Scene 1:
scene
Diction
Likes how I try to overshadow agatha
More of uncomfortable on “no I wouldn’t say that”
Run a lap around emilie
Notes:
Needs more colour
Commitment
“I was writing about” don’t cut off
Murdered- was good
10/12
More colour- active imagination
11/12
Just did a run, that was the best I’ve ever done it. I made so many more choices and everything felt so much more heightened. I felt the emotions so much more which gave me a lot moreange in my performance. That is the best I have felt with crying.
General notes
- Don’t breathe in the middle of a thought
- The more high enotion you are- the more muscular you have to be- crying
- “all” and “almost” Â
“this will all be such fun”- clarity
Muscularity especially at the end of words “olD”
Clarity and diction in scene with darcie – muscularity
^especially when on chair
“maRjory”
“whats this” not “whats that”
LONDON
“that’s how time works out here” make clear
Energy was wonderful- just muscularity and diction
Active imagination was good
Names should be clear
MASTER BRAMWELL should send shiver
Huldey colour to big paragraphs
- What does she love about the flowers? How they scratch her leg?
- Doe she like how cold the air is
- How barren it is
12/12
- Sit down when ben goes down- scene 4
- Stop acting like going to be cut off
- More fun in the lute moment- shake it, like Christmas
- Hold upstage hand
- Make more of a thing about not getting a seat
- Sit at the back in darcies seat at the end of scene 1
- Good at coming into 2 with energy
- If step on skirt, use it
- Vivid and upsetting was missed
- Scene 4 was a transformation