Once all of the administrative work is put in motion, it's time to get the show ready for performance.  In this episode, I talk about the rehearsal process and 3 important lessons I learned along the way.  I also share some comments from the cast that I taped at one of our last rehearsals before the premiere.
Email any questions you have to <a href="//theruthmusical@gmail.com">theruthmusical@gmail.com</a>, or look me up on Instagram (@dave.getz) or Twitter (@dave_getz).

Once all of the administrative work is put in motion, it's time to get the show ready for performance. In this episode, I talk about the rehearsal process and 3 important lessons I learned along the way. I also share some comments from the cast that I taped at one of our last rehearsals before the premiere. Email any questions you have to theruthmusical@gmail.com, or look me up on Instagram (@dave.getz) or Twitter (@dave_getz).

Once all of the administrative work is put in motion, it's time to get the show ready for performance. &nbsp;In this episode, I talk about the rehearsal process and 3 important lessons I learned along the way. &nbsp;I also share some comments from the cast that I taped at one of our last rehearsals before the premiere.
Email any questions you have to <a href="//theruthmusical@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">theruthmusical@gmail.com</a>, or look me up on Instagram (@dave.getz) or Twitter (@dave_getz).

Episode 07 - The Rehearsal Process

This is the podcast for the chronically creative. The title is derived from Madeline L'Engle's work on creativity, "Walking on Water," in which she describes everyone's artistic actions as "feeding the lake." You may not think you contribute a river, like the Shakespeares, Mozarts, and L'Engles of the world, but everyone's offering feeds the lake, and that is what helps the land to thrive.

Original Music composed and performed by David Getz

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This is the podcast for the chronically creative. The title is derived from Madeline L'Engle's work on creativity, "Walking on Water," in which she describes everyone's artistic actions as "feeding the lake." You may not think you contribute a river, like the Shakespeares, Mozarts, and L'Engles of the world, but everyone's offering feeds the lake, and that is what helps the land to thrive. Original Music composed and performed by David Getz

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