Wow, how did you get guilty every night but one? I'm impressed. My production also had not guilty every night but one where the jury may or may not have been riged, no one would tell us for sure. I played Nancy Lee, which was a lot of fun, so I was quite happy when Karen was found guilty.
I was just in a production of 'Night of January 16th' and was wondering if anyone else has been in it. If so, how many guity/ not guilty verdicts did you get. Also, who do you think actually did it?
When I saw The Pillowman people's cellphones kept going off. It happened four times. One of them was at a very suspensful part and the actor's had to wait because the persons cell was going off. The worst part was that the person did not turn it off, it just kept ringing. Finally it went off on its own and the play continuted.
I'm in rehearsals right now for "Night of January 16th" at my college. I am playing Nancy Lee Faulkner. It is such an interesting play! And after that I will hopefully be helping backstage on their production of "Cabaret".
I have a bunch. One of my favorites was the whole cast singing "Hey Micky You're So Fine." Another was the cast circling up and yelling "Kill, kill, kill, kill" and than screaming as lound as we could (this was in a production of a spoof on the Scottish Play, by the bye).
My school is also doing Cabaret and our costume designer got the book “The Hot Girls of Weimar Berlin” By Barbara Ulrich. She said it was a good book to get ideas from.
When you apply the spirit gum dab it very lightly with a rag or something so that it is sticky and the moustache does not slide around when you put it on. And yeah, use spirit gum remover.
I am going to have to agree with the people saying the original. I really like both, but I listen to the original much more. This could possibly be because I had the original recording before the revival came out and it was the one I fell in love with.