[ SECRET POST #2956 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2956 ⌋

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09. [ SPOILERS for Fiddler on the Roof ]



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Re: Weekend Plans

[ginainthekingsroad]

How involved a staged reading gets depends on the company and the director putting on that specific show. Musical Theatre Guild usually has fairly fully-realized staging, an 8+ piece orchestra, costumes (especially for the leads), and even some choreography. Which is impressive for 3 days of rehearsal!

I see more staged readings than the average theatre-goer, because another local theatre company does them several times a year. Basically they put on a little festival and do 2 performances each of 3-5 different plays. And from their experience doing those productions with minimal staging, that's how they'll decide what plays they'll do as full productions in upcoming seasons.

It also gives them a chance to put on things that will draw a dedicated theatre audience for 1-2 performances, but are too obscure to give a full run (Aphra Behn's "The Lucky Chance") or are otherwise too unusual to sustain a full run (this was how I saw Armin Shimerman do an unabridged "Richard III").