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daybook Entry for filthy ComedyDear JournalI urinate never been so exhausted in my entire life and today I have time to sleep and do some schoolwork. I know this is a day late and I am sorry, precisely Sunday I just couldnt function anymore. During the production of Black Comedy I canvassed how to speak with a Standard British and cockney dialect, was able to participate in the erection and demolition of a big set, and realized how much shammers rely on each another(prenominal) during a performance. This production was hard, but an enjoyable learning experience. Never in my life had I used a British accent or a Cockney, now that I think of it. It was re each(prenominal)y hard for me to commence that all down. Chris really did his job by pounding it away into our brains with all the packets and tapes. I had to watch My Fair Lady to get that wonderful Cockney down. Dialect work was the topic of our second re strikesal with little comments end-to-end the production.Oh what a lovely set we had With some measurements that were missing or wrong. only Hail Jim I really enjoyed being a part of the concourse and helping trust the set together. I was so glad to hear that at that place would be a second work call because I hadnt been able to attend the first. We started out that morning by set the upstairs platform up, the stairs, the flats, and then paint. We ended that night by picture the stage a nice brown color and we were out of there at eleven oclock. It took an awfully long time to put the set up, yet it took about three and a half hours to curl up it all down. It was all over when all there was left to do was sweep the floor. Since this was only my second play I realized that with a small cast as Black Comedy had each actor must work together and know the other actors lines. When someone would miss or forget a line, another actor would have to every help them get back to where they should be or go with it. I learned just how important cue lines were in this production. They tell you were you should be in your blocking, in the play, and whos line is next. A way that helped me learn my lines this time around was when I thought I knew them I would economize them down and then go back over them with the script in my hand.