Monday:
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Normally have your get in at 8am, including
rigging and the fit up.
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Then around 12pm you would try and start
focusing, this will be going on for the majority of the afternoon.
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Between 4-5pm approximately you would start the plotting,
this could take on average 1-3 hours (or for big shows it could take longer)
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Then at 7pm you would start your tech run, you
might not finish the tech run but would make a start.
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At approx. 9.30pm you would finish, at this time
stuff like set painting or if the floors needed painting then this is when it
would happen.
Tuesday:
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You would then arrive at 9am and carry on with
the tech run.
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Then at approx. 4pm you would start the dress
rehearsal.
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The between 8-9pm you would finish for the day.
Wednesday:
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You would start with a couple of run-throughs at
around 9-10pm or what time the Director Requests.
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You would be touching up any little details that
haven’t been addressed in concern to the set, props, and costumes.
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You would then have a show at 7pm.
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After the show you would pre-set the show ready
for the next performance.
Thursday:
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You would normally arrive at 10-11pm and check
all of the pre-sets are still in the right place.
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You would then sit down with the director and he
would have written a list of notes while watching the performance, which will
all be addressed by cast and crew.
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You would then take a break and then come back
ready for a 1.30-2pm show.
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This show would normally finish around 5pm and
then you will pre-set again ready for the evening performance.
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Then 7.30pm Show.
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Then at the end of the day you pre-set again for
the next show on Friday.
Friday:
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You will be called in at around 11-12pm ready
for the 2pm show.
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This would be the last show so you would strike
and put away as much as possible.
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After this is done the crew would be allowed to
go home.
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