Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Wherever Kate Jablonski Teaches

What I'm "working on" today. Keeping choreo ideas where I'll be able to find them again.

We Are Okay (Joshua Radin) - for 3, siblings reminiscing. I think 2 men/ 1 woman, for lifts.

Set: mattress, desk (wheels?), chair (non-spinning, but with wheels? like the seat stays still but the chair itself can be moved), or 3 blocks representing furniture. Props: bedsheet, woman's sweater (cerulean?), books. [flashlights? cardboard box? pillows? toy chest?] Wardrobe: pajamas/sweats/tanks. Bare feet. Little/no makeup/hair. Lights: morning ish, like through trees into a house. Performance space: stage.

sister wakes up 1st. brothers reluctant, studying?
lyric "home/cardboard" = all 3
2nd chorus - jubilant
peter pan theme, pirates, follow-the-leader, woman "walks the plank" (off the desk) men catch (and throw?) her.
canon/jumps
sweater becomes cape, baseball cap as crown? or begging? chair=throne? lots of pantomime and imaginitive play possible. smile!
birth order? make clear, although they're grown and needn't be height order. sister oldest like Wendy? idk.

desk: start stage R, facing stage R. chair there where it should be. desk ends: centerstage/down center, facing audience. chair ends up...someplace else.

bed always up-center (pretty sure)

finish: stage lights out, shining flashlights out from fort (made by sheet+desk)

...and maybe all that won't fit into 2:45. shrug. :)

Take My Hand  (Shawn McDonald) - for young men's ensemble (age 13-16?), ideally 12 dancers, basketball court, brick/concrete wall, daytime, urban. For filming and/or live performance. (Not for stage.)

*splice to be around 2 minutes
**do another song by this artist/style for younger boys (8-11? 12?)

(Copyright 2011, Emma Trevor, The Emma Trevor Institute of Thought and Design, est. 2010, Co. Inc. TM. R. Other things that says this is (to quote the seagulls) mine. Claiming someone else's work as your own is rather pathetic and petty. So don't, k thanks.)

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