Jun 29, 2014
This is a short compilation of me opping the show. I got my cues from caitlyn (The dsm), i would let her know i was 'standing by' ready for the cue, then she would tell me when to go.
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This is a short compilation of me opping the show. I got my cues from caitlyn (The dsm), i would let her know i was 'standing by' ready for the cue, then she would tell me when to go.
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Lx 25th June - Second show
Today I came in at twelve to sort out the amendments that needed to be made to the lighting using the lists that I made during both the run and the first show.
Also Denise had cut quite a bit from the longer, duller scenes and wanted to add another state, so Caitlyn, Dan (Sound) and myself had a meeting with her to go through the changes.
The show tonight went a lot better than the previous nights performance and my list of amendments is significantly shorter. The only big problem i had tonight was that the footlights on one side were kicked into the band pit when an actor fell over, the next set of footlights is linked up to it which meant that the set that got kicked were hanging down the side of the apron. We solved this by speaking to the band on cans and asking them to lift it back onto the stage. I then checked them and re-positioned them during the interval.
Lx 24th June - First show
Today we started by running the through the rest of the second act (making a few changes here and there), as this had been plotted the night before, we expected this to go quite quickly and planned to start a dress run at half eleven. However (In true miskin fashion) this run didn't start till about half past three; it was here that we discovered that both acts run over an hour long and with the interval included aswell this now meant that we had less than half an hour until the house opened.
We raced to get the lighting desk out of the space and in the control room as quickly as possible and whilst i was setting it up everybody else was getting their presets done and taking out the production desk. Unfortunately this meant we had no time to correct the lx notes we made in the run.Â
The first show went well, and there were no major catastrophes. There were some clearance issues and a couple of late cues. But for a first show it went quite well, especially since we started teching less than a week ago.