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Pro- Am Denouement Or Resolution
Using the need to convey and communicate.
She spoke to those she reherst as they needed
to communicate. the director had been
ordered find words to convey and give meaning to
the terminology used speak so that all were
able to understand. He allowed them to use words
that were directed at the editers, the prompt persons
and even the lighting directors.
Bastard prompt, languages like sonnet, to edit, caster
to direct, stop, to end. likeablity to question.
she was concerned about being both a member of the cast and the orchestra.
the person she was dating had been isolated and alone (without dating0
For sometime he too often acted by adding word to his script, making his cohort
learn to adlib.The lady felt shredded by her obligations. onstage she knew
her male friend had a script that would allow him to adlib around engagement and marrage. she stumbled over the matter in private, she didn't allow her secret
her romance to a woman who she had been involved with as lovers, not as partners in a friendship. When both persons auditioned for the part; members of the cast spoke behind the backs of the cast members involed with in the rumor. 9 a line in the play- was Sweep the fallen needles under the christmas tree; my fiance forgot to take it down." The actress rebuttal would be: "" she is busy doing other things, manybe whoring around!" the actress is then surpassed to enter the room holding a tray to give the members of the party refreshments," she is the maid, her words were to speak only to the women as directed by her boss, in the scence before. In a twist of events she said( bla,..... Instead of Bla,....) and forced them to adlid around her words. a song was to appear and the mean mugging faces grunted with disapproval. but as the music started, they smiled, only to have there world shattered as she began sing different words to the music that for months they had rehersted.
these are these people: this kind of song, this sorted foolishness. a cander of cantress bullying! Her role as musicain might have been more appealing?
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Allan Terry
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