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Scene 1 Lines Flashcards

1
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Fauntine: Minds at 7:00 tomorrow. So you should come, unless you already are. My sister will be there, which is too bad. I wish she didn’t exist.

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(offstage) Kelvin get back here

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Garbiela: But for reasons no one talks about, the theatre was never rebuilt after the famous fire. These days it’s easy to find: you just follow the signs that say “ gymnasium”

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(offstage) you’re going to have to be louder.

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Colby: I am louder!

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(offstage) don’t get frustrated

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Colby: Everybody hates this part of the play anyway.

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Not if it’s done correctly. Again.

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Colby: All right everyone. Are we having a good time?

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No, big, Colby. I need you to be big. The play is called the Turn of the Screw with audience participation. You’re providing the audience participation.

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Colby: Are we having a good time? (first time)

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ARE WE HAVING A GOOD TIME?

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Colby: Are we having a good time? (2nd time)

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You’re getting quieter!

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Colby: My throat closes up when I’m terrified.

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How can you be terrified? There’s nobody even here.

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Colby: I’m picturing them anyway. “I have an important job for you. When I say a word…”

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WHEN I SAY A WORD!

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Colby: When I say a word, you’re all going to shout out that word, and if you don’t, the whole play will fail.

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THE WHOLE PLAY WILL FAIL. Moving on! Let’s get set up for scene 21B

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Garbiela: I’m Garbiela.
Colby: Sorry I forgot to ask.

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KELVIN, ARE YOU READY BACK THERE?

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12
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Kelvin: YES

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All right! This is where I want the–

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Kelvin: Got it!

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Kelvin, I know you want to be helpful but if you say yes before I–

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Kelvin: Here you go!

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No. If you say yes before I finish my sentence–

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15
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Stancher: No. If you say yes before I finish my sentence–
Kelvin: OK!

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No.

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16
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Kelvin: I get what you’re saying!

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Stop! Don’t agree with me and don’t say anything!

Can I help you?

17
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Garbiela: I want to join theatre.

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We’re all cast and we’re all crewed.

18
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Garbiela: I heard you’re still squeezing people in.

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Not anymore. You can observe this semester.

19
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Garbiela: Seems like you could use help with the lights,

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Have you worked on lighting before?

20
Q

Garbiela: This would be a great time to mention that I lie incessantly.

Yeah. Tons.

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What shows?

21
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Garbiela: At my old high school, The Little Mermaid & Waiting for Godou.

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Your high school did Waiting for Godou?

22
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Garbiela: …It was a production of the Scottish play, and their Fresnels didn’t work with their antiquated light board so I had to figure out how to rewire it.

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Good! Get up there and start fixing.

23
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Stauncher: Good! Get up there and start fixing.

Garbiela: I will

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Go!

24
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Garbiela: I have a migraine right now. I’ll do it tomorrow.

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PLACES!

25
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Billia: I hate my part

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Your part is important.

26
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Billia: No it’s not. It’s not even a talking statue. It’s just a statue.

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There are no small parts.

27
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Billia: Actually, if you don’t talk and you don’t move, that’s a small part.

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That’s when you dig into research.

28
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Billia: I don’t want to be just a statue; I want to be a statue that does a handstand.

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There’s no place in the play where that would fit.

29
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Billia: 10 years from now people will be talking and someone will say, “do you remember the play The Turn of the Screw with Audience Participation?” And they’ll be like, “No. Wait, is that the one where the statue does the handstand? I love that play!”

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Let me see it. Let’s see the handstand.

30
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Billia: I can’t do a handstand. That’s why it’s a good assignment.

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If you can stand one hundred percent still for the whole play, I’ll consider the handstand. Scene 21B! Enter the Butler.

31
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Maunder: What will happen next in this house of terrifying spirits?

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Stop! You have to know your line.

32
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Maunder: That is the line!

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No. I changed “terrifying” to “terrifying and amazing.” Do it again!

33
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Maunder: What will happen next in this house of amazing and terrifying spirits? And who’s that knocking at the door!

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“DID YOU HEAR A KNOCK” You have to know your lines! You have six of them.

34
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Maunder: I do know the lines. I don’t know the order of the lines.

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Let’s call it a day. I’ll see you at three p.m. sharp tomorrow.

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