シャロン・ローレンスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (シャロン・ローレンスInstagram)「Prepping for this afternoon’s @catalyst3t webinar about the #theatre #thinktank . Join us Repost from @catalyst3t • Tomorrow is our last private workshop of the new play “(Un)breeched”. Here is the lovely cast of “(Un)breeched” answering the question: “What has your experience been like working on a play that’s never been workshopped or produced before?” Check out their answers below! . NATE (Cibber): "Working on a new show is one of the most life-giving things I've ever experienced. We're all learning about and developing a new, exciting world together" . SOPHIE (Nell Gwyn/ Stagehand): “To me, new works are equally intimidating and invigorating. The process is so imaginative and playful, but I also have to be okay with taking completely original risks in my character interpretation. I get to watch my whole cast do the same too, and that is even more exciting.” . OLIVIA (Mary Kynaston): “I’ve enjoyed the flexibility of the playwrights involved, they typically love hearing the actors constructive feedback and even go as far to ask for our opinion of the script, something that I haven’t experienced prior with already published pieces. I feel as though we are able to have super meaningful conversations about the piece, where both sides learn something new!” . SHACHAR-LEE (Pepys): "Bringing to life stories, characters, and messages that have never seen the light of day is a truly unique experience. It brings you so close to everyone in the room because you are all discovering something new together." . SAM (Boy): It is a privilege to have the opportunity of witnessing the first drafts of a new play and being able to watch it grow and blossom into a refreshing new piece. . HAILEY (Killigrew): “It has been so much fun to see people try out different things and experiment with new choices for different characters!” . EVAGAIL (Dryden): “I’ve never done anything like this before! It's a fun challenge to work on something completely new and bring it to life with everyone.” . SPENCER (Edward Kynaston): “Working on something completely new and original like this is both daunting and absolutely exhilarating. There is no frame of reference for the characters we portray, but」9月3日 4時54分