So...after rehearsal we could..... — Page 2

Have a dance party. Nothing in our department is complete until there is a dance party.

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Logainne- at least once a month after my friend improv show we head to Friendly's. And after every show we have at the theatre up the street that's where we can be found... it's a nice little tradition. :)

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We had one rehearsal that involved set painting as well. We all went to the mall in our crappy clothing covered with paint and with it in our hair and everything. Keep in mind, when you give high school kids buckets of paint things get a little wild. There was a massive paint fight before the mall. We got there, shopped, got the dirtiest looks and then went home. We took the subway home and had a mini vocal rehearsal on the train.

On weekend rehearsals, if we got out before it was too late, we'd walk to a nearby park and goofed off. We played on the playground, played basketball, and just acted like losers.

Another time, most of the cast came to my house (15 kids...two cars...fun) and wrote a song for our director that we sang on closing night. It wound up being all of us talking s**t about everyone, gossipping, and singing all day long.

For regular rehearsals, my best friend and I would stand on the stage and sing to each other or belt out random songs. Then we'd go home and sit in the car and talk for an hour. Great times...

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Updated On: 12/25/05 at 02:42 PM

Dennys till 1am or so. Then after, wal-mart till 3:30ish. And getting hit on by an old guy in a wheel chair, who got out of it to say hello to us...Ya, that was gross. But the rest was AMAZING

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Hasn't anyone ever told you not to eat or drink in costume! (And a milkshake!! Lol)

And I don't know how so many people can go out w/out taking their stage make-up off. Not that I'd care going out in make-up, but you can feel it filling the pores after a while.

In grade school, head to George's and watch Real World.
In high school, head out to the Square...Baker-Style.
Now in college, head out to Espesso Royale for coffee or Murphy's Pub if it's a Monday.

Not very exciting or funny upon reading it, but we had/have a blast.

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food afterwards is always fun. closer to the show, after one of the rehearsals, almost the whole cast went out for pizza. (I was Dr Bayliss in Arthur Miller's All My Sons at my high school.) There is this dumb senior game 'Assassins' where many of the seniors form groups and have to try to 'kill' all of the other groups with water guns. The student director was with us at pizza, and he was a senior, and just as we were sitting down to eat, a bunch of guys ran in and got us all wet... they broke the rules, yes (you can't shoot people INSIDE of public places), but it was nonetheless quite fun.

There's an amazing burger place near my ballet studio/ theatre. We always go there. We'd always go out for lunch during summer intensive ballet, too. Picture about 50 teenage ballet dancers, all wearing pink tights with shorts and skirts, and taped-up toes in flip-flops, taking over Harvard Square.

hahaha I love this board, anyways I forgot to add the cast party we always have the typical cast party