Rehearsal was a little strange tonight. A student contacted me during the school day and asked if they could wear Halloween costumes instead of their show costumes during rehearsal tonight since they wouldn't be able to go trick-or-treating. I was honestly exhausted and grouchy, so I asked Jeremy what he thought of the idea. He said, "What could it hurt?" so the kids got to wear costumes. It made for some odd pictures!
A Hershey bar narrator
Ryleigh came straight from cheer practice in Lexington to her scene on stage--hence her cheerleading shorts and winter coat.
Iggy the bookie was dressed in army safety gear tonight.
Our George and Martha were instead a Hershey bar (Keegan plays 2 parts) and Rosie the Riveter.
The scene at Madame's house may be the toughest scene of the show. It's about 13 minutes long and has been moving very slowly.
Sylvia looks so gorgeous in my junior prom dress for her Edie Buffet character.
Some of the kids found some random costume pieces around the stage this evening for some extra fun since they didn't bring Halloween costumes. I don't even know what to call Kyle's getup!
Celebrating another run through/rehearsal
Some of them were listening to my Act 1 rehearsal notes...
The students running lights are doing an awesome job of working out some difficult timing to have a cool spotlight effect on Annah several times in the show.
Preparing the suspects for possible audience questions...
We ended rehearsal fairly early this evening, so maybe some of them got a few minutes of trick-or-treating in?
