Georgia All-State Show
2017
Memphis is a musical by David Bryan (music and lyrics) and Joe DiPietro (lyrics and
book). It is loosely based on Memphis disc jockey Dewey Phillips, on of the first white
DJs to play black music in the 1950s. John Simon of the Bloomberg News praised the
show as well: “I guarantee you a rambunctious good time, highlighted by rousing music
and singing, spectacular dancing, and a witty moving story.”
Table of Contents
Creative Team ……….......……………………………………………………….…….. page 2
Performance Opportunities ………………………………………………………... pages 3-4
Technical Opportunities …………………………………………..………………….... page 5
Audition and Interview Information (performer and technician) .………..……... pages 6-7
Audition and Interview Specifics (performer and technician) .……………......... pages 8-9
Rehearsal and Performance Schedule ……………………………..…….……… page 10
Performer and Technician Contract ……………………………………..…….. pages 11-13
Theatre Code of Ethics …………………………………………………..………...… page 14
Financial Commitment/Payment Plan ……………………………….…………..…. page 15
Participant Permission Form ………………………………………………………… page 16
Audition/Informational Form ……………………..…………………………...…...…. page 17
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Creative Team
GEORGIA CHAPTER DIRECTOR
Paul Hampton (Columbus HS)
DIRECTOR
Jenny Morris (Putnam HS)
Choreographer …………………………………….... Richard Frazier (Northside HS, WR)
Assistant Choreographer ……………………………….….... Jenny Morris (Putnam HS)
Assistant Director …………………………………... Richard Frazier (Northside HS, WR)
Music Director ………………………………………………...….. Enid Smith (Baldwin HS)
Assistant Musical Director ……………………………….….. Kathy Carroll (Baldwin ES)
Assistant Musical Director ………………………………….….. Lenae Rose (Salem HS)
Technical Director ………………………………..... Mark Weaver (Georgia Military ACA)
Set Designer/Constructor ……………….….... Cassandra Edwards (Lithia Springs HS)
Set Crew ………………………………………………………….…………….. TBA Students
Lighting Designer ………………………………………………………………… TBA Adult
Light Board Operator ……………………………………………………....… TBA Students
Spot Operators ………………………………………………………….…….. TBA Students
Sound Designers/Operators/Engineers .……………………………… Don McCampbell
Tegan McCampbell
Costume Designer/Constructor ……………………..….. Jessica Smith (Memorial MS)
Make-up and Hair/Costume Assistants …………………………….…….. TBA Students
Properties Master ………………………………… Nicholas Sostillio (Warner Robins HS)
Set Crew …………………………………….…………………………...….….. TBA Students
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Performance Opportunities
Limit of 4 participants (performers or technicians) per school.
Must currently be in 9th, 10th, or 11th grades to audition.
Character Breakdown
HUEY - Caucasian, 20s-30s. Frenzied, bombastic, motor-mouthed hero, who talks his
way into becoming a DJ at a local white Radio station. Ignores race barriers and
eventually falls in love with Felicia, a talented black singer, which causes a whole new
set of problems for Huey in a segregated 1950s Memphis. Tenor must have a great feel
for pop/rock/r&b music styles.
FELICIA - African American, 20s-30s. Beautiful, wide-eyed. Fiercely gifted singer.
Follows her heart and falls in love with Huey, despite knowing deep down that a
relationship between a white man and a black woman in prejudiced Memphis is doomed.
High r&b belt.
DELRAY - African American man, 30s-40s. Felicia's older brother. Owns the club on
Beale Street where she sings. Realistic, cautious, protective, and aware of the realities
of the segregation that exists in Memphis and the world beyond. Bari-tenor with great
pop/rock/r&b singing voice.
GLADYS - Caucasian, 40s-60s. Huey's stern, traditional blue-collar, Southern mother.
Has worked her entire life to be able to support herself and her son, whom she loves,
but about whom she constantly worries. Strong singer with alto-belt mix; excellent actor
with comic skills.
GATOR - African American man, 20s-30s. Bartender at Delray's - hasn't spoken since
age five, when he saw his father killed. As the story progresses, Gator finds his voice
again. Requires an excellent actor and singer (great r&b Bari-tenor); comic timing a plus.
BOBBY - African American, 30s-40s. Janitor at Mr. Simmons' radio station. Full of
personality and heart. Great gospel voice. Role requires an actor who is comfortable
with physicality, as he has a dance break in his show-stopping number ''Big Love”;
comic skills a plus.
MR. SIMMONS - Caucasian, 40s-60s. Conservative owner of the radio station where
Huey gets his start. The strong, Southern, commanding businessman becomes willing
to take a chance on Huey when he realizes the audience Huey reaches and the money
he can command. Great actor who is comfortable singing.
MALE ENSEMBLE - All ethnicities. Male dancers who sing very well, to play various
ensemble characters. Seeking excellent, athletic dancers who sing.
FEMALE ENSEMBLE - All ethnicities. Female dancers who sing very well, to play
various ensemble characters. Seeking excellent, athletic dancers who sing.
Multiple Speaking Roles and Featured Roles for the Ensemble
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Musical Numbers
Act I
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Underground - Delray, Felicia and Company*
The Music of My Soul - Huey, Felicia and Company*
Scratch My Itch - Wailin' Joe and Company*
Ain't Nothin' But a Kiss - Felicia and Huey
Hello, My Name is Huey- Huey, and Company
That's Not Possible- Huey, and Company
Everybody Wants to Be Black on a Saturday Night - Company
Make Me Stronger - Huey, Mama, Felicia and Company
Colored Woman – Felicia*
Someday - Felicia and Company*
She's My Sister - Delray and Huey*
Radio - Huey and Company*
Say a Prayer - Gator and Company*
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Crazy Little Huey - Huey and Company
Big Love – Bobby*
Love Will Stand When All Else Falls - Felicia and Company*
Stand Up - Delray, Felicia, Huey, Gator, Bobby and Company
Change Don't Come Easy - Mama, Delray, Gator and Bobby*
Tear Down the House - Huey and Company
Love Will Stand/Ain't Nothin' But a Kiss (Reprise) - Felicia and Huey
Memphis Lives in Me - Huey and Company*
Steal Your Rock 'n' Roll - Huey, Felicia and Company
Act II
The * represents the songs the director will want to hear at callbacks and/or auditions
for specific characters.
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Technical Opportunities
Limit of 4 participants (performers or technicians) per school.
Must currently be in 9th, 10th, or 11th grades to interview.
10 positions available
STAGE MANAGER (1)
Report to both the Artistic and Technical Directors
Responsible for communication between the actors and Directors, running of the stage
during rehearsals and calling the show.
SET CONSTRUCTION/RUNNING CREW (4) Report to Technical Director
Work as a team to fabricate the set according to the design. Responsible for the
placement and removal of sets and props during scene changes. May be asked to
assist other crews as needed.
LIGHTING OPERATORS (3)
Report to Technical Director/Lighting Designer
Responsible for the servicing, hanging, color-filtering and focusing of lighting
instruments to meet the design specifications and running the board during production.
You will need to be able to run spotlights also. May be asked to assist other crews as
needed.
COSTUMES/MAKE-UP/HAIR INTERN (2)
Report to Costume Designer
Function as an intern to the staff Costume Designer. Opportunity to learn the craft under
a mentor by assisting in creation or collection of costumes and developing appropriate
make-up/hair designs for the actors. Manages costumes. Cutting, sewing and
constructing skills would be nice. May be asked to assist other crews as needed.
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Audition Information
PERFORMERS
Limit of 4 participants (performers or technicians) per school.
Must currently be in 9th, 10 th, or 11th grades to audition.
AUDITION Information:
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Bring the following items with you to auditions:
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Completed Participant Permission & Agreement Form
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Completed Participant Information Form
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Copy of your Conference Agreement Form (see troupe director)
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Printed Copy of Resume
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Printed 8x10 Headshot
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Printed and Signed Permission Slip
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Come prepared with 30 seconds to a minute of a song from the show or
a musical theatre selection that shows off your voice in the style of the
show.
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Arrive dressed in nice dance clothing or clothing you can move in for both
auditions as everyone will learn a 30 second dance combination.
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If you are performing or working tech in a show during this time frame,
please come right after your show or come to the other track audition. This
option is only available to those participating in a show.
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Your director must report to a mandatory meeting during your
track’s dance from 10:00-10:30pm in Ballroom B
TECHNICIANS
Limit of 4 participants (performers or technicians) per school.
Must currently be in 9th, 10 th, or 11th grades to interview.
INTERVIEW Information:
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Bring the following items with you to your interview:
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Completed Participant Permission & Agreement Form
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Completed Participant Information Form
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Copy of your Conference Agreement Form (see troupe director)
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One Letter of Recommendation (see info on next page)
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Printed Copy of Resume
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Printed and Signed Permission Slip
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Portfolio of Previous Work (directed toward your area of interest)
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If you are performing or working tech in a show during this time frame,
please come right after your show or come to the other track audition. This
option is only available to those participating in a show.
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Your director must report to a mandatory meeting during your
track’s dance from 10:00-10:30pm in Ballroom B
2017 Georgia Thespian All-State Show - 7 LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION for Technicians
An adult that has a good knowledge of you and your ability as a performer/technician
should write letters of recommendation (i.e. Director, Technical Director, Musical
Director). Those asked to write a recommendation should be informed of what you are
hoping to accomplish by interviewing and what your time commitments may be. Letters
of recommendation should touch on the following:
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Relationship and Number of Years Worked with Student
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Knowledge of Your Work and Work Ethic
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Your Ability to Work with Others
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Audition and Interview Specifics
Limit of 4 participants (performers or technicians) per school.
Must currently be in 9th, 10th, or 11th grades to audition/interview.
The All-State Show Cast and Crew List will be posted on Guidebook, gathespians.org,
Facebook, and at the Trade Center on February 6 prior to the first IE Showcase.
PERFORMER GENERAL AUDITIONS
Thursday, February 4, 2016 8:00-10:00pm (entire time) Ballroom A YELLOW TRACK
Friday, February 5, 2016 8:00-10:00pm (entire time) Ballroom A BLUE TRACK
Specifics:
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Please bring the following items with you to your Audition:
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Completed Participant Permission & Agreement Form
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Completed Participant Information Form
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Copy of your Conference Agreement Form (see troupe director)
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Printed Copy of Resume
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Printed 8x10 Headshot
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Printed and Signed Permission Slip
Come prepared to sing at least 30 seconds of a song from Memphis or a
musical theatre selection that shows off your voice in the style of the
show. You may bring sheet music or a background track on CD or IPod.
An accompanist will be available.
Arrive dressed in nice dance clothing or clothing you can move in for both
auditions as everyone will learn a 30 second dance combination.
Please be familiar with all songs in the show that you could be called
back for. Please see the list of musical numbers and be especially familiar
with the songs with stars next to them.
All vocal parts will need to be covered in this show (Soprano, Alto, Tenor,
Bass). The Creative Team is aware that there are few options for basses
to sing directly from Memphis. Sing something in the style of the show, or
sing a song from the show down an octave. When auditioning, please
indicate to the audition panel that you are a bass (actually use the phrase
“I am a bass”).
If you are not called back, then you are not being considered for a role.
You must attend callbacks to be considered for a role.
PERFORMER CALLBACKS
Saturday, February 6, 2016 9:30-11:00 am Ballroom A Arrive at 9:30am
Report to Ballroom A to sign in. Some auditions will take place in Trade Center 103.
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You will be told before you leave your initial audition whether or not you
need to attend call backs.
You will be asked to read and sing selections from the show.
You will also be asked to dance the combination you learned at the
auditions again.
Arrive at the beginning of the call time. Dress in clothing and shoes you
can move in.
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Thursday, February 4, 2016 8:00-10:00pm (entire time) Ballroom A YELLOW TRACK
Friday, February 5, 2016 8:00-10:00pm (entire time) Ballroom A BLUE TRACK
Report to Ballroom A to sign in. Some auditions will take place in Trade Center 103.
You may be done early, but please arrive at the beginning of the interview time.
Specifics:
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Bring the following items with you to your interview:
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Completed Participant Permission & Agreement Form
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Completed Participant Information Form
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Copy of your Conference Agreement Form (see troupe director)
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One Letter of Recommendation (see info on page 7)
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Printed Copy of Resume
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Printed and Signed Permission Slip
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Portfolio of Previous Work (directed toward your area of interest)
Technicians will be given a maximum of 5 minutes to show their portfolio
and answer questions
Working Knowledge of the Show is Important
Professional Dress is encouraged
If you have any questions or concerns, email Jenny Morris at
[email protected]
Please check the gathespians.org and with your Troupe Director first, prior to
emailing.
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Rehearsal and Performance Schedule
All rehearsals will be held at Baldwin High School
155 GA Highway 49 West
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Office: 478.453.6429
Rehearsal/Show Dates:
Summer Intensive: July 20-24
Baldwin High School (details to come)
September 9 (F)
September 10 (Sa)
November 18 (F)
November 19 (Sa)
January 6 (F)
January 7 (Sa)
February 8 (W)
February 9 (Th)
Baldwin High School
Baldwin High School
Baldwin High School
Baldwin High School
Baldwin High School
Baldwin High School (Dress Rehearsal)
RiverCenter in Columbus (Dress Rehearsal)
RiverCenter in Columbus (Conference)
7:00pm- 10:00pm
9:00am-4:00 pm
7:00pm-10:00 pm
9:00am-4:00 pm
7:00 pm- 10:00 pm
9:00 am-5:00 pm
TBA
TBA
Performances will be held back to back on Thursday, February 9. Times TBA
The following dates are TBA, but usually occur in late June:
June 2017 Day before we leave for the International Thespian Festival
June 2017 One week in Nebraska for the International Thespian Festival
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Performer and Technician Contract
Being in a show requires time commitment, a good attitude, and maturity. Please
review the contract, “Theatre Code of Ethics,” financial responsibilities and
rehearsal calendar. It is important that the student, parent/guardian/ and troupe
director understand the responsibilities and commitments involved in being a
part of the show before auditioning or interviewing.
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Participants must make all scheduled rehearsals and shows (see rehearsal and
performance schedule). If a participant misses a scheduled rehearsal without
prior consent from the Director, he/she will be asked to leave the show.
Rehearsals are very important and should not be missed.
Participants will be expected to attend the 2017 Georgia Thespian Conference to
perform in the show. All registration and hotel expenses for the conference are
the responsibility of the participants and should be handled through their
respective troupe. Students may not participate in the show if they are not a
registered attendee at the 2017 Georgia Thespian Conference.
Participants will be required to pay and/or raise a $900 production fee. This will
help cover many expenses including: the summer intensive, rehearsals, housing
and food for the summer intensive and rehearsals, and show t-shirts. This
production fee will also help cover airfare, shuttle, and registration for the
International Thespian Festival should we get selected to perform. This fee will
not cover the cost of hotel the day before or during the Georgia Thespian
Conference, nor will it cover your registration fees for said conference.
Participants must provide their own transportation to all rehearsals.
Transportation to the International Thespian Festival will be the exception.
Participants should expect minor clothing costs (i.e. shoes and basic
undergarments).
Participants’ parents are asked to avoid restricting their child’s involvement from
the play as a form of punishment once their child has been cast. The play is
contingent on all participants. If there are problems that could bar a participant
from continuing in the show, please contact the show Director as soon as
possible to arrange a replacement.
Participants’ Troupe Directors are asked not to punish or penalize participants in
the All-State Show by scheduling mandatory performances or rehearsals at your
school during the Performances or rehearsals of the All-State Show.
Participants that do not follow direction, cause conflict, or break the code of
ethics or school rules during the rehearsal process will be removed from the
show. It is an honor to be involved in this show.
If selected to perform at International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, NE you would need
to keep the end of June 2017 open for this honor. If we are not selected then a portion
of your production fee will be reimbursed. Please do not audition/interview if you
cannot commit to the time and financial commitment. Those who have not met
their financial commitment by the January Rehearsal may be removed from the
show during Thespian Conference and International Festival.
2017 Georgia Thespian All-State Show - 12 Photo/Video Release:
The undersigned irrevocably consents to being photographed or being recorded
by means of video or audio tape recording by the Organizers, or a designated
representative of the Organizers. These photographs and/or recordings can be
used, without compensation to the undersigned and/or the Delegate, in any
public display, publication or media, or website, or in any manner or form, and at
any time by the Organizers in promotion of the mission to promote the theatrical
arts and have theatre arts recognized in all phases of education. The
undersigned releases the Organizers, and their employees, agents,
representatives, associates, Board of Directors members, and consultants from
any liability in connection with the use of such photographic, video, and/or audio
materials.
Important Notes:
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Failure to fulfill the financial obligation outlined in the signed contract may result
in the student being removed from the production at the January rehearsal.
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If you have friends or family who are interested in helping you with your financial
obligation, ask them to send their contributions directly to your parent/guardian.
Your parent/guardian will deposit/cash them, and then send one check or money
order to Georgia Thespians.
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All payments must be sent by mail. No in-person payments will be accepted. You
may not pay at practice.
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All payments will be recorded in a Google Doc that all parents will have access to
throughout the process. The Google Doc will be updated when payments have
been received and will reflect your remaining balance.
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If you need confirmation that your payment has been received, secure tracking
when you send it. The Google Doc will serve as your receipt of payment.
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Checks/Money Orders should be made payable to GEORGIA THESPIANS and
should have student’s name in the memo. Make sure the person or school giving
the money has their information on the top of the check or money order.
(Address, name, and phone number). Remember only Checks from your
parent/Guardian or School will be accepted. (Review bullet 2.)
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If we are screened for the International Thespian Festival and are not accepted,
then some of the money will be refunded (matching the percentages of
payments). Otherwise, all money is non-refundable.
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There is a $50 fee for any returned checks.
All Payments should be sent to:
Georgia Thespians
2897 North Druid Hills Road
Box 225
Atlanta, GA 30329
2017 Georgia Thespian All-State Show - 13 Some ideas for fundraising…
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Have you asked your director for help?
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Talk to your school principal to see if he/she has any funds to contribute - you are
representing your school. (A fundraising letter will be given to all participants later
to help raise funds.)
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Have you approached booster clubs/ PTSA at your school? They may have
some money they can contribute.
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Have you approached civic clubs in your town? A call or a mailed letter might be
all it takes to get a contribution.
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Have you asked a group you are involved with outside of school? (church, rotary
club, Kiwanis club...)
Disclaimer
Even though this packet is intended to be as informative and inclusive as possible, the
show Director and the State Director of Georgia Thespians reserve the right to add
information, policies, and procedures if necessary for the success of the production.
We are looking forward to working with you and your child.
This will be a great show with everyone’s help.
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Theatre Code of Ethics
“Successful performances are possible only if everyone – actor, director, stage
crew, and audience – shows proper respect for everyone involved. Achieving the
best results is possible only in an environment of personal responsibility and
mutual respect.” – Unknown
Part of the great tradition of the theatre is a code of ethics, which belongs to every
worker on or behind the stage. It is an attitude toward craftsmanship, a respect for
associates, and a dedication toward the audience. This code outlines a self-discipline,
which, far from robbing one of individuality, increaser personal esteem and dignity
through cooperation and common purpose. The result is perfection, which
encompasses all that is meant by “Good Theatre.”
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The SHOW MUST GO ON! I WILL NEVER MISS A PERFORMANCE.
I will be patient and understanding during the rehearsal process.
I will always be on time, which means fifteen minutes early, for EVERYTHING!
I will always bring my script, a pencil and paper to take notes at every rehearsal.
I will wear the appropriate rehearsal clothing, which includes loose fitting clothing
and dance shoes or tennis shoes. No sandals, clogs, or flip-flops.
I will call the director if an emergency arises.
I will not alter my appearance without the consent of the director. This includes
color of hair, haircuts, tattoos, etc.
I shall never miss an entrance by my failure to be prepared.
I will not alter lines, stage business, properties, costumes or any phase of the
production unless told to do so by the director.
I will use the stage properties and costumes with care.
Golden Rule of Theatre: IF IT IS NOT YOURS DON’T TOUCH IT!
I will never upstage other performers.
I will never engage in giving advice or criticism to another actor or crewmember.
I will respect and encourage the contributions of each member of the cast and
crew.
I will be polite and do as the stage manager instructs.
I shall accept the directors’ advice in the spirit in which it is given and make an
honest effort to make requested adjustments remembering that they see the
production as a whole.
I will always show my appreciation to the director, the crews, and any other staff
members associated with the production.
I will observe backstage courtesy and shall conduct myself in strict compliance
with the rules of the theatre in which I work. Which includes, but not limited to no
eating, drinking or smoking in the theatre.
I shall play every performance to the best of my ability.
I will subordinate myself to the performance by accepting my role, costume,
hairstyle, and makeup that go with it.
I understand that the use of alcohol and drugs during any part of the production
process is strictly prohibited and grounds for immediate dismissal from the show.
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Financial Commitment/Payment Plan
Please discuss with your troupe director and parent/guardian and agree to one of these
options. You must choose either Option 1 or Option 2. Your selection should be circled
on the permission page.
Option 1
Option 2
We agree to pay and/or raise $900
through a combined parent/school
responsibility.
Please explain.
We agree to pay and/or raise $900
personally.
Please explain.
Troupe/School pays a portion of the $900.
Student/parent or legal guardian pays the
remaining balance of the $900.
Total: $900
Student/parent or legal guardian pays the
total amount of the $900.
Total: $900
The troupe/school and the student/parent
will determine how much each will
contribute and indicate that on the
contract.
The student/parent will be offered a
payment plan option to spread out
payments if necessary (see below).
Once the financial contract is signed and
submitted, the terms cannot be changed.
Once the financial contract is signed and
submitted, the terms cannot be changed.
Note: If school or director cannot help
student, then you must choose option two.
Whichever plan you choose, the first payment of $300 is due prior to the Summer
Intensive on or before July 7, 2016.
Option 1: Troupe/School payment is due on or before September 7, 2016.
Personal payments must be paid by January 7, 2017.
Option 2:
Your second payment of $120 is due on or before September 7, 2016
Your third payment of $120 is due on or before October 7, 2016
Your fourth payment of $120 is due on or before November 7,2016
Your fifth payment of $120 is due on or before December 7, 2016
Your sixth payment of $120 is due on or before January 7, 2017
Note: You may send more than $120 with each payment and finish your obligation
earlier.
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Participant Permission & Agreement Form
By signing this form you are giving permission for your student to be a part of the
Georgia Thespian All-State Show. It also states that you and your student understand
the responsibility and commitments involved in being in the show. Furthermore, you and
your student agree to the financial responsibilities, rehearsal/performance schedule,
Performer/Technician Contract, and Theatre Code of Ethics.
If you have any questions regarding your student’s involvement please contact the
director Jenny Morris at [email protected].
If you do not hear back within 24 hours, your email may have been blocked.
If this happens, call 706-485-9971 and leave a message.
Please Circle either Option 1 or 2 for the financial commitment
(info found on page 15).
Option 1
or Option 2
If you selected Option 1, indicate the total amount your troupe will pay_________.
Your parent/guardian will pay _________.
Date: ________________
Student Participant Printed Name
Student Participant Signature
Parent/Guardian’s Printed Name
Parent/Guardian’s Signature
Principal’s Printed Name
Principal’s Signature
Troupe Director’s Printed Name
Troupe Director’s Signature
This form is due at the time of audition/interview.
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Participant Information Form
Auditions/Interviews: Thursday, February 4 8:00-10:00pm Yellow Track
Auditions/Interviews: Friday, February 5 8:00-10:00pm Blue Track
Callbacks: Saturday, February 6 9:30-11:00am
Trade Center Ballroom A and Trade Center 103
Director’s Meeting 10:00-10:30pm Thursday and Friday in Ballroom B (based on your track)
Name (Last/First)
Troupe Number
Home Street Address:
School
City
Zip Code
Troupe Director
Age
Payment Option
Current Grade
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Email Address
Principal’s Name
School Phone Number
Attend all rehearsals as scheduled:
Auditions at Thespian Conference see above.
Rehearsals and Performances:
Summer Intensive: July 20-24
Baldwin High School (will receive details in May).
September 9 (F) 7:00pm- 10:00pm
Baldwin High School
September 10 (S) 9:00am-4:00 pm
Baldwin High School
November 18 (F) 7:00pm-10:00 pm
Baldwin High School
November 19 (S) 9:00am-4:00 pm
Baldwin High School
January 6 (F)
7:00 pm- 10:00 pm
Baldwin High School
January 7 (S)
9:00 am-5:00 pm
Baldwin High School (Dress Rehearsal)
February 8 (W)
TBA
RiverCenter in Columbus (Dress Rehearsal)
February 9 (Th) TBA
RiverCenter in Columbus (Conference)
Performances will be held back to back on Thursday, February 9. Times TBA
The following dates are TBA, but usually occur in late June:
June 2017 Day before we leave for the International Thespian Festival
June 2017 1 week in Nebraska for the International Thespian Festival
Be sure to have read all information attached. Make sure you understand what to bring with you to auditions and about
the financial commitments. Don’t forget Permission form, this page, headshot and resume. Techies don’t forget letter of
recommendation.
Circle One:
Performer
Technician
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For Audition Use: Do Not Write Below
Callback?
Song Choice:
Dance Ability:
Comments:
This form is due at the time of audition/interview.