Library Book Request

Ah Hem,  ah hem, 

(Imagine a nasal, whiny, yet queenly drawl)

"This is the end of the year request for the return of all library materials... or the school will be forced to withhold your report card, and send you to bed without dinner, which will affect your graduation and that will end in the utter anniliation of the entire world as we know it."

(Okay, so no real threat.)

The books that are still out are:  

# 1 Comedy of Errors  

#14 Taming of the Shrew No Fear

#22 Manga Othello

#16 Romeo and Juliet Manga

#25 Thomas Jefferson for Teens

We are also missing movies,

#9V Taming of the Shrew (and something else that I can't remember, but that would require that I run up the stairs and sort through the box again, and that's too much.)

"So each and ever denizen of the town is hereby ordered by the court..."

Anyway,  everyone look in their closets, under beds and in your showers for these and return them back to their naturalized summer hybernation site at the next party?  

Hugs, 

Miss You Everyone, 

QuEen  DrAma DaRcey

Three Pigs by Shakespeare

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxoUUbMii7Q

EXTRINSIC REWARD for MEMORIZED LINES

It SHOWS TRUE LEADERSHIP if we encourage ourselves rather than punish ourselves later.  So, let's run a reward plan rather than a desperation plan at the end.

So Shakespearians,  What can we as mentors do as incentive to encourage all of you to do your best in the next two weeks to memorize all your lines?  

HMMmmmmmmm,   If anyone has an idea, please let me know and we will seriously consider it!   

Let me know,   Sis. D. 

Props Link

Act	Prop	Scenery	Actor
Act 1 Scene I	Horse		Tranio
		Tree	Sis Harper
	Hat/Cloak		Tranio/Lucentio
		Stool	Katarina – strike it
Scene 2		Door ??	Hortensio’s house
Act II Scene I	Books		Lucentio
	Broken Lute		Hortensio
	Bandage/head		Hortensio
	Rope		Bianca/Katharina
	Broom		Servant/William
	Lute		Hortensio
Act III Scene I		Two Stools
	Big Book		Lucentio
	Lute		Hortensio
	Sword		Grumio
Act IV Scene I		Chair Covering
		Two chairs
		Fireplace
	Tray /drink/meat		Grumio
		Wood	Curtis
Scene II		2 stools	Jayson strikes after
	Cane ?		Merchant/pedant
Scene III
	Dress form in dress to tear		Tailor
	Head with hat		haberdasher
Act V
Scene II	Stools		Five guys
	Food/plates		All Players except front
	Hat	To toss off and stomp	Katharina

TEN STEP WINNERS

HEAR YE   HEAR YE!!!  

Shakespearians who have completed the ten steps, we are trying to make plans for the REWARD ACTIVITY.  Please let us know if you are one of that group who will be joining us.  PLEASE COMMENT or CALL SIS WILSON or SIS DARCEY so that we can verify this with you!

ASAP!!!  

THE FAIRE!!! THE FAIRE!!!

It will be held on March 23, 2013 at 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the yard of Sister Cummings home in Sand Springs.  

The Shakespeare Faire has been rescheduled!  

 If you are using a GPS sometimes it will take you a little past our house because our house is set back from the road.  Red brick house.  2 trailers in our yard facing the house from the street they are on the left side.

We have a white mail box across the street from our house and we will mark it somehow.

Gate will be open, park on the lawn.

4238 South 248^th West Ave

Sand Springs, OK 74063

Home number 918-363-7707

Lori Cell 918-607-5622

Jay Cell 918-724-5622

The Queens and Kings will reign over the proceedings and wear their crowns.  We will have a pot luck after.


Sword Play/Jousting

Archery

Candle making

Puppet Show

Jester

Fortune Teller

Bread making

Cobbler

Black Smithy

Tailor

Poets

Musicians

COSTUMES

Taming of the Shrew in Medival costumes can be simple for the males actors.  A pair of tighter pants, a large shirt from the father's wardrobe and a vest will be a great beginning.  All of this was procured from household closets without purchasing anything but the leather vest from goodwill for 4 dollars.  The shoes could be slippers with shoelaces, yarn or rope.