Today’s rehearsal of David Copperfield was rather relaxing. As yesterday was the last day of the first week of rehearsals, the company dynamic has started to get more comfortable. We, as an ensemble of actors, directors, stage managers and musicians, have much more of an understanding of where we want the play to go and how to get there. Most of the cast (mainly ensemble) had the day off to rest and to learn lines, while some of the main characters with definite scenes came in to rehearse from 10:00 till 1:00. This may only be three hours and would normally take us up to about lunch time, however, this was a packed three hours full of lots of exciting and imaginative things. I, for example, worked with another company member on the choreography of a stylistic scene where a ship in the play sinks and two characters, including my own, drowns. We went off to the Gwen Watford and started to work on a sequence. The idea behind this sequence/scene was that we were to be underwater and...
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