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Occupation

in Rehearsalith a solid base established for the show, the production meetings and rehearsals began. The entire production would eventually involve over 100 cast, crew, and musicians. To keep everyone in the loop, production reports and e-mails abounded. This chapter contains snippets of e-mails, notes, and other .-centric communications.

Grievance

in Reviews mentioned in the first part of the book, there are several ways to monitor the success or failings of collaboration. Those modes of examination hold the true test of a successful production. The answers are sometimes painful to hear, but offer the theatrical artist a true guide to better work in the future.

惹人反感

Preparing the Collaborative ClassIn this chapter we will examine

精致

顛簸地移動

Collaboration in LifeIn this chapter we will explore

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Obstruction

arboretum

Basics of Severe Asthma in Clinical Practice with the audience’s reaction in mind. You designed the premise. You designed the climax. You have designed with the needs of others in mind while allowing your artistic abilities to create bolder, better plans for your contribution. Now, how do you best present them?

Abduct

萬花筒