5 Women Preshow
Footsteps, Voices, 80s Music, Paper

5 Women Preshow
Footsteps, Voices, 80s Music, Paper
4/3/13, 3:41pm, Drounge
What happens when you walk into the lounge and shout “make weird noises!”: Several actors buzzing, humming, clicking, Peter Previte yelling things, singing, Kelly laughing, saying “I don’t know what to do”, and unidentifiable talking.
A friend of mine in Choreography started coughing, but exaggerated the cough to the point that it became funny. I asked her to do it again for thirty seconds, and she did, but not without breaking the cough and laughing. you can hear some other dancers laughing in the back as well.
Location: My Sister’s House
Sounds Heard: Put on Your Sunday Clothes (as heard at the beginning of Wall-E), My 3 year old niece singing along, me occasionally giggling
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2) Republic Lounge, during a video game program (playing the Wii U)
3) The game itself, people giving orders/determining tactics, Dylan screaming, laughing, people commenting on the game
Studio
Jack being… Jack.
Location: At Cabaret, in the Spiegel Theater this past Wednesday, the 17th of April.
Sounds heard in the clip: Adil Arif and Mark Perkins, the duo called “Gremlin”, singing their original song “I’m Not Gay Just a Little Bit Feminine”. Much audience laughter, hooting and hollering. The loud obnoxious one is probably me.
April 18, 10:46 pm, Vander Poel Hall
Drawer opening/closing, cards being taken out of pack, cards being shuffled
This is a clip of a documentary we watched during play analysis about the play Mother Courage and her Children
Identify the location of the clip – Sitting on the pew outside of the Studio
Identify the sounds heard in the clip – This recording was taken as I sat on the pew folding a paper airplane. I was sitting outside the studio on the phone fiddling with some papers and started to fold it into a paper airplane. I thought the noise was cool so I did my field recording of this very noise. What you hear in the clip is a lot of paper constantly being crinkled and held down onto the hallow wood of the pew. Occasionally you can hear as I crease the paper and and then move it to make the next fold. The actual act of creasing the page is very clean and crisp when listened to in comparison to the ambient noise of my paper moving over the paper. Occasionally you can also hear as my finger squeaks on the paper as I crease each fold.