Well... it looks like today's clear, so... Let's do the dress-rehearsal tonight, everyone? If that's all right... I know it's a little sudden, but with the curses...
And, as long as there isn't a curse... The performance of The Importance of Being Earnest will be this Friday, at seven p.m.!
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Dress Rehearsal Action Log )
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But then I'll be backstage so please don't really do that because I can't actually heal very well.
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I'm Alexis... Castle. Alexis Castle.
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I'm Neil Perry, it's nice to meet you. It's a little late in the production to take on new cast, but I hope you and your grandmother will come to the show? And of course I'd love to have her on board for the next!
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All in all, she's ecstatic to be here, and immediately sets about bustling around getting herself into costume in preparation for the rehearsal.]
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[Alester pokes around frantically backstage. He's tenser than usual and looks like he hasn't been sleeping or eating much lately, though it's not so much that it's less than usual it's just that he's not hiding the fact well.]
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[She frowns a little, putting her own costuming on hold to come over and help him look, which has the interesting effect of leaving her in stocking feet with one lace glove on and her hair halfway braided down her back.]
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[He sighs, and runs his fingers through his now somewhat actual disheveled hair.]
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Just as promised, he's doing his best to stay tucked away so as not to do anything wrong by accident. Curiously Mouse peers up at Neil up on the stage and waves whenever he catches his attention but otherwise is silent.
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Neil drops off the stage to come say hello as soon as he gets a chance, grinning brightly at Mouse. Which, well, Neil's big on grinning, but that doesn't make it any less genuine.
"Hey! Anyone give you a script yet, so you can follow along?"
He won't say anything overtly about the book, which he's already paged through, but something about it has crept into his smile.
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Finally relinquishing the hand with its newly ravished nail, Mouse points towards the curtains that frame the stage. "Todd," he says, explaining that the other boy was here somewhere. Not really relevant to Neil's line of questioning, sure, but Mouse felt he'd probably want to know anyway.
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"You can glare if we get lines wrong," he says with a little teasing note in his voice.
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I'd say I'm not the only theatre person, but... well, I guess I'm more or less the one in charge? I'm Neil Perry.
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