so the title of the bellow blog WAS going to be 'boradswords, no wait rapiers!, no sorry hand-to-hand combat. o wait no.... just use your arms as broadswords.' I believe this expresses my opinion about this unfortunate albiet neccecary change to our final scene.
But rewinding to the beggining of the day. The character understanding (which was instructed by a person who's name i have scince forgot) was helpfull and my only regret is that i forgot to ask her (i do rememer the instructors sex) for two sheets for both of my primary characters. I found it fun to watch other people bring there characters both physicaly, and emotionaly to new heights. The sheets themeselves helped my disect and reconstruct King Edward IV. I found our instructor much more helpfull than our monday instructor i will say, even if she did sound like a psychic from a certain supernatural movie. ;)
Moving on to Richard III. Congradulations on finishing blocking this very complex play which is very much shakespearian. the ghost scene was very confusing, wasnt it norah? but im sure with ian's guidance we will work out the kinks, in this scene and otherwise. Run through tommorow will be interesting. I would like to start actualy using the doors and the ladder and such soon, if not tommorow. Almost done with my lines!!
Thank you katherine for coming in and helping us with our stage combat!
-Evan Close
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