Georgetown Palace Theatre
Damn Performance Report for
1776
Friday, October 7
Director: Cliff Butler
Stage Manager: Faith Castaneda
Cast called at 6:30p
Began Act 1: 7:39p Intermission: 9:13-9:30p Ended: 10:18p
Late: Ann (e)
Missing: Paula (e)
Didn't Sign In:
House Open: 7:07p | Weather: 64* à 61* | |
Act 1: 1 hr 26 mins | Intermission: 17 mins | Act 2: 48 mins |
House Manager: Jan McCormick | House Count: | |
Show Irregularities: Telisa ran Spot 2 (THANK YOU!)
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General:
Warmups Ran Façade Changes House Opened Ran Show Party! J
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Cast:
AMAZING opening! The show was awesome and received well! Great Job all!
Remember that the curtain call is for you! Recognition for your part in the show. Please look like you had fun. :)
People were impressed with how nicely opening went! House opened a little late but we started pretty close to on time and had a pretty short intermission! We also shaved 11 mins off the show! Thanks for that!!
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Crew:
This show wouldn't look like it does without you! Thank you for all you do!!
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Accidents/Injuries:
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Next Performance:
Saturday, October 8 // Mainstage // 6:15p
6:15p // Crew Call 6:30p // Cast Call 6:40p // Warmups/Mic Check – Run Sit Down, John vocally 6:50p // Run Cool, Cool with band
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Costume:
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Facilities:
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Set:
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Props:
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Lighting/FX:
Light on deadhang is out of focus – need to refocus.
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Sound:
2 new batteries died too soon – on Ron's desk Rose will get a new element for Sat's performance
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Band:
Thank you Band! Sounded Great! Downbeat at 6:40p
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Trivia:
Character Hightlight: (Wikipedia)
Richard Henry Lee
Richard Henry Lee (January 20, 1732 – June 19, 1794) was an American statesman from Virginia best known for the motion in the Second Continental Congress calling for the colonies' independence from Great Britain. His famous resolution of June 1776 led to the United States Declaration of Independence, which Lee signed. Lee had returned to Virginia by the time Congress voted on and adopted the Declaration of Independence, but he signed the document when he returned to Congress.
He was a member of the Lee family, a historically influential family in Virginia politics.
Lee married first on December 5, 1757, Anne Aylett. Anne died December 12, 1768. The couple had four children. Thomas Lee (1758–1805). Col. Ludwell Lee, Esq. (1760–1836) Mary Lee (1764–1795) Hannah Lee (1765–1801)
Lee remarried in June or July 1769 to Anne (Gaskins) Pinckard. The couple had five children. Anne Lee (1770–1804) Henrietta "Harriotte" Lee (1773–1803) Sarah Caldwell "Sally" Lee (1775–1837) Cassius Lee (1779–1850). Francis Lightfoot Lee II (1782–1850) | ||
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