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Yes, deadlines to ensure all four different groups are working efficiently

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constant conversations amongst everyone including design will help to make sure everyone has a good idea of the vision

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changes can and should be made up to the last minute if it is something that will improve and add to the performance

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it is good to have a focus in each rehearsal and and have something to work towards - decided before the rehearsal

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games can be useful as a warm up and to relax people in the space and feel comfortable

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Rehearsal should have a focus but not a goal

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Yes, so important to establish a fun and relaxed rehearsal environment so we all feel comfortable sharing ideas with each other etc.

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BR2: How do we know if our work means what we want it to mean?

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BR2: How do we know if our work means what we want it to mean?

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Have feedback from directors, fresh pair of eyes gives new perspective.

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Sometimes definitely talking can help. These conversations can happen over zoom to ensure that we make the most of what little in-person time we have.

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who should be in the room during a rehearsal

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who should be in the room during a rehearsal

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it depends on what type of rehearsal it is eg not all actors always needed, different directors for different aspects of performance

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it is always important to start with a warm to engage everyone

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Maybe a general objective to start off the rehearsal, decided by the directors, but always leaving room to just see where the rehearsal takes us.

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teamwork <3

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At what point do we abandon something? Was it wasted time?

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At what point do we abandon something? Was it wasted time?

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the time is never wasted bc you wouldn't have arrived at the final product without many small failed ideas.

Sometimes when ditching an idea, the directors might just need to make the final decision.

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Keep responding to feedback

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What are the criteria for what we use from the script?

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What are the criteria for what we use from the script?

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As long as we keep the key elements of the storyline and our piece is clearly recognisable as an adaptation.

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How do we use our research?is is useful?

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How do we use our research?is is useful?

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- as long as we all understand the theme we are discussing
- script adapters and adaptors keep it in mind
Use research as a stimulus during rehearsal

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- Rather than think about all the bits that are wrong atm lets just start making work and then we can refine it

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- writing should start asap
- get a character list at least
- directors form their creative overview
- leave space for a collabrotive script

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once we have the basis of our script however we believe that new ideas should always be welcome and incorparated

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once we begin the rehearsal process  we will discover the gaps and will fill them through group discussion and new ideas
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any research about our topic and surrounding context is useful - could be more radical  in our writing and use verbatim from real stories

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through opinions and discussions - listening to everyone's views on what we have created and not be afraid to voice what you think

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no time is wasted in a process, everything has some use !!!!! however, sometimes things may have to be abandoned as the process develops and the works progresses