The Faces of Theatre: Theatre Director Edition
Written by Rob Ward
November 29, 2016
Directors make a lot of faces while putting a production together. These are a few of our favorites.
The Excited For The First Audition Face
The None of These Actors Seem Right For the Role(s) Face
The One Auditioner Surprises You and Inspires You To Take The Role in a Different Direction Face
The First Read Thru Face
The Blocking You Spent Hours Planning Just Doesn’t Work Face
The Cast Member Keeps Questioning Your Direction Face
The Show is FINALLY Blocked Face
The “Off Book” Rehearsal But The Cast Calls For Line Every Ten Seconds Face
The Cast Had a Major Break-Through and Finally “Got It” Face
The Dress Rehearsal Is a Disaster Face
The Talking To Members of the Cast and Crew On The Day of The Show Face
The Talking To Your Friends On The Day of The Show Face
The Show Actually Turned Out Awesome Face
The Talking To Your Cast After the Show Face
The Face You Make Saying Good Bye To Your Cast and Crew
The Face You Make When You Realize You Have Coolest Job In The World
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