As a director, you begin the rehearsal process for your production with table work, so that everyone in the cast can have a firm understanding of the text being worked with. Next, you begin to run lines, and only lines, with your cast so that they have all of their lines memorized. During the rehearsal process, a colleague of yours sits in on a rehearsal two weeks before the show opens. After the rehearsal is done, your colleague says that you should probably be incorporating __________ into your rehearsals.

Which pianist was responsible for most of the harmonies on Kind of Blue?

a. Red Garland b. Wynton Kelly c. Bill Evans d. Herbie Hancock

The authors believe developing a critical eye for theatre involves a three-step process: a. having the experience of the play, talking to the director, talking to the playwright

b. understanding the circumstances of the play, talking to others about the play, writing about the play. c. having a discussion with the playwright, reading the play, writing about the play. d. having the experience of the play, analyzing the experience, and communicating one's response to another person.