COMPLETE [PLAY] La Bohème by Giacosa & etc.-maryann

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Post by Elizabby »

I relinquish my claim to Musetta - Availle can have her.

You win. Enjoy! :thumbs:
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Post by Availle »

Not interested at all.

Actually, something happened unexpectedly and I need to take a break.

If the narration is still open when I'm back, I'm all up for it, but not right now, sorry. :oops:
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Post by Kristingj »

Hi, I'm gonna have to give up my part, sorry
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Post by Tortilla »

Everything is updated, thank you guys. :)
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Post by Shakira »

It seems the role of Musetta is being as difficult to pin down outside the play as in it! ;)

May I read her, then?
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Post by GilmoreDon »

Here is the Benoit lines from Act I. I hope this project is still moving forward. I haven't seen many postings, recently.

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/boheme_Benoit_1.mp3

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Post by Tortilla »

Shakira wrote:It seems the role of Musetta is being as difficult to pin down outside the play as in it! ;)

May I read her, then?
You may! Sorry, school has been crazy!

I have also updated the MW.

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I am also inquiring for a DPL! Apply within:
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=60121&p=1216722#p1216722
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I can DPL for you.
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Post by Tortilla »

afutterer wrote:I can DPL for you.
I'll be happy to put you on if you're still interested!
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Post by afutterer »

sounds good!
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Post by afutterer »

PL Notes:

Section 23, Benoit, Act 1

1:04 "I do not ask a whale, nor a world-map to study", the extra word "for" is added ("for a whale"). This probably does not matter much, but there is an audible glitch in the reading of the word "whale." Do you hear it Don? Could be my download.
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PL Notes:

Section 31, Mimi, Act 2

~1:01 misread "...this hap- unhappy...
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PL Notes:

Section 41, Mimi, Act 3

~2:31 misread "...no that over..." then repeat "...no that odor..."
~2:56 verbal stumble at "stored"
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