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SCOUTS TOGETHER WE STAND Words R.D Brown Music T.R Benns Name:_______________________________ Cast No.:_______ Patrol:___________ Act 1 Page Block Item # Item Your Part 5 A 1 Panic Stations 8 A 2 No Business Like Show Business 9 A 3 Mr. X Sings 12 B 4 Wonders of Technology 14 B 5 Digital World 15 B 6 Cupid.com 20 B 7 Sit Down Your Rocking The Boat 21 C 8 California Dreaming 24 C 9 Camp Cookery 27 C 10 Gang Show Stuff 31 C 11 Better Dead Than Red 34 D 12 Shake Your Tail Feather 35 D 13 Happy Holiday 39 D 14 Are We There Yet 40 E 15 Murder At Ye Olde Scout Hall 45 E 16 Village People Some important things to remember Tickets: All cast members are required to sell at least 20 tickets to the show. Please convince all of your relatives, friends, family, neighbours and everyone you see from now to July to buy a ticket to the show. Remember there is a prize for the highest ticket seller and the competition is usually hot. Shoes: All cast members are required to have a black pair of sandshoes to wear in the show. These can be bought inexpensively at shops like Big W or Target. You can also find them in second hand shops. They must be plain shoes that are all black and easy to change in and out of quickly. Website: www.gangshow.com/centralcoast This is the website for our show. Please surf to this site for all of your essential Gang Show information. Here you will find all the forms you need - booking form, Hornsby & Cumberland Gang Show forms, camp form, video form, wardrobe notes, props notes …… basically if you need it - it will be here! Please visit and tell all of your friends what a great site it is! 1 Act 2 Page Block Item # Item Your Part 49 F 17 Parting Of The Ways 51 F 18 The Phone Call 53 F 19 Wedding Songs 57 G 20 Wash Parade 59 G 21 Gnomes 64 G 22 Gnomes Revolting 65 G 23 My Mother Said 66 H 24 Mr. X Sings Again 69 H 25 YTT 73 H 26 Perfect Partners 74 I 27 Murder At Ye Olde Scout Hall 78 I 28 Singing a Song 79 I 29 Finale More important things to remember Gang Show is all about having fun whilst working hard in order to put on the best show possible in July. In order to do this, we try to keep the number of problems and dramas to a minimum. If you do have some kind of problem, please speak to a member of the Production Team in rehearsal time or ring Jan or Cameron on the numbers below (We prefer if you see us at rehearsals). Everyone is very friendly and we will do whatever we can to help you out. If you can not make it to rehearsal please phone and leave a message if necessary. It is important to know who is coming to rehearsal each week. Jan 4324 6574 Cameron 0416 234615 2 Rehearsal Schedule Date Place Time Early Notes Sunday 27 February East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 6 March East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 13 March East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 20 March East Gosford 9.30am – 4pm Sunday 27 March No Rehearsals Easter Sunday 2 April Camp Kariong 9am Start Camp Saturday 3 April Camp Kariong 3pm Finish Camp Sunday 10 April East Gosford 4-7pm No Rehearsals Sunday 17 April East Gosford 4-7pm Monday 25 April East Gosford 4-7pm Anzac Day Sunday 1 May East Gosford 9.30am – 4pm Sunday 8 May East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 15 May East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 22 May East Gosford 9.30am – 4pm Sunday 29 May East Gosford 4-7pm Saturday 4 June Camp Kariong 9.00am – 4pm Sunday 5 June Camp Kariong 9.00am – 4pm Monday 13 June East Gosford 4-7pm Skits only Sunday 19 June East Gosford 4-7pm Saturday 25 June Camp Kariong TBA Crew Only Sunday 26 June Camp Kariong 9am - 4pm No Scripts Sunday 3 July East Gosford 4-7pm Sunday 10 July Laycock St 10.30am - 9pm Dress Rehearsal Monday 11 July Laycock St 6pm - 10.30pm Dress Rehearsal Wednesday 13 July Laycock St 6.15pm – 11.30pm Performance Thursday 14 July Laycock St 6.15pm – 11.30pm Performance Friday 15 July Laycock St 6.15pm – 11.30pm Performance Saturday 16 July Laycock St 12.30pm-11.30pm Performance Saturday 13 August District Hall 5.30pm Onwards Reunion * Full attendance is expected at all rehearsals. * If you cannot attend a rehearsal for any reason please let us know. * Attendance is compulsory at the Camp in April and all rehearsals from June 1 onwards. Non attendance at these rehearsals may endanger your role in the show. * Special rehearsals may be held before each 4-7pm Sunday rehearsal at East Gosford. As much notice as possible will be given for these rehearsals * Full Cast Party - following the last performance there will be a party at District Hall until approx. 12.30am. There is no alcohol at this party - but there is lots of fairy bread, hot finger food and drinks. 3 Duty Patrol Roster Date Place Time Patrol Sunday 27 February East Gosford 4-7pm Romance Rebels Sunday 6 March East Gosford 4-7pm Comedy Kings Sunday 13 March East Gosford 4-7pm Action Animals Sunday 20 March East Gosford 9.30am - 4pm Drama Queens Sunday 27 March Easter Weekend N/A Saturday 2 April Camp Kariong 9am Start Sci-Fi Freaks Sunday 3 April Camp Kariong 3pm Finish Romance Rebels Sunday 10 April East Gosford 4-7pm Comedy Kings Sunday 17 April East Gosford 4-7pm Action Animals Monday 25 April East Gosford 4-7pm Drama Queens Sunday 1 May East Gosford 9.30am - 4pm Sci-Fi Freaks Sunday 8 May East Gosford 4-7pm Romance Rebels Sunday 15 May East Gosford 4-7pm Comedy Kings Sunday 22 May East Gosford 9.30am - 4pm Sci-Fi Freaks Sunday 29 May East Gosford 4-7pm Romance Rebels Sunday 4 June Camp Kariong 9.00am - 4pm Action Animals Saturday 5 June Camp Kariong 9.00am - 4pm Drama Queens Monday 13 June East Gosford 4-7pm Production Sunday 19 June East Gosford 4-7pm Drama Queens Sunday 26 June Camp Kariong 9am - 4pm Comedy Kings Sunday 3 July East Gosford 4-7pm Sci-fi Freaks Jobs & Information for Duty Patrols • Duty Patrol Leaders will be in charge of opening and closing parades. • Duty Patrol will be responsible for running a warm up game • Duty patrol will be responsible for sweeping out the hall, storing the refreshment boxes (mugs, cordial, tea, coffee, etc) • Close windows, switch off heaters, switch off lights in toilets It may take an extra five or ten minutes at the end of rehearsals for the duty patrol to do these small tasks but it could take longer for the patrols to clean up after rehearsals at Camp Kariong. 4 PANIC STATIONS Cameron Mitchell (Scene: Open stage. Lighting bar down. Curtains up. Generally unprepared for the show. The cast and crew are walking across the stage oblivious to the audience whilst the auditorium fills and even during the overture. During the overture a small group of cast has sat centre stage talking, others continue to work in the background. At the end of the Overture one cast member approaches the group) Cast 1: Hi guys what’cha doing out here? All: Hi Cast 1 Cast 2: We were just getting a feel for the stage before we start. Cast 1: Bit nervous are we? Cast 2: Not me this is my 4th show Cast 3: Really, then why have you been to the toilet 4 times already? All: (Laugh) Cast 1: Hey don’t worry. I still get nervous and this is my 12th Show. But after a few years you can handle any situation like a seasoned Broadway professional. Cast 4: Really, This is my first year and I just hope I don’t stuff any thing up. Cast 5: I was like that last year. But once you hear the audience applause you’re hooked and all those worries disappear. Cast 2: That’s why we all keep coming back year after year. Cast 1: You all know Michael right? All: Yeah Cast 1: He’s been involved in every show Cast 4: Really that would make him like… Cast 3: Shhh. He’s very touchy about his age. All: (Laugh) Cast 2: Well I’m off to get ready (Stands up and walks OP change of focus to crew checking lights and sound The group of cast continue to talk but silently) Crew 1: (Directing conversation towards Bio Box) Can we check the next set of lights. Try channel 44…No must be 45…Umm 43. I’m positive it was one of those channels. Try them again. I’ll see if it’s a globe. 5 Crew 2: (Entering P side dragging two leads) Hey are these supposed to be plugged together? (No response from Crew 1. Crew 2 shrugs his shoulders and plugs them together the light comes on blinding Crew 1) Crew 1: That would be it what did you do? Crew 2: Ahhhh nothing (throwing the leads off stage) Crew 3: Hey Gary can you bring in line 5 for us thanks. Heads on stage. (The group of cast sitting centre stage all drop and put there heads on the stage) Crew 3: What are you lot up to? Cast 1: Well you said heads on stage so that’s what we did.
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