COMPLETE[PLAY]2nd Mrs Tanqueray by Arthur Wing Pinero-thw

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ToddHW wrote:Voice credit put in Act 1 at 0:48. Ready for spot check.
excellent. Captain Ardale put into his proper slot :thumbs: PL ok.

We can wrap this up by tomorrow if all goes well :9: So exciting. The end phase of a play always gives me a special feeling of accomplishment.

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Act 3 complete and ready for final PL. I think you will all be very pleased by this play - very nice work, all of you!

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Todd:

Thank you for your work on this play, too. I look forward to hearing the final compilation.

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ToddHW wrote:Act 3 complete and ready for final PL. I think you will all be very pleased by this play - very nice work, all of you!
I agree, and I am extremely pleased by the acting in this very crucial third Act where the catastophe really reaches the climax. In this scene with Paula and Ardale, the dialogue is really intense, I can only applaud our two actors here. :clap:

And of course, all the others were great too. I still have a sort of horrified affinity for Mabel and Dodo :mrgreen: I liked their characters, even though in real life I probably wouldn't want to mingle with them LOL

Todd, here are a few stage directions I would still cut out, for the purpose of a better flow:

> at 9:59: [Sir George, stupidly] – I think under the circumstances, this narration can be cut out. Alan’s “ullo” is speaking volumes :mrgreen: (no offense, Alan)

> at 19:42: [Aubrey, wearily] – your “oh” is weary enough to convey the feeling ;)

> at 37:10: [in an altered tone] can be cut out for more fluent effect

> at 42:23: [Hugh, blankly] – would cut this as well, for the flow of this particular scene

That's all, I think the rest is superbly assembled :thumbs:

I predict a wrap-up for today still !

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I will make these cuts tonight. I agree they will help.

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Act 3 fixes done, ready for spot PL!

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G&T's all round at the wrap party? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanqueray

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SonOfTheExiles wrote:G&T's all round at the wrap party? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanqueray

Chris
That the advertising for Tanqueray is '“Ready to Tanqueray?” followed by a manic laugh' seems so appropriate somehow....

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ToddHW wrote:Act 3 fixes done, ready for spot PL!
excellently PL ok now. :clap:

This play can be carried away to our archives :9: Maybe we still manage before our server is down today.

Great job ! Thanks

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Not shutting down until NEXT Wednesday! (I hope.) I should have it cataloged tonight.

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ToddHW wrote:Not shutting down until NEXT Wednesday! (I hope.) I should have it cataloged tonight.
:shock: I thought they meant today LOL I did not even check the date. :oops:

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As the person who originally suggested this play I would like to thank everyone for their work in getting it recorded, in particular Todd and Sonia.

I think it is an interesting play with things to say about the social attitudes of the time, particularly towards women, and I hope people enjoyed their involvement in it even though it is less of a 'fun' play than the other Pineros.
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alanmapstone wrote:I hope people enjoyed their involvement in it even though it is less of a 'fun' play than the other Pineros.
I'm being honest with you, when I first read through the script I thought....ehmmm, the farces are more fun. But now that I listen to the outcome, the play is really good. Once more I notice, this is a play that needs to be "listened" to and not only "read". It's our readers who make the characters come to life, give them their quirks and memorable traits and all in all, make this play a success. :clap:

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Post by alanmapstone »

How about "Trelawny of the Wells" next? Really good leading female role of an actress for someone.
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"Trelawny"? Do we all get to join in a rollicking Cornish chorus? :D

"Gans cledha da yn dorn yu lel..."
(A good sword and a trusty hand...
")


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