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We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule This is the rehearsal schedule for We Will Rock You. You need to make sure that you attend ALL rehearsals. If you are unable to, you need to let your teacher know. Monday and Thursday rehearsals will be from 15:00 – 16:30. Please be aware that if you have a homework detention on a Thursday, you will attend the detention. Date Drama Rehearsals Music Rehearsals Dance Stage Main classroom Ensemble Room Dance Studio Thursday 9th March Call backs for leads Monday 13th March First rehearsal – All Cast Thursday 16th March Freddie Killer Queen – Killer Queen Pop Killer Queen – Play the Game Prologue Khashoggi Act 1 Scene 1 Police Act 1 Scene 2 Chorus Teacher Galileo Scaramouche Teen Queen 1 Teen Queen 2 Teen Queen 3 Teen Queen 4 Teen Queen 5 Monday 20th March Yuppies Britney & Meat – I want it all Killer Queen Galileo & Scaramouche – I want to Break Act 1 Scene 3 Khashoggi Free Act 1 Scene 4 Galileo Scaramouche & Teen Queens – Act 1 Scene 5 First Cop Somebody to Love Second Cop Doctor 1 Thursday 23rd March Galileo Meat & the Bohemians – No one but you We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule Scaramouche Meat & the Bohemians – Crazy Little Act 1 Scene 6 Khashoggi Thing called Love Act 1 Scene 7 Killer Queen Yuppies Monday 27th March Britney Killer Queen, Khashoggi & Yuppies – It’s a Meat Kind of Magic Act 1 Scene 8 Galileo Scaramouche Thursday 30th March Meat Killer Queen - Another One bites the Britney Dust Act 1 Scene 9 Galileo Killer Queen – Don’t Stop me Now Act 1 Scene 10 Scaramouche Big Macca Pop – These are the days of our lives BM Bohemians Charlotte Church Christina Alanis Jackson Five Bowie Bob Cliff Richard Puff Madonna Monday 3rd April Monday 10th April Easter Holiday Monday 17th April Run Act 1 We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule Thursday 20th April Galileo Chorus Scaramouche Freddie Act 2 Scene 1 Act 2 Scene 2 Monday 24th April Khashoggi Galileo & Scaramouche Who Wants to Big Macca Live forever? Act 2 Scene 3 BM Galileo & Scaramouche – Hammer to Fall Bohemians Bohemians & Britney, Meat - Headlong Charlotte Church Christina Alanis Jackson Five Bowie Bob Cliff Richard Puff Madonna Thursday 27th April Galileo Meat, Britney - Headlong Scaramouche Act 2 Scene 4 Killer Queen Act 2 Scene 5 Yuppies Khashoggi Monday 1st May Galileo Killer Queen & Khashoggi Songs Scaramouche Act 2 Scene 6 Pop Act 2 Scene 7 Big Macca Act 2 Scene 8 BM Act 2 Scene 9 Bohemians Charlotte Church We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule Christina Alanis Jackson Five Bowie Bob Cliff Richard Puff Madonna Thursday 4th May ALL – We will Rock You All – We Are the Champions All – Bohemian Rhapsody Monday 8th May Run Act 2 Thursday 11th May Run Act 1 Monday 15th May Run Act 2 Thursday 18th May Run Act 1 Monday 22nd May Run Act 2 Thursday 25th May Run Act 1 Monday 29th May Half Term Monday 5th June Thursday 8th June Monday 12th June Thursday 15th June Monday 19th June Thursday 22nd June Monday 26th June Thursday 29th June Saturday 1st July All Cast and Musicians Sunday 2nd July All Cast and Musicians Monday 3rd July We Will Rock You – Rehearsal Schedule Saturday 8th July All Cast and Musicians Sunday 9th July All Cast and Musicians Monday 10th July All Cast and Musicians – Matinee performance to primary Schools Monday 10th July All Cast and Musicians – Evening performance Performance starts at 7:30pm, cast to arrive by 6:30 Tuesday 11th July All Cast and Musicians – Evening performance Performance starts at 7:30pm, cast to arrive by 6:30 Wednesday 12th July All Cast and Musicians – Evening performance Performance starts at 7:30pm, cast to arrive by 6:30 .
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