBY OTHER MECHANICALS THESEUS HIPPOLYTA PHILOSTRATE FAIRIES DEMETRIUS LYSANDER PUCK OBERON TITANIA
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