- The Seussical script itself is somewhat choppy, more like a parade of scenes than a story, so anything we can do to tie it together would be helpful.
- In every scene, know what your character wants.
- Enter AND exit the scene in character. Seuss world ends a few steps offstage, not at the curtain line.
- Scenes without dancing/choreography need to have as much energy as those with. Be careful not to drop energy level.
- Be sure you are presenting yourselves in levels--adds dimension instead of flatness.
- Be sure to articulate words, emphasize final consonants, don't drop off end of lines--all necessary for audience to understand what is being said.
Overall, he was very impressed with the show--thinks we have a great show already and it will only get better! He was especially impressed with Mitchell and Raegan--great job!
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