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# Role/Title Talent Personal Agent/Alter Notes

Contact nate Contact
1 Peter played by
Mark makotara@tlu Really
Acting .edu D. Legore convincing
with the
seriance

2 Jennings played
by jowjohnson@t Has a good
Vitty lu.edu since of humor
Acting D. Legore plays well
with character

3 Jane played by D. Legore

Meagan mraltenhoff@t Good at
Acting lu.edu playing a
loving wife.

Audition/Casting Plan
Character Needs:
Character Age Physical Needs Important Features
Jennings
Choice 1 Mature looking. Needs to be any male None
Mark but other than that
physical condition.
Choice 2
Vitty
Peter None
Choice 1 Mature looking. Needs to be a male with
Mark dark or black hair.

Choice 2
Vitty
Jane
Choice 1 Needs to be female but None
Meagan Mature looking. other physical
appearance doesn't
matter.
 Choice 2 Needs to be female but None
Fern Mature looking. other physical
appearance doesn't
matter.
Choice 3 Needs to be female but None
Joslynn Mature looking. other physical
appearance doesn't
matter.
Jenning Peter Jane
vitty mark Meagan

mark vitty Fern

Joslynn

Pairing #1

Jennings Peter Jane

Mark Vitty Joslynn

Pairing #2

Jennings Peter Jane

Vitty Mark Fern

Pairing #2

Jennings Peter Jane

Vitty Vitty Meagan

Program/ Pay Bill

− A Matter of Who
− Monday night May 1st
− Peter and Jane are happily married. Too happily married. In fact, Jane always seems just
a little bit too cheerful. Smiling to herself, singing, cooking, making Peter’s favorite
meals. And so, understanding when things don’t go her way. Suspiciously so. He begins
to worry there’s another man and decides to hire a private eye to follow her, to find out
what she’s doing in this ten-minute comedy for 3 actors.
− Starring
Mark as peter –Mark is a hard-working actor and director that strives for perfection and
exitance.
Vitty as Jennings – A strong student and actor involved in many shows and gives practices a
good feel and energy.
Meagan as Jane - Meagan is a devoted and active member in the TLU Dramatic Media
Program.
− Sponsors include Jazmin and her good old wallet.
− This play was written by Jean Blasiar and Produced by Jazmin Blair

Production Journal
Practice #1
I believe that this practice was very smooth. 2/3 of my actors showed up scripts ready to go and
they were ready to work. I love that I was given such a large space and stage to work with, I
think the large space and stage made my actors and I less nervous. Getting into the actual
practice proved to be a struggle on my part, I felt I lacked confidence in some regions. I felt like
because I was younger, I should be the one taking orders not giving them. I had to reach deep
and stand up and be a leader, the last thing I wanted to be seen as was an indecisive and unsure
director. I wanted to hit hard on the chemistry and blocking with the actors I had, so we went
over blocking and I explained what I wanted to see but I also gave the, the freedom to do what
felt right. I did have a specific flow in my head, but I was open to ideas that fit better or looked
even better. By the end of practice, we had made a lot of progress, and I asked them to start
memorizing lines and spent the last 10min talking about the schedule the vision for my show.
Practice #2
This practice was intended to be held on zoom. I wanted to get a 1 on 1 chat about the characters
they are becoming. I needed to discuss with them what I invited about each character's outfit and
how I wanted it to representative. I wanted to discuss with Meagan that I wanted her character to
have on bright colors. Jane was described as a bubbly, easy going, also a loving and caring wife.
In her head she did nothing like cheat, her life was happy, and nothing has changed. The bright
clothes would demonstrate and show the viewers how she was seeing her life and marriage with
her Huband. With mark he was going to be the complete opposite from his wife. I wanted peter
to have on dull or quite colors such as gray, black, white, or brown. I told my actors that the
outfits would show and differentiate their view on how life is going the status on their marriage.
After we talked about wardrobe, we the discussed what we needed to buy, what we already had
at home and what we needed to pull. After we discussed this, we would then conclude with
practice, and I was adamant on them keeping me updated on the items they did have so I could
approve it early.

Production Photos