"I realized that the way actors rehearse is the way I rehearse dance," she said.
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He like, 'Ok, we're going to rehearse today, blah, blah, blah, and we're going to rehearse this scene.
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I sometimes do lectures at universities, and the students ask, 'Mr Guest, when you rehearse...' Well, we don't rehearse.
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The only way to guarantee a superlative gig each and every time is to rehearse and rehearse, to get everything down pat.
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Sometimes on Sundays I'll rehearse, though I try not to.
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I rehearse anywhere from 2100 to 2200 hours a week.
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We rehearse every week but we don't tattoo every week.
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I remember watching them rehearse three days before the shoot.
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One way to reduce costs is to rehearse a funeral.
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He said to me, 'We need to rehearse the kiss.
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I can rehearse for 12 hours and not be tired.
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He came to rehearse a few days later and hit.
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We're lucky to rehearse once a week for four hours.
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Most importantly, he did not rehearse what he would say.
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We're about to rehearse, he's like hold off on rehearsing.
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John Mayer would roll up to rehearse for their tour.
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He would help her rehearse her songs for a show.
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"I never rehearse performances," he said in the same interview.
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O.K., let's get back to set and rehearse this scene.
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Did you get to rehearse in the desert at all?
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KNIGHT At Coachella, when it gets windy, you can't rehearse.
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Not just rehearse it, but actually perform it a lot.
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Amid the din, Greco said, "We didn't rehearse that part."
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She learned how to rehearse and how the company works.
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That's not unusual, since camera crews need to rehearse too.
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The show was really ready to rehearse the next day.
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We used to rehearse on the top floor, like every day.
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We'll go back and listen if we're trying to rehearse them.
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After store hours, we come in, move the furniture and rehearse.
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We couldn't rehearse things and have them come out this good.
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This is not the place to rehearse all of the details.
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These spaces allow them to rehearse, improve and professionalize their art.
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In time, she found it increasingly difficult to rehearse her works.
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Five women said he persuaded them to rehearse topless or naked.
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Noisey: Are you starting to rehearse for the upcoming Sinkane tour?
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I won't rehearse it all again, but I'll just restate the conclusion.
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Boyz II Men rehearse in preparation for the Grammy Awards on Feb.
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No, but we didn't have the right way to rehearse the material.
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Then the pros took seats near the stage to watch them rehearse.
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I can&apost even rehearse because I&aposm in so much pain.
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It's not like before when I could rehearse for 15 hours straight.
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He wants to rehearse, he wants to go through the whole script.
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Muhlfriedel: We found the Masque because we needed a space to rehearse.
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He started to rehearse again almost as soon as he was released.
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I watched her rehearse the piece at the beginning of this year.
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We go on camera at roughly 255 o'clock and rehearse the music.
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We had to rehearse on our own down in the women's room.
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But I hated working with him because he doesn't like to rehearse.
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Basically, like, you&aposll just rehearse in whatever you&aposre gonna wear.
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In one room, juniors rehearse harmonies at the piano, again and again.
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As they rehearse, the audience encircles them, observing their conversations and experiments.
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O.K., we didn't have to rehearse this, but you know about it.
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"It's not like before when I could rehearse 15 hours straight," she said.
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" Commit it to writing and rehearse it, ideally with someone else," Taylor suggests.
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Peter Martins and the New York City Ballet rehearse in Copenhagen, April 2013.
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I mean, rent is cheap and it's easy to find somewhere to rehearse.
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Some rehearse words, plot lines, or scenes for films they'll never shoot (Kinetta).
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We only got to rehearse with the shower twice before the live show.
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"That's why people don't like to rehearse," she tells one of her choreographers.
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When we met to "rehearse", he made me laugh for a solid hour.
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He was off to Nashville to rehearse with Tork for their nationwide tour.
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Sit around and rehearse with a band before you go in—that's ridiculous.
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When you rehearse knowledge and practice it often, it sticks, research has shown.
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"After that, there was a decision to rehearse in advance," Ms. Jenkins said.
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The more you rehearse it, the more natural you can make it look.
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We'd roll it down to the basement to rehearse, water bugs running around.
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And in dance, they leap and spin as they rehearse their spring recital.
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But this is where the choreographer Adam H. Weinert has chosen to rehearse.
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"Rehearse what you will say and how you will say it," she says.
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So, you got to rehearse "Francesca da Rimini," a piece you'd never performed.
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They told me that it was time to rehearse my songs—in Spanish.
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The pop superstar has built a stage in her Southern California backyard to rehearse.
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A vaccine, then, helps the body rehearse for the moment when a virus appears.
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Look into the company's mission statement, write down insightful questions, and rehearse your answers.
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"Be well rehearsed, which means you should rehearse under performance-like pressure," says Wyeth.
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She nearly passes out at Lizzie's house when the girls rehearse their dance routine.
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Does working with a mostly female creative team influence or change how you rehearse?
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You want to rehearse, but not sound rehearsed, and avoid sounding staged and canned.
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For example, maybe Beyoncé will rehearse for the Super Bowl on your college campus.
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She writes that Franken repeatedly insisted they rehearse the kissing scene despite her protests.
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"I don't need to rehearse being human," he said in an interview last week.
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" He confirmed that he had rehearsed the skit with her, noting, "You always rehearse.
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Finally, come inside the Times Square studios where actors for Broadway's biggest shows rehearse.
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The goal was not to simply improvise, but to create something and rehearse it.
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They train and rehearse six days a week — and then, of course, there's school.
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Watch him rehearse his set in this intimate club in Long Island City, Queens.
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He set up a Bose sound system that he uses to rehearse his parts.
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"We can have a mortgage-burning party while we rehearse Bach cantatas," he said.
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COMER And because we didn't rehearse a lot, we could keep each other guessing.
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What is it like to rehearse an experimental show like "Anatomy of a Suicide"?
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But can you rehearse the astronomical observations and calculations that led to that conclusion?
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My installation process is much like theater — I rehearse with materials, space, and lighting.
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I even missed the Oscar luncheon because I had to rehearse with the actors.
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And then I'm flying back to BC to rehearse for the Wolf Parade residency shows.
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I wanted to rehearse, I wanted to be prepared, and I wanted to be organized.
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When he first told her they needed to rehearse the kiss, Tweeden says she laughed.
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"It's been fun to meet and play with her backstage and rehearse," shared the musician.
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Actors of the company La Machine rehearse the performance The dragon of Calais, on Oct.
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Russian soldiers rehearse ahead of a parade on Red Square in Moscow on Nov. 27.
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Confronted by Mr Assad's atrocities, the West has done no more than rehearse diplomatic phrases.
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"They gave us the names to rehearse, that's when I found out," Haddish tells PEOPLE.
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"We rehearse at a hole-in-the-wall space in Nashville," says Seether's John Humphrey.
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And, crucially, you'll rehearse your improved version of the nightmare before you go to sleep.
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We would rehearse one segment while another was prepped/programmed for lighting, and then switch.
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For the week after that, the cast will rehearse, and then it's straight to filming.
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It enables clinicians to rehearse surgeries to choose the best option for each patient. BrainWaveBank
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Of course, we've reported Taylor might not have enough time to rehearse her old songs.
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Baltic officials believe Moscow will also rehearse an attack on the Suwalki Gap during Zapad.
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Right now, players are using Dreams to rehearse the rest of their video game experiences.
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When I used to rehearse in other places you'd have cocks drawn on the wall.
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The Queen does not rehearse the band—not for a casino gig in Windsor, Ontario.
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She would sketch out and even rehearse shots she wanted them to try to get.
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We actually have to schedule time to write or schedule time to rehearse or record.
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"We rehearse for six days a week, six hours a day," shared one of the dancers.
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Be prepared to leave a message and rehearse beforehand so you can sound upbeat and committed.
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She'll only have a day to rehearse with DNCE, too, but she's not worried about that.
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I don't rehearse as many hours as I used to because of being with my baby.
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I said something like, 'Relax Al, this isn't SNL … we don't need to rehearse the kiss.
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The United Arab Emirates armed forces soldiers rehearse for the parade at Rajpath in New Delhi.
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We aren't all blessed with Beyoncé charisma, so as wedding season approaches, it's time to rehearse.
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Joycelyn reportedly says she was once starved for days to rehearse for an on-camera statement.
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I said something like, 'Relax Al, this isn't SNL…we don't need to rehearse the kiss.
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He didn't like people to rehearse; he wanted things to be pure and on the spot.
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"I Was Most Alive With You" must have been a beast, if a joy, to rehearse.
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The Necks, of necessity, do not rehearse; nor are they locked into a monogamous musical relationship.
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He was expected to rehearse his delivery from the White House basement earlier in the day.
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He prefers spontaneity to consistency, and he won't rehearse a scene more than a few times.
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"We used to rehearse at my home, so Ansel would come to my house," she said.
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Rehearse your presentation over and over until you know it fully without notes and feel confident.
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Then you rehearse the dynamics and balance the group for the music, not for the hall.
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She will rehearse here for just a week with Ms. Jones before heading to New York.
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I think she would rehearse every day for six weeks on a piece if she could.
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Although clearly uneasy with restatement, never does the speaker rehearse the treasured verse for the reader.
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Rehearse the reasons why you're worth the extra money out loud, or practice it with a friend.
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It's also where they mentally rehearse their crimes amid a shrinking offline public sphere and work world.
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But the real purpose of Ms. Konnikova's book is not to rehearse a history of the con.
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What if the flight was delayed, or she got stuck in customs, leaving no time to rehearse?
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Run through the conversation with a friend or family member, or simply rehearse it in your mind.
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This scene shows them executing one of their deceptions, while simultaneously showing them rehearse for the moment.
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It means that we process, rehearse and remember pleasant information from the past more than unpleasant information.
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I don't think anyone wanted to rehearse at all, just because everyone was a little bit numb.
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When not touring, the players practise on their own and then rehearse together for hours every day.
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Instead, rehearse in the mirror or call a friend who can give you some cold, honest feedback.
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They were here to rehearse for their opening set at one of GoldLink's shows the following night.
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He insisted they rehearse the scene, she said, at which point he kissed her despite her objections.
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We would rehearse every Sunday morning, pack up the stuff and head down to this huge market.
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If you cant deliver his dialogue, his beats, and you can't rehearse, he cannot work with you.
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In happier theater news, come inside the Times Square studios where actors for Broadway's biggest shows rehearse.
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Producers would finally use a stand-in for Nia so Taraji and Terrence could rehearse a scene.
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That day, I went to see Nina Simone rehearse at the Olympia [a concert hall in Paris].
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As a director, she would rehearse scenes over and over again to push actors to their limits.
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But she found that almost any job left her with too little time to rehearse and perform.
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Nervous about meeting Rosenthal, Mabel retreats to the restroom to rehearse introducing herself (she flubs it anyway).
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Later that night, Kaelan and Yen met with the actors, Caitlin FitzGerald and Brennan Kelleher, to rehearse.
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Abd al Malik and Karidja Touré rehearse Albert Camus's "The Just Assassins" at the Théâtre du Châtelet.
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"We'll be able to create work and rehearse with lighting, which is a major luxury," he said.
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"I don't have to rehearse with those guys," Mr. Mabern proudly told London Jazz News in 2014.
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Overall activeness score: 58.6What they do: Come up with new dance routines, rehearse performances, or direct shows.
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The freeway noise was so loud it permitted Soundgarden and Malfunkshun to rehearse in the living room.
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Public speaking is a skill that takes lots of practice, but few people ever rehearse their presentations.
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And you did not get a chance to rehearse any of the "Pathétique" with the Philharmonic. Right.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times They rehearse at night and learn choreography with breathtaking speed.
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Write it all out and rehearse it in the shower as you scrub up for the day's work.
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"She suffered a rib injury Sunday and was unable to rehearse," a source tells PEOPLE of Stirling, 31.
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They've been there every day at the rehearsal space with us and cheering me on as I rehearse.
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Members of the New York City Ballet rehearse before a performance at the Lincoln Center Festival, July 2017.
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I'd watched her rehearse the first scene of "Saint Joan," and her Joan had been determined, girlish, joyful.
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And though the couple have been married for 10 years, there's one thing they don't do together: rehearse.
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Down the road, the owner of Dropout Studios in southeast London's Camberwell let the band rehearse for free.
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If I'm doing anything else - which usually means there's a lot of improvising then I don't rehearse anything.
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Learn how to emotionally connect with your audience, read cues, prep and rehearse your story, and much more.
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I held my breath when it landed in my inbox the night before we started to rehearse it.
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This begs the question: Did the candidates not rehearse when to come out for a nationally televised debate?
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It therefore seems futile to rehearse arguments for greater diversity one more time, however compelling we find them.
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Once he's got a grasp over his sheet music, Phillips joins the other alto saxophone players to rehearse.
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Tweeden explained the incident happened backstage before a USO skit after Franken suggested they rehearse the kiss scene.
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Before a recent tour in France, Salvant stopped by Aaron Diehl's apartment one afternoon to rehearse some songs.
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A cardinal rule for such high-profile situations is to rehearse — do not ad lib during the event.
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Yes, we could use that information to rehearse a new disaster, but it would be a different one.
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" He added: "Sidney Lumet used to rehearse all his movies for five weeks, just like for a play.
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I am not going to rehearse all the things you can read in all the specialist book reviews.
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Mr. Tillman said he had the two rehearse the scene, so they would understand their characters' back story.
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When it came time to rehearse the skit, she wrote, Mr. Franken insisted on kissing despite her protestations.
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It's not every day that New York City Ballet dancers rehearse to Aaliyah, Jay-Z and Kanye West.
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Up to that point, the actors rehearse by day and adjust their performances for an audience that night.
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Once mapped, the probe will rehearse its sample collection before making its first sampling attempt in August 2020.
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When we started to set up and rehearse going through the motions, two of our guys were triggered.
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Opinion Columnist Did that look of unalloyed contempt come naturally to Corey Lewandowski, or did he rehearse it?
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The candidates interpreted the latest attacks as an invitation to rehearse pugilistic rhetoric for the high-stakes debates.
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Choirs from across Estonia and the globe undergo a rigorous audition process, then rehearse for up to two years.
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On top of that, though, we didn't get that much time to rehearse together because he had to leave.
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Per Tweeden's account: He repeated that actors really need to rehearse everything and that we must practice the kiss.
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After people rehearse their same tired positions, and it becomes clear that Congress won't act, the debate soon ends.
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From noon until dusk they gossip and drink, dance and rehearse, eat chocolates and aim a double-barreled shotgun.
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To connect with your potential employer and make your interview memorable, says Edward, rehearse your questions, not your answers.
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Right now, part of living in the moment is just that we come together, rehearse, and play a show.
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Moretz will be able to rehearse scenes for her upcoming role in The Little Mermaid in the outside area.
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We're starting to get into it now, and some of those bands rehearse in the same studio as us.
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If it doesn't feel like a gift after you write and rehearse your talk, there's more work to do.
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Mariah Bell, who was scheduled to rehearse after Lim, suddenly kicked and stabbed Lim's calf with her skate blades.
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His love scene with Ms. Rachvelishvili was quietly combustible, an achievement considering they had no opportunity to rehearse together.
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That's why they're unmoved by the mounting heap of slaughtered innocents, by schoolkids missing recess to rehearse being hunted.
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It's a very profound play to rehearse, because those epic questions come up as you work: Is humanity resilient?
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Then they would rehearse what they would say at each negotiating session, and even decide who would say it.
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A lot of it was time pressure — it was a three-hour play and a huge amount to rehearse.
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Rehearse a speech until you can stand up and say something articulate, maybe even inspiring, at a moment's notice.
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A few days before a performance, I will rehearse my act and fix anything on the costume that needs mending.
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They got us underway first with all the choreography because we did rehearse a long time for the 2007 one.
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Still, others rehearse the role of bereaved family members (Alps, 2011) or physical wellness (The Killing of Sacred Deer, 2017).
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Though the script is kept under lock and key as it develops, the co-hosts still have to privately rehearse.
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We had to rehearse all day and then came in on a Saturday and it was just all day again.
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He'd been at the prison several times in the previous year, to rehearse and to get to know the guys.
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And the conversation itself provides us with the forum within which we can then rehearse and negotiate our own views.
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PASSAGE TO MARS If you're going to rehearse for a trip to Mars, go spend some time in the Arctic.
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" Later in February, Claypool would arrive; they would rehearse there for a performance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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He might ace his medical boards, but have to carefully rehearse his bedside manner to avoid seeming brusque or uncaring.
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I think a lot of people there felt that we were a bunch of amateurs and didn't need to rehearse.
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" The same month, the composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter told The Times that he and his quartet "never rehearse anything.
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"I was still a tenor, which generated a certain amount of distress, having to rehearse alongside men," Ms. Castillo said.
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He had only an hour or so before he had to leave to rehearse for the Sunday Tony Awards ceremony.
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During the summer, you can drop by the Hollywood Bowl and watch the Los Angeles Philharmonic rehearse — and it's free.
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You don't want to over-prepare or rehearse responses because it can make your conversation seem scripted and not authentic.
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There's the church to decorate, the children's choir to rehearse, the sermon to write, the widows and elderly to visit.
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I won't rehearse them all now, but his uniqueness also extends to the ways in which the public perceives him.
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That afternoon, they had to move some equipment by ferry to O'Hara's house, on Staten Island, in order to rehearse.
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I get there an hour and a half before the game and watch the bands rehearse, the people carry on.
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Water Rats started out as a fun project, it wasn't a band that was going to rehearse all the time.
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To rehearse for the On The Run II tour, the couple privatized an arena outside the city for an entire month.
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Burke returned to work Tuesday morning for a pro dancer rehearsal and is expected to rehearse with Lochte on Tuesday afternoon.
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She had been attending her grandma's 92nd birthday in Delaware but rushed back to New York to rehearse for the bit.
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In addition to cutting hair, Marconi is the lead singer of a tropical music band that meets every afternoon to rehearse.
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One former bobby-soxer later explained that she and her friends would rehearse the "swooning" expected of them as Sinatra enthusiasts.
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Garneau said the training must include time in a simulator so pilots can rehearse the circumstances of the Lion Air crash.
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Her longtime partner (and as of 2014, wife) Jane Wagner said that she'd never seen Tomlin rehearse any of her characters.
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"Every day we rehearse, it becomes more important," said Josette Bushell-Mingo, an actress of African descent and the production's director.
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"In early 2017, the four of us got together to rehearse for the 'Something Else' Tour," the band began the statement.
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I won't rehearse his nine lessons but will just pick up a few random points that struck me as I read.
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She traveled the country, bringing together groups of children with hearing loss to rehearse and perform plays written specifically for them.
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As skaters, we are trained to complete that run regardless of what happens so that you can rehearse your full routine.
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"If we have a gig in Bogota in a few days, we'll get together and rehearse a little bit," he said.
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You can rehearse these phrases in your head to the point where they become less intimidating to say to someone else.
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On the evening before the event, van Herpen went to watch the members of Between Music rehearse in their water tanks.
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As stories started to appear in the local press, onlookers turned up to watch the explorers rehearse on Mille Lacs Lake.
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Rihana's mother, Jamila Abdulrashid, drives her in from Mount Vernon, waits as the girls rehearse and then drives her home afterward.
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Mr. Harris would create movement with them for the first chunk of the day and then rehearse with Ailey dancers later.
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Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the studio building in Midtown Manhattan where Broadway musicals like "Frozen" and "Hamilton" rehearse.
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They even made some attempts to rehearse in 2008 because they were starting to get big festival offers around that time.
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I think there are eight different entrances of the violin in the film where we're going to have to rehearse beforehand.
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It was a good idea, but it's so hard to get 10 dancers to rehearse all together on their off time.
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Once we got on the location to actually shoot it, what we really needed to choreograph and rehearse was the camera.
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Write down the sentence you'll say in response to her criticisms and rehearse it so you're ready when the time comes.
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"Violins, I love you to death – but C is still not right," Braithwaite says as the young women rehearse the section again.
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In the clip, Zendaya is trying to get into a locked theatre to rehearse when a mysterious man (Bryan Cranston) shows up.
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"They've been there every day at the rehearsal space with us, cheering me on as we rehearse," Gaga said of the NFL.
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I wake up every day excited to go to the studio and rehearse and learn something new and continue to get better.
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Jarin and I needed the actors to rehearse, to know their blocking ahead of time, so the camera movement wouldn't feel artificial.
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This little stretch before the show I'm really nervous about because I have to rehearse alone since Alan couldn't come with me.
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He said "We rehearse six hours a day, six days a week" and I thought "Wow, that's a lot more than us".
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Beyoncé said she lip-synced during President Obama's inauguration because she didn't think she had enough time to rehearse with the orchestra.
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You don't want to use this time to over-prepare or rehearse responses, which can make your conversation seem scripted and inauthentic.
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" Muniz said he feels "bad" for his pro partner Witney Carson because they "definitely rehearse a lot longer than anyone else does.
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You'll recall last year, we reported Warren and Faye had so much animosity toward each other they refused to rehearse onstage together.
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When we rehearse or record or make music we don't focus on songs at all we just play... record grooves, you know?
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But the people who play live are mostly the same, because it's too hard to rehearse with different people all the time.
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I've met bands abroad that struggle to even rehearse before a gig, bands that never had a rehearsal room of their own.
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Conor decides to rehearse with the sad lot of extras that have gathered (they can't quite nail American Bandstand-style dance moves).
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Working in pairs, students can rehearse and then perform their 60-second interactions between two strangers: a volunteer and a possible voter.
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MUSIC I make time at home to either listen to music or rehearse for any upcoming gigs with one of my bands.
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CNN reported that she chose to rely on a recording because she hadn't had time to rehearse with the Marine Corps Band.
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A troupe of street dancers, nonprofessional actors mostly, aside from "Kingsman's" Sofia Boutella, a dancer herself, gather to rehearse a new routine.
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The rock band Sonic Youth got its start on the fifth floor, while the band Blue Öyster Cult used to rehearse downstairs.
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I forget what he had to leave for, but he couldn't rehearse for the amount of time that we would have initially hoped.
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The trio gathered together to rehearse their performance of Urban's latest single "Wasted Time," which is set to open the annual awards show.
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When SEALs practice shooting, he told me, they rehearse slowing their movements down so it almost looks like they're moving in slow motion.
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We rehearse once a week and are the youngest people in the group by about 24 years, but couldn't possibly love it more.
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I won't rehearse the parade of horribles, which range from exotic new (or old) diseases to starvation, dehydration, forced migration, and armed conflict.
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When we first started rehearsing together, Keo choreographed a short jive routine that we do as a warm-up every time we rehearse.
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I edit through them and send back feedback as quickly as I can so they have enough time to make changes and rehearse.
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Another question is: if you rehearse for something in a lucid dream, how does that compare to practicing a task while you're awake?
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Obviously, he lives in Japan so it would serve him to have a band in Japan that he could rehearse and tour with.
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"The big flag requires more than 100 volunteers to rehearse and unfurl the flag at the assigned time in pre-game," Jareck said.
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Whatever it is I want to believe and want people to believe about me, I speak it and rehearse it in my mind.
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Dewan told Entertainment Tonight that she was a bg fan — especially since she got to watch Tatum rehearse for the movie at home.
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The orchestra members have gathered at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics to rehearse a new kind of musical composition.
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Rehearse the pitch in front of the mirror, or with a supportive partner or friend, to develop a sense of comfort and confidence.
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If the speech does not, in the eyes of Chinese leaders, rehearse an acceptable catechism, the diplomatic game could fully resume, or worse.
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We had one chance to rehearse the president's closing sketch with the translator, "Luther," who was played by the comedian Keegan-Michael Key.
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Ted Sarandos, who runs Netflix's Hollywood operation and makes the company's deals with networks and studios, was up first to rehearse his lines.
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The facility, known as the "National Management Centre", was first used by the Security Cabinet in 2011 to rehearse a national crisis scenario.
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Total employed in the US: 4,370What they do, according to O*NET: Music directors and composers conduct, arrange, and rehearse with musical acts.
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At Paisley Park, he was able to write, rehearse, and record as much as he wanted, without compromise, and on his own schedule.
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The project is the hurling together of a bunch of people who don't rehearse and basically write their songs off live jam sessions.
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"Rehearse with a realistic scenario so that you're able to simulate the decisions that you might have to make," the Deloitte report says.
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You can rehearse what you are going to say and how you are going to say it, so it doesn't get too heated.
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A play in two parts required twice as much time to rehearse; the show's elaborate illusions required significant substage mechanics and extra training.
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Each has about 50 musicians, both amateur and professional, ranging in age from 15 to over 80, and they rehearse once a week.
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It was four days before show time and, along with everything else, she needed to rehearse her 10 costume changes in real time.
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But you might additionally have told the reader to draft the response and rehearse it, as you would a speech or a play.
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When it was time to rehearse, Jodie and I already felt like we were in the right place, so we just started shooting.
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In the Shoreditch shop, the grime M.C. Afrikan Boy, the Gnawa drummer Simo Lagnawi and the soul singer Bumi drifted in to rehearse.
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His parents encouraged him creatively by letting his band, three Grateful Dead-worshiping teenagers (who later became the Notekillers), rehearse in their basement.
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We have to do more in our schools than rehearse for inevitable violence and hope to minimize the number of people who die.
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Since then, they've made the effort to rehearse primarily when the dancers from Palestine and New York can come together and work in-person.
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This exquisite corpse can be controlled wirelessly so practitioners can rehearse elaborate medical scenarios in which the patient goes into shock and even "dies."
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I know how cats react, so anything that may seem scary, we rehearse it and ease them into that with our treats and rewards.
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On Monday, four hours before tipoff, Yamaguchi and his assistants watched Bell Biv DeVoe rehearse for a halftime show with the Warriors Dance Team.
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And the best way to prepare is to think about and rehearse (but not memorize!) responses to the questions you'll most likely be asked.
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My friend Jeremy Pope asked me to watch them rehearse one day in the studio — no lights, no costumes, nothing — and I was amazed.
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"Rehearse how you want to feel emotionally during the interview and get into that resourceful state many times during the days before," he says.
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We had nowhere to rehearse, so an Alley board member gave us office space on the top floor of the second-tallest building downtown.
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Mr. Gardiner, in his early preparation of the trilogy, chose to rehearse madrigals with his singers as a way of molding the ensemble together.
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"I'll never forget the day he told me he got four erections while watching Jennifer Hudson rehearse," a female former CBS executive told CNN.
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We see the two rehearse for the sexy bedroom dance sequence, where Mendes is shirtless, and another scene of them dancing, sweaty in a nightclub.
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They rehearse as a group — it is very much a collaborative effort with all members choreographing and giving feedback to what works and what doesn't.
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Bonnstetter had never appeared on live television before and didn't rehearse with the group, but he fit in seamlessly with broadcasters he's admired for years.
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They also stress that an earthquake is not actually predicted for that moment and that anytime is a fine moment to rehearse a safety plan.
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Among its revelations is that Emmylou Harris wasn't given a chance to rehearse when Dylan wanted a "girl singer" for backup on his "Desire" album.
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In order to give six performances over five days, this production opted to double-cast the lead roles, which made it doubly difficult to rehearse.
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Alejandro also claimed he overcame the typical hardships startups face in Latin America by following the rule of the three Rs: Research, Rehearse and Raise.
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Linkin Park singers Bennington and Mike Shinoda rehearse for the 211 MTV Video Music Awards at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York on Sept.
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But if you're a rock band and you know your songs… I mean, we don't have that much time to rehearse because of people's lives.
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We did rehearse and work on it a lot, but the rules as to how to shoot the scenes and the characters were established beforehand.
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Keeping on time when making a presentation is easiest if you rehearse several times, and using an app like Amber Light Speech Timer can help.
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He played guitar and went on to rehearse and sing with a band right down the street from where he now sits on a tombstone.
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"When you're preparing yourself for danger or a stressful situation, you might rehearse or talk to other people, or even take a drug," he says.
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So after we rehearse the script, they go to rewrite, and they have a really short window to rewrite the show or finish the show.
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I miss looking at the scripts read by actors, even though to this day I still see their lips move as they rehearse their lines.
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And sometimes, he would just rehearse putting the instrument on and taking it off, because Pierre does that three or four times during the show.
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Throughout the week while we rehearse, he can sometimes forget everything in one day and I will reteach it to him over and over again.
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"I'll never forget the day he told me he got four erections while watching Jennifer Hudson rehearse," a female former CBS executive recalled to CNN.
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"I usually don't have anything to do, other than make songs and rehearse — that's it," Grande, 25, said, thanking Corden for having her on the show.
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If one views the text in the back room, one can begin to understand why William believes it necessary to pictorially rehearse the action of insurrection.
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" All of those things were readily visible as Mr. Kail, 38, prepared to rehearse one of the musical's best-loved scenes — "Born to hand jive, baby!
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Most students choose to come to the second session because they all want extra time to rehearse, but they all end up doing a fantastic job.
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But even after building one of the largest wind machines — so that Cruise could rehearse the stunt safely — getting the perfect shot was far from simple.
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"My mom's an actress so I used to go and watch her on stage at the theater, and I loved to watch her rehearse," she said.
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Because it's not scripted, it's not like I have to rehearse any lines — things would sometimes come out of my mouth and I'd go, oh Jesus.
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They had come to rehearse an announcement the company would be making the next morning at the Consumer Electronics Show, the tech industry's gigantic annual conference.
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"Before we shot scenes, I would always say to him, &aposI got mad because you didn&apost want to rehearse,&apos" Carol Kane has previously said .
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Asked for advice, I suggested that before he fell asleep that night, the man should rehearse confronting the devil at the door and casting him away.
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But after Rashaun Mitchell watched members of the Stephen Petronio Company rehearse the sextet from "Signals," a rarely performed Cunningham dance from 1970, he went there.
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In a provocative manifesto he issued when he took over the theater, he pledged to rehearse or present one show a year in a conflict zone.
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He and Jordan then rehearse the cooperative crowd for the "aw, yeah, yeah, yeah" refrain of "Love That," and they joyfully belt out their new single.
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We didn't ever get up on our feet and rehearse it but certainly by the time we did the scene in bed, it was very organic.
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Mr. Hafez, discussing his research and process after the show, noted that the cast had met to rehearse only a few times; the collaboration should continue.
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But things turned ugly in 2013 ... with White allegedly demanding the band to follow him around the country to rehearse while he was training for the Olympics.
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"We only had an hour and a half to rehearse with the [background] dancers here in Los Angeles before we had to go to Vegas," said Ballas.
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" The evening before the event, Bullock joined Matthew McConaughey, Jane Fonda and more stars to rehearse for her gig as a presenter, despite having her "kid's cold.
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WhenJohn Legend walked on stage at the Dolby Theatre Saturday afternoon to rehearse lines he'll recite as an Oscar presenter at Sunday's show, he savored the moment.
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We knew that we didn't want to make demos and then rehearse a bunch of songs and then go into a studio and make a formal record.
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They rehearse real-world situations and are evaluated on their ability to maintain eye contact and a steady voice, while pursuing productive, sensitive engagement with the citizen.
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In contrast, if the task requires one to rehearse information in order then quiet is best, or, in the case of reading comprehension, quiet or instrumental music.
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They also rehearse the argument made by Henry Kissinger and others that the existing world order was put into place after World War II without China's participation.
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They would just rehearse until the light was right, and they'd go up and they'd get one take every day, to get one of these three pieces.
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For students readying for rotations in real clinics, simulations let them rehearse treatment choices, as well as the best ways to talk with patients while treating them.
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He walked down the block to rehearse his winning song in a nearby studio with some fellow Italian rappers, who were less forgiving of Mr. Salvini's tweet.
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City Ballet's six-week spring season had just ended, but these two weren't taking any breaks, finding three days to rehearse together between out-of-town engagements.
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Everyone was kind of in this panic mode and crunch time, but thankfully Karamo was able to pick up the dance and we were able to rehearse.
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The five practice hearings included questions about the allegations so Jackson could rehearse ways to address them during his upcoming confirmation hearing, the White House aide said.
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After some cheerful banter, Dutoit left to rehearse the final Respighi, and Yuja excused herself to warm up in a large adjacent room that had a piano.
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At first, we were ecstatic, our inner hams unleashed at long last; but then we realized that to sing a full set, we'd actually have to rehearse.
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And I decided I wasn't going to be the main performer; I was going to bring others into it, rehearse it, teach it, and think about improvisation.
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"Men who commit violence rehearse and perfect it against their families first," wrote Pamela Shifman and Salamishah Tillet in a New York Times op-ed in February.
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In the future, every big hospital could have a Star Trek-style holodeck where surgeons could plan and rehearse complex operations on a 3D projection of the patient.
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We've also got some days lined up in Germany to rehearse as a full band before the show, but yeah, at the moment everything is mostly via Skype.
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Others rehearse the depraved experiences of being without a life partner (The Lobster); or exercise routines inside a family compound involving zero contact with the outside world (Dogtooth).
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Justin Timberlake's noticeable absence from 'NSYNC's appearance at Coachella didn't have anything to do with bad blood ... he just couldn't find time to rehearse with his old bandmates.
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Perhaps the most adorable moment, however, is when presenter Amy Adams shows up with her young daughter, Aviana, who sits in the front row to watch mom rehearse.
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We had to practice and rehearse a lot to find the guitar parts again, so it was a bit of work, but I think the show was good.
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Sitting with their backs straight, and giving the conductor their full attention, they rehearse Latvian folk songs—as do children in ordinary state schools across Latvia every week.
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He said war games and training were imperative to rehearse for possible conflicts and they needed to reflect the global nature of today's military threats, including cyber warfare.
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In this same space, I had once watched Leonard Bernstein rehearse Mahler's Second Symphony; mangled an oboe solo in a school concert; and received my high-school diploma.
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Back in February, Mr. Teste, 44, scrapped everything after the dress rehearsal and had his cast basically rehearse a new version live during the show's premiere, in Belgium.
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Though it can't be used as a formal training tool, accurate, simulated VFR flight allows pilots to rehearse their flights beforehand, making the actual flights later more familiar.
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The 44-story building, which has more than 1,000 units, promised not only a rooftop deck and a gym, but a yoga/dance studio where they could rehearse.
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"We had band practice," says B., noting that Jud Jud had a leg up on their peers, given that they could rehearse simply by picking up the phone.
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Last but by no means least, people who spend their spare time arguing about politics can (and do!) rehearse much more sophisticated and elaborate arguments than normal people.
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Rehearse this image in your head anytime you're frustrated and need to knock a problem out of your life—and remember, new moons are especially powerful times for manifestation!
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That's why over the weekend we put the seating cards out so if they're coming in to rehearse or if they're coming in to talk, there are no surprises.
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Among Ries' tips: Make sure the child has a bag packed with "that little taste of home," and rehearse procedures for the travel day in advance to minimize surprises.
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On a cool and sunny Thursday afternoon, the cast of "Tumacho," a new play with music by Ethan Lipton, gathered at 753 Studios in the East Village to rehearse.
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With "suitmation" (as fans have affectionately named it), Ho has the opportunity to plan and rehearse his shots without sacrificing fluidity of movement, painting the creature as essentially human.
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I saw that Rachel had emailed her preliminary designs as I sat listening to my sister rehearse the reading she was scheduled to give at the church that evening.
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In November, the company of five actors, with U.S. visas secured, moved to Ramallah, rooming together to avoid traveling back and forth through Israeli checkpoints, and began to rehearse.
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But he didn't rehearse the actors taking part in the actual scene (Kai Ture and Hassan Welch), hoping for a genuine reaction from them as their screen father speaks.
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"If my work would be completely forgotten for 20 years, nobody would have the embodied knowledge to install and rehearse it, that would definitely be a deterioration," he wrote.
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In 2016, they met again to rehearse the operation — how to cut the paper, how to record the experience on video — at the European Astronaut Center outside Cologne, Germany.
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The husband and wife trapeze team — who regularly bring their 2-year-old son, Jaxx, to watch them rehearse at the gym — shared that becoming parents made them better performers.
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The movie starts out as the story of a shy preteen gym rat named Toni, who finds herself drawn to the dance teams that rehearse at her Cincinnati community center.
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If true, that could indicate that no one had the chance to rehearse scenes prior to shooting in real time, which would be an impressive feat, to say the least.
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More than four decades after the original members got together to rehearse in that loft on 1003 East 2100rd Street, KISS is still looked at by many as a joke.
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The playwrights stay up all night writing, and the actors and directors return the following morning, rehearse, run tech, and then, finally, perform six short plays to a packed audience.
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Then you've got to meet like-minded fans of casual sex; you've got to rehearse for a bit; you've got to book a show; you've got to hire a van.
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Many rehearse familiar arguments that #MeToo lumps disparate behavior into the same broad category and encourages a rush to judgment, thereby violating the rights of the accused to due process.
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Opportunities: enterprise, healthcare, construction, design In healthcare, I'm not just interested in helping doctors rehearse for surgeries, but also in the notion of explaining procedures to patients ahead of time.
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Prosecutors said they obtained video footage of Mr. Kelly directing the woman to rehearse exactly what he wanted her to say to the media about the origins of their relationship.
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Watching him rehearse the amateur players — mixing charm, cajolery and steel, and never seeming to speak down to them — was not just a master class in conducting, but also communicating.
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Especially with so attentive and dedicated an ally as his cousin, who was willing to guarantee his rent, help him enroll in college and rehearse job-interview strategies with him?
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" CBS employees who spoke to CNN alleged that Favale talked about having an erection while watching Jennifer Hudson rehearse for a 2015 performance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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Bringing his experience in theater to bear, my father required that every performer in Rolling Thunder rehearse his or her part, including entrances, exits, and introductions of each successive act.
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Several women said Rofé asked them to rehearse the opening scene from the play, "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune," which opens with the main characters having sex.
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Yes, after this tour I think I have four or five weeks off, and I'll rehearse in BC with Wolf Parade, and then it's a full North American tour with Operators.
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Gonzalez said she appeared as a background actor on Ellen three times and visited the set six times, since they would rehearse once before performing in front of a live audience.
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"Due to unavoidable production delays, major elements of my tour stage design could not be available for me to rehearse on until this week," Perry, 32, explained on Instagram Thursday morning.
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THE COMMUNITY centre on the outskirts of Fortaleza, the capital of the north-eastern state of Ceará, normally hosts throngs of teenagers, who paint and rehearse plays in its tiny theatre.
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Worst of all were the mock suicide drills, called "White Nights," in which Jones would rehearse mass suicides by making cult members drink from a mixture they thought contained fatal poison.
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In rehearsal footage, she informs her choreographers that she wants to be able to have the energy to rehearse and do SoulCycle on the same day, but she's not there yet.
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It has the quality of an amateur modeling shot, the kind you rehearse in front of your mirror after an afternoon flipping through Vogue or binging on America's Next Top Model.
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The thread of a plot concerns Sister Rosetta's tutoring of a new protégée, Marie Knight (the equally fine Rebecca Naomi Jones), as they rehearse for their initial performance together (4603:30).
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The thread of a plot concerns Sister Rosetta's tutoring of a new protégée, Marie Knight (the equally fine Rebecca Naomi Jones), as they rehearse for their initial performance together (21:220).
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Before the Blue Jays come home for the regular season, his crew will rehearse watering and dragging the infield dirt, an art it had no need to study in the past.
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I once even wrote all the reasons why my ex-partner and I needed to break up so I could rehearse what I was going to say before I said it.
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The thread of a plot concerns Sister Rosetta's tutoring of a new protégée, Marie Knight (the equally fine Rebecca Naomi Jones), as they rehearse for their initial performance together (230:2247).
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The thread of a plot concerns Sister Rosetta's tutoring of a new protégée, Marie Knight (the equally fine Rebecca Naomi Jones), as they rehearse for their initial performance together (26200:21).
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" She says when she finally agreed to rehearse, Franken "put his hand on the back of my head, mashed his lips against mine and aggressively stuck his tongue in my mouth.
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So now I just simply don't have the time to rehearse and be on the road in time to give you guys the level of a show I need to give.
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"One of the things I have to do after we rehearse is stretch my back because the weight of who she is pulled me down," she said in a telephone interview.
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I hate to say it, Cancer, but June will not provide much time to rehearse Traktor, attempt beat matching, or dispense allotted hours to rummage through crates at the record store.
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Mr. McGregor said that contrary to reports, he hadn't withdrawn out of a fear of personal danger, but because the complex set he needed to rehearse with had not been built.
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In a Harvard Business Review article, "Taking the Stress Out of Stressful Conversations," the communication expert Holly Weeks counsels people to rehearse difficult conversations and fine-tune their phrasing and tone.
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Joey's legal team made a request Monday to get a judge to allow him to rehearse with Aerosmith, but no final decision was made ... the case will be heard again Tuesday.
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That afternoon, I watched as a scene was filmed in which Joel, handsome in a Santa-red sweater, helps Brooke's young niece, Tessa (Ava Grace Cooper), rehearse for a Christmas pageant.
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The two allies could continue to simulate responses to a North Korean attack and rehearse the initial stages of deploying reinforcements from the United States and other locations to South Korea.
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We would rehearse every scene for most of the morning and then shoot, and yes, there were lots of 11- and 12-page scenes we were filming entirely in one shot.
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Ms. Hill had concerts all weekend, leaving no time to prepare, and was uncertain she would even be able to make it to LA in time to rehearse for the event.
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So when we went to rehearse, I put myself in the position of those people, running away from the flying saucer… As I remember it, 'I Ran' basically kind of wrote itself.
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Like at the end of the show, after we wrap the show tonight, me and a few of the crew are going to rehearse something for not next week, the week after.
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We wrote it in the basement of a house Danny was living in at the time on Albion Street in Chicago; there used to be shows there, we used to rehearse there.
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It said specialized logistic troops had cooperated with Russian Railways and the country's merchant fleet to rehearse moving troops, armor and technical equipment to Crimea, which Russia annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
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He loved it and wanted to keep doing it but because he was still doing 40-plus fights a year on ESPN, he couldn't rehearse and couldn't have a full time band.
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" Students can also rehearse how they want to go through the exam, recalling the information quickly and accurately, she said, "because everything you've learned is there on the shelf of your memory.
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Mr. Schager happened to be in the house to rehearse "Götterdämmerung" but was scheduled to sing a bit role in a concert version of Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte" across town later that evening.
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During her waitressing years, she'd bring audition pieces to rehearse, but now she looks to Archibald for help inhabiting a character she's playing by inventing a backstory or developing an interior world.
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"The Mile-Long Opera" operates in much the same way: Only recently have the singers been able to rehearse on the High Line, and even then it was only in small segments.
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To rehearse blocking without the whole cast present — that would be a costly commitment, given union rules — performers have to memorize a virtual grid, with zero at the center of the stage.
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We stopped by a stable where Reilly and Phoenix were to rehearse one of the trickier scenes in the film, a shootout with loud bursts and jumpy animals in a confined space.
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During the tournament week, Watson watched Justin Bieber rehearse for an upcoming concert tour, after which Bieber gave Watson's 3-year-old son, Caleb, a quick lesson on how to play the drums.
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Despite the fact that she had been unable to fully rehearse, she earned a 27/30 from the judges — and her pro partner Mark Ballas is just happy that she's on the mend.
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If a situation involves a confrontation or conversation with a boss, manager, or a direct report, users can opt to rehearse a conversation to feel more empowered about approaching it in real life.
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With just under a week to rehearse before beginning previews in April, Mac's show pulled off a remarkable feat, earning 7 Tony nominations including Best Play and nods for both Nielsen and White.
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Zawaideh also claims White forced her to rehearse while sick, demanded she cut her hair before a show in France ... and ultimately stopped paying her because he felt she didn't need the money.
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I probably mentioned this before, but on the first day in Edinburgh we played this nice old theatre, and in the dressing room we were able to listen to the Velvet Underground rehearse.
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I was super nervous because I never got to rehearse and I was singing totally out of key for the first half, but once the music hit I started to feel more comfortable.
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The company plans to resume performances beginning in the fall, but said complications could arise if large crowd bans continue during the summer months when performers practice and rehearse for the upcoming season.
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In his new Catskills aerie, where his New York-based company will rehearse occasionally, Mr. Petronio laughed about decades of being priced out of one neighborhood after another: SoHo, the East Village, Williamsburg.
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Mind Mapping For Public Speaking: Plan, Rehearse & Deliver Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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I totally understand this, as I would probably want to abandon my family if it consisted of 40 to 50 people whom I had to see and rehearse with on a daily basis.
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President, I won't know if we can do this until I have an opportunity to bring in the SEALs and the helicopter pilots from the 1603th (Special Operations Air Regiment) and to rehearse it.
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Larry David might be the king of dry humor — but his composure apparently took a coffee break when it came time for him to rehearse as Kevin Roberts for one of Saturday's SNL sketches.
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We would rehearse for about four to five hours, and we would then have lunch and then shoot between 14 and 17 takes of sequence shots that were between eight to ten minutes long.
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So we would put the cars in one formation and then we would rehearse it up to a certain point, and we'd stop and reformat the cars into in a different position, and continue.
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In a personal essay for BuzzFeed News, Harry said he was 18 when he accompanied his father to Spacey's London apartment in 2008 to rehearse lines for the play Complicit, which Spacey was directing.
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In a personal essay for BuzzFeed News, Harry said he was 5 when he accompanied his father to Spacey's London apartment in 2008 to rehearse lines for the play Complicit, which Spacey was directing.
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Five weeks before they embark on a two-month North American tour in support of their eponymous debut album, all four members of Dead Cross have yet to rehearse in the same room together.
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To get a sense of how a band who rarely rehearse and often get kicked out of their own gigs operate, I tagged along with them for a day in Salford, in Greater Manchester.
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"Even though we obsessively rehearse every detail, we're trying to put ourselves in a situation where we're nervous enough about what we're doing so that we are so awake to what's happening," she said.
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And they don't hesitate to rehearse in public places: They'll break out in dance on subway platforms, practice steps along sidewalks and run through counts-of-eight in the reflections of department store windows.
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To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the label has invited members of the press and special guests backstage before the runway show for a peek at the "notoriously hunky models" as they rehearse their walks.
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This course contains 9 lectures and 1 hour of content covering mind mapping, and how it can help you plan, rehearse, and deliver a lecture without staring down at your notes the whole time.
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One student, Ashley Priessnitz, said she had complained last semester that Mr. Haufrecht, her acting teacher, had showed her unwanted attention, and had told her in class to rehearse suggestive scenarios, like washing herself.
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In chapters on Woolf's years in Hyde Park Gate and Bloomsbury, for instance, Gill must rehearse the circumstances of Woolf's brother Thoby Stephen's death, despite having detailed it in an earlier section as well.
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Today the trend is (slowly) moving towards expensive synthetic cadavers like the $95,000 SynDaver Patient, which can be remote controlled to rehearse crisis scenarios like heart attacks and boasts fake organs, muscle tissue, and blood.
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" The statement adds that Hercules, the dog in the video, had several days to rehearse the stunt, and when he became apprehensive on the day of shooting, the "production team did not proceed with filming.
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Although Kordei and Chmerkovskiy, 31, had limited to learn and rehearse the dance in Hong Kong, she still brought her A-game to the reality dancing competition — and earned the highest score of the night!
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We did GMA Wednesday morning, then some press afterward and headed straight to the airport to head back to L.A. When we landed in L.A., we went straight to the studio to rehearse until midnight.
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It's the kind of impromptu, impossible-to-rehearse press interaction that's common not just for politicians but also executives and celebrities — one that, despite all the staged, behind-closed-doors practice, Zuckerberg hasn't yet mastered.
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Be a better public speaker with this presentation-focused course, where you'll learn how to prepare and rehearse to be more successful, improve your vocals and presence, and manage any speaking jitters you might have.
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Entertainment Tonight reports that during an appearance on Good Morning America to promote the show's third and final season, Theroux mentioned that he appreciates the support, but understands his wife's reluctance to help him rehearse.
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Rihanna announces her Anti world tour will begin in February 2016, which, at this point, seems like a stretch, giving her little time to rehearse songs from an as yet unreleased and seemingly incomplete album.
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"Exercise Dong Maeng provides us the opportunity to train and rehearse with our Republic of Korea, United States, and United Nations Sending State Partners," said the ROK Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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They gather there to hold rolling prep sessions and make final alterations to speeches, rehearse lines, review slides and go over the hundreds of video cues that have been peppered into their hours-long presentation.
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In "Rehearse, Ice Feet, Repeat: The Life of a New York City Ballet Corps Dancer," Michael Cooper writes: With apologies to James Brown, the hardest working people in show business may well be ballet dancers.
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When I entered the mostly empty, majestically gilded Musikverein to watch the players rehearse with Christian Thielemann, the principal conductor of the Dresden Staatskapelle and music director of the Bayreuth Festival, I got an inkling.
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Right before the matinee starts, I like to go on stage and watch the acrobats rehearse and check my marks and maybe run through the beginning of a few dance numbers with some of my castmates.
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I want to do it different every time, and if you rehearse it 30 times, you have to think of 30 different ways to do it — even if the first way is probably the best way.
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Fresh from a jaunt to Nepal, she shows up expecting to easily reinsert herself back into Sierra's life, whether by babysitting her new grandson (whose age she doesn't know) or by "helping" Sierra rehearse a scene.
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Though Jeter learned the roles of Hamilton, Aaron Burr, and King George, while he was a swing in Chicago a year ago, he still continues to rehearse those parts to keep them fresh in his mind.
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"When he would perform, we'd draw a wide straight yellow line from backstage to the chair on stage and he'd rehearse the walk, hours before the show," Andrew Wyatt, one of Cosby's spokespeople, told the NNPA Newswire.
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"We should've worn our bathing suits today," Brock Akil jokes to the script supervisor before returning her attention to the two monitors in front of her where the show's stars, Michele Weaver and Will Catlett, rehearse lines.
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The superstar was reportedly on the campus of the University of Southern California on Monday to rehearse for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, and let's just say she didn't exactly blend in with the student population.
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Intimately filmed by Park Jun-soo in Pennebaker-esque verité, the film follows the Hallyu septet as they rehearse, take red-eye flights across continents and oceans, and otherwise power through the exhaustion of their global tour.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Beyoncé and JAY-Z are currently in Paris as they rehearse for their upcoming joint tour, which is the long-awaited sequel to their blockbuster 2014 duel headlining trek, On the Run.
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The episode poses the ultimate question for a new administration, a set of judgments that the president, the secretary of defense and the national military command often rehearse in secret, especially at the beginning of a presidency.
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Any time I hear anything like that, I remember this video of four leading conductors trying to figure out how on earth to rehearse Bach together, with the string players of the Bavarian Radio Symphony looking on.
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They quickly restage the play for the space — some stages are wide, some are narrow, some are raked, some are flat, once they had to dodge a half-built set for "Cabaret" — and rehearse the fight scenes.
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"The couple are expected in Paris in the coming days as they rehearse for their upcoming joint tour, which is the long-awaited sequel to their blockbuster 2014 duel headlining trek, On the Run," a source tells PEOPLE.
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RIO DE JANEIRO - Dancers in dazzling costumes sway to the rhythm of the music as samba bands rehearse in front of cheering crowds in the city's Sambadrome before the start of the world-famous Rio Carnival next week.
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In an interview for Netflix's "Aftershow" special, Ester Expósito, who plays Carla, one of the wealthy students with a manipulative nature, said that having a month or so to rehearse with the cast helped her develop her character.
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So in 1987, when I got my first opportunity to rehearse a complete opera production, all the experiences of assisting and coaching exploded out of me, and I understood that this was what I was born to do.
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For others, thousands of American military personnel based in Japan and the United States, as well as American aircraft carriers and submarines, join the forces based in South Korea to rehearse a counterattack against a North Korean invasion.
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But I was drawn to a different kind of farewell last month: watching him rehearse an orchestra of 101 amateurs from all over the world, playfully called the Be Phil, for a free performance of Brahms's First Symphony.
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"Sometimes we'd have like 40 people sitting against the sea wall watching us rehearse," Mr. DeMarco said, insisting that the impetuous stunt did not lead to any negative experiences and only brought him closer to his fan base.
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When, in November, Kanye rented out the auditorium of Cody High School to piece together and rehearse his debut opera, "Nebuchadnezzar," he was "very open to letting kids come in and watch," said Cody High's principal, Jeremiah Johnston.
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"We do 20-plus shows a year, and you can feel the excitement among the staff about having this show rehearse in our building," said Michael Ritchie, artistic director of the Center Theater Group, which includes the Taper.
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As the letter notes, the intent is for the company to "rapidly develop, test, and manufacture a single platform that soldiers can use to Fight, Rehearse, and Train that provides increased lethality, mobility, and situational awareness" against America's foes.
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Taking center stage at the Dolby Theatre late Saturday afternoon to rehearse the lines she'll deliver as a presenter at the 90th Academy Awards, the actress spied a microphone rising up from the floor directly in front of her.
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Occasionally, I would be cast in a community-theatre production of Neil Simon or "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," popular but uncomplicated fare, which we would rehearse for a month before performing in front of an audience of fifteen.
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In one scene, a group of young men rehearse rock and roll music with an electric guitar, drums, and amps by a shack and a chicken coop in Neza, a rapidly expanding slum on the outskirts of the city.
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One such connection was the key to fulfilling a travel request from one of Zur's clients, a "legendary international pop/rock band" that wanted a place to rehearse and bond for two weeks before starting their next world tour.
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Despite the agonizing debate by speakers, writers and staff over which jokes to use, how much candor you can allow, how much rehearsal you need — senators have skipped votes in order to rehearse more — sometimes speakers make costly mistakes.
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But to keep a semblance of normalcy in his family life, Mr. Kaufmann said that he no longer wants to travel to the United States for new stagings, which can take six weeks or more to rehearse and perform.
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On a Thursday in May, 2100 musicians gathered on the stage of the Philharmonie in Berlin to rehearse the First Symphony by Johannes Brahms and then perform the work under the direction of Simon Rattle, the Berlin Philharmonic's conductor.
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Like Ms. Constand, she said she had rebuffed a physical advance —– in Ms. Johnson's case, she said that she refused a kiss that he said was called for in a scripted scene he asked her to rehearse with him.
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In the late '90s he told a surprised colleague he was "worried I haven't got any political opinions" — before going on to rehearse a hit parade of right-wing classics about "picanninies" and "bum boys" in his Telegraph column.
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Yes. I was always very fascinated and kind of terrified with that story, and I love the music, in particular the four-handed version for piano, which was created for the ballet studio, so that the dancers could rehearse.
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We were watching a group of Sharks rehearse a sequence from "Dance at the Gym," a ferocious dance battle that involves the Sharks and Jets charging at one another, beating each other back through sheer force of virtuosic movement.
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The upcoming season premieres next month, during the first two weeks of which time Fifth Harmony will be touring in Asia while writing and recording a new album, meaning Kordei's partner will be flying back and forth with her to rehearse.
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During the commercial break before their performance, Lachey and Chmerkovskiy both took time to chat with Lachey's two older children, who were sitting in the front row before Chmerkovskiy led Lachey to the middle of the ballroom to rehearse their dance.
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For example, if you're at a party and feel anxious, you hover on the edge of the room or you scroll on your phone or you might rehearse what you plan to say beforehand to make sure it doesn't sound stupid.
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Most musicals still rehearse their performers with just a piano (and occasionally a small drum kit), with the actors first meeting the hired band just before technical rehearsals in the theater, in a play-and-sing-through tradition called a sitzprobe.
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The flight was part of a tactical exercise that would last until the end of this week, it said, and was designed to rehearse the air force's ability to rebase to operational air fields and to practise air-to-air refueling.
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"If I fall in my dress, just leave me for dead," Tina Fey deadpanned to Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph as the buddy-trio walked toward center stage to rehearse lines they'll deliver as presenters during Sunday's 91st Academy Awards.
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"The use of multiple shots, timed ever-more-closely together, appears destined to rehearse saturating a defensive system by presenting it with an overwhelmingly complex radar picture," Joshua Pollack, editor of the U.S.-based Nonproliferation Review, said of Monday's launch.
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"It's pretty high-intensity, a lot of production elements, basically a live performance that I've had about two days to rehearse for, with a 700-person audience," Quinto previously told Entertainment Weekly of his battle against Trek costar Zoe Saldana.
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"We rehearse all the time, for epidemics and natural disasters — we are constantly rehearsing and just change the name on whatever we are dealing with ... if it's Ebola, if it's H1-N1, that's how we deal with it," he told CNN.
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I don't need to rehearse all the ways in which the last few years in Western politics have broken with this pattern, how our populist moment has elevated unexpected and extreme-seeming forces from Warsaw to Westminster to Trump's Washington.
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You rehearse for over three months, and then they give you 20 minutes to tech it and a handful of performances before the press night, or in our case, press day, where all the critics come to the same performance.
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But one week before the convention's expanded second iteration, organizers have hit a snag: a labor dispute with the Actors' Equity Association, who has asked its members not to perform, or even rehearse, for the event until an agreement is reached.
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Garneau told Reuters a software fix and new training are needed before the plane can fly again in Canada, and the training must include time in a simulator, so pilots can rehearse the circumstances of the Lion Air crash in Indonesia last October.
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When the curtains part and Octavia Spencer, Taraji P. Henson and Janelle Monáe walk to center-stage at the Dolby Theatre Saturday morning to rehearse lines they'll deliver at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday, Spencer for one can't hide her goofy exuberance.
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As he took the seat behind the Sudan placard at the United Nations Human Rights Council the next morning, he couldn't dislodge the voice of one of his law school professors: You should rehearse a speech 29 times before you present it.
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Shouting over the screeching wind as the "cat" lifts on to its hydrofoils, the sailors rehearse their moves, one moment bounding across the trampoline that joins the hulls, the next perilously suspended over the edge with only the red of their helmets visible.
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The podium training session – and no, it's not a way for the team to practice accepting medals, the session gives gymnasts the chance to rehearse routines on the raised Olympic platform – revealed clues as to what Sunday's qualification round lineup might look like.
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Choristers—who in British and American cathedral choirs usually range from eight to 13, with continental choirs retaining their singers until the age of 19—typically rehearse together daily, making their decision to team up in ensembles of their own making less risky.
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I was in Cunningham's dance company from 1969 until 1973; in the seventies, I was a founding member of Grand Union, a group that chose not to rehearse—we would walk into performances with no instructions and build forms as we went along.
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A morning might be spent touring the city with an architect and, after lunch, the group "could see a dance troupe rehearse and have a conversation with the dancers about what it means to be a dance artist in Cuba," he explains.
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Oluyole encouraged members of Dream Catchers to attend school by day and rehearse at night and weekends but she didn't know how long she could struggle to cater for the 20 or so children in the group since 2014 with 10 members currently.
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In the early evening of July 9th, Donald Trump stood in the gold draped East Room of the White House with a small group of senior advisers to rehearse his announcement of Judge Brett Kavanaugh as his nominee for the Supreme Court.
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"We rehearse all the time, for epidemics and natural disasters — we are constantly rehearsing and just change the name on whatever we are dealing with ... if it's Ebola, if it's H1N1, that's how we deal with it," Wilkie told CNN on March 4.
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The record-setting $313 million capitalization — the amount raised from producers and investors to pay an unusually large cast and crew, rehearse an unusually long show and build an unusually elaborate production — was disclosed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Though Beyoncé did not attend college, the Houston native explained that she would visit Prairie View A&M University, rehearse at Texas Southern University and "always dreamed of going to an H.B.C.U." Her father, Mathew Knowles, went to Fisk University in Nashville.
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Students can begin with traditional forms of research and then identify an issue or stance they want to take before envisioning their P.S.A. They can then plan, storyboard, rehearse, record and edit a 30- or 60-second video including a tagline and message.
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"They had made this really beautiful lingerie dress, but we're dancing the Argentine Tango, so when we rehearsed yesterday they had this for me just to rehearse in so that my costume wouldn't get wet," explains Kramer, who recently partnered with Colgate Optic White.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia tried to calm fears over war games it plans to hold next month, saying on Tuesday the large-scale exercise would rehearse a purely defensive scenario and that allegations it was a springboard to invade Poland, Lithuania or Ukraine were false.
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So last week, when three dozen singers from the Crossing, a Grammy-winning chamber choir dedicated to new music, gathered in the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia to rehearse the piece, it was heavy Wiss scissors that were placed on their music stands.
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"Cleo," about the romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, was almost canceled, but after the Alley's artistic director, Gregory Boyd, learned that the actors were continuing to rehearse even after having been displaced, he fought for the show to be rescheduled for next year.
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In a piece he wrote for BuzzFeed, actor Harry Dreyfuss alleged that Spacey groped him when he was 18 years old, recalling an incident that took place while he was helping his father, the actor Richard Dreyfuss, rehearse for a play at Spacey's London apartment.
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Add rugs and paint over concrete to warm up the floor Yet concrete, though modern, can soak up stains—as Chip and Joanna find out while turning the home&aposs detached garage into Mike&aposs studio so he can rehearse all he wants without disturbing the family.
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He immersed himself in the sounds of New Orleans at a young age, first through the city's radio stations and then by following his father to nightclubs, where Malcolm Sr. would repair P.A. systems while young Mac peered through the window, watching musicians like Professor Longhair rehearse.
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"The production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is currently in its preview stage, with the process designed to allow the creative team time to rehearse changes or explore specific scenes further before the play's official opening," read a statement sent by a spokesperson to the BBC.
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Below, a surefire guide to preparing yourself for Adele's glory: Rehearse how you will politely tell people that you're busy if they ask to hang Monday night, so you don't indignantly snap at them about how you cleared your schedule the second Adele announced she would be performing.
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The Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), a multi-purpose HUD, is a signature system project for the Soldier Lethality (SL) team at Army Futures Command, but the Synthetic Training Environment (STE) team is currently also exploring ways to use the technology to help soldiers train and rehearse for battle.
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A buzz, that is, beyond the four helicopters whose steady drone was being relayed through banks of speakers set up to rehearse a crucial part of "Aus Licht," a marathon performance of selections from Karlheinz Stockhausen's eye-poppingly extravagant, never-fully-performed, seven-opera, 29-hour "Licht" cycle.
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The shed, and the holding pen outside—where the skiers stare into space, stretch, stand knee-deep in the snow to stiffen their boots, close their eyes and rehearse the run in their mind's eyes—constitute the Hahnenkamm's emotional epicenter, the germ of the mayhem down in the valley.
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It includes a Mexican restaurant at street level, which has churro ice-cream sandwiches and an abundance of beers on tap; a bare-bones theatre accessed under a bright marquee; and a basement-level bar flanked by pinball machines, where comics rehearse their acts in lieu of conversation.
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Last week, radio host Leeann Tweeden wrote that when she was performing with Al Franken on a USO tour in 2006, before he was a senator, Franken pressured her to rehearse an onstage kiss, aggressively put his tongue in her mouth, and later groped her while she was sleeping.
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"One of the things you get out of getting people together who are in agreement—it's not that they become more nuanced in their points of view, they just become more polarized and so they rehearse the arguments they agree with with each other to the extreme," Hendricks said.
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This is sort of a chance for us to celebrate all the cool things that happened last year and I'm really excited to be performing with Carrie because I'm such a big fan of hers," also adding, "We've gotten to rehearse a couple of times and she's just a phenomenal talent.
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As performed by the British troupe Kneehigh, the production will incorporate spectacle and live music in telling the story of African-American soldiers who were sent to the United Kingdom to rehearse the Normandy invasion during World War II. Additional productions from the season will be listed soon at stannswarehouse.org.
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Photographs that emphasize the mise-en-scène could be movie stills: a shouting circus executive who takes up the right side of the foreground while aerialists rehearse in the middle distance, a boy climbing to a roof with the city tenements surrounding him, a subway car filled with sleeping passengers.
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And it just kind of took off… It was the time we spent trying to rehearse a scene, or preparing, or having lunch together, or the kids would come over to my house, or my kids would go to their houses — those kind of things built up [a family] over the years.
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Li lives among hundreds of his followers near Dragon Springs, a 211-acre compound in upstate New York that houses temples, private schools and quarters where performers for the organization's dance troupe, Shen Yun, live and rehearse, according to four former compound residents and former Falun Gong practitioners who spoke to NBC News.
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When I decide to run alone, with nothing in my ears but the air and the occasional gnat, it gives me a chance to rehearse the things I'm too shy or self-conscious to actually say, and to put them into words with the help of my constant left-right-left metronome.
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The cast is shown at a table read — that's when casts of shows and movies run through the script around a table to verbally rehearse — with producer Bryan Cogman reading the script while the camera shows the entire group of actors getting more excited as they realize the story is coming to a pivotal moment.
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" Baker doesn't read or rehearse the story before recording, and while she notes this approach has burned her a couple of times, the "biggest draw to this whole job is the fact that I'm experiencing the story along with the listener for the first time, and I can experience those emotions with the listener.
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I would wake up early every morning, scour the four newspapers left on my driveway, and rehearse the questions and answers I knew I would face later in the day as I walked the dogs, took a shower and hustled to the White House for the daily senior staff meeting at 7:30 a.m.
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It also doesn't help that while claiming a new understanding of and sensitivity to our plight, you rehearse old and discredited narratives, like the suggestion that the land of Palestine was empty before Zionists arrived or the notion that it was Israel that has constantly offered peace, which the Palestinians have persisted in rejecting.
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I was rehearsing a Broadway -- we were the first cast in the 'Heidi Chronicles' -- I would rehearse from like eleven in the morning to five or six at night and run out of the rehearsal room, jump in a van for the movie production, and they'd take us out where we were shooting in Queens.
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" In another intensely productive period in 2012, Mr. Brightman was performing in the musical "Stars of David" at the Philadelphia Theater Company, while traveling to Washington to rehearse for "How I Paid for College," a one-man show at the Hub Theater in Fairfax, Va.; and to New York to audition for the Broadway musical "Big Fish.
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The Stanford Laptop Orchestra meets to rehearse every Wednesday night in the spring from 7:30 to 10:30 pm (The late hours are a remnant of Wang's night-owl habits as a graduate student.) It's a for-credit course at Stanford—Music 128, cross-listed in the computer science department as CS 170—but getting in isn't easy.
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"We are very proud to have the respected Marshal Kim Jong-un as our great leader and we are very proud to hold the Seventh Party Congress," said Ji Eun-kyo, who works in a rice factory and was on her way to rehearse for a flower parade that is part of the festivities around the congress.
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On Tuesday of that week, when the full chorus came in to rehearse with the soloists, Dudamel realized that the production design had caused them to be seated too far back, all the way behind the stage, in seats normally reserved for audience members, from which hinterland they couldn't see him properly and couldn't hear the soloists.
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He spent much of his childhood backstage, watching actors rehearse scenes or parts of scenes again and again, and he likes to tell people that he was conceived on stage, or almost—his mother told him that it happened a few hours after she and his father acted out a steamy sex scene for a film they were making.
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" According to Deadline, the series synopsis explains that each episode of the series "will follow an engaged couple along with their wedding party, family, and friends, as they not only prepare for the wedding itself, but also rehearse for what will be an epic performance with the help of a team of celebrity choreographers, stylists, and creative directors.
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A club will open in some distant and untrafficked neighborhood; a 45 will come out that is for sale in just three stores; a band will form and rehearse but not yet have played out; a bar in far-flung Midtown will change its jukebox offerings to include the few available records made by our people—we know all these things instantly.
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Which pop fans haven't laid back on the cloud of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Cut to the Feeling," soaring higher with each chorus, or sat at work imagining the film scene where they recite "New Rules" to a friend with a fuckboy problem, dancers diving out of closets to perform choreography they somehow found the time to rehearse before this intervention?
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His job is to gather 20 or 30 singers and dancers from all over rural Poland, install them in a tumbledown stately home, and arrange and rehearse their peasant songs until they are ready to put on prestigious concerts, thus selling a tidied-up version of the nation's cultural identity both to the wider world and to war-damaged Poland itself.
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It took me a show or two to kind of get into my groove last go-around, so I think we'll probably rehearse a little bit more and run the set a couple times prior to the show to make sure our voices are strong and make sure we're drinking our water and hydrating because it's super dry in Vegas.
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The test of an Iranian Fateh-110 short-range ballistic missile coincided with a large-scale naval exercise by Iran's Revolutionary Guard forces late last week involving over 50 small gunboats in the Strait of Hormuz to rehearse "swarm" tactics which could one day potentially shut down the vital waterway, through which 183 percent of the world's oil passes each year.
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Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Met, said in an interview that he had received a message from Mr. Kaufmann's managers this week saying that Mr. Kaufmann was "rethinking his schedule because of his personal life and professional obligations" and was no longer available to rehearse and perform in the new "Tosca," which is to have its premiere on New Year's Eve.
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Following a scene in which Ginghina, at his office, offers not much help to a woman lodging a land-use complaint (the movie withholds the details of his bureaucratic job), he takes up the sports discussion again with Porumboiu at a gym, where a group of men rehearse some of Ginghina's ideas, then at an apartment Ginghina shares with his father.
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The West End play, due to premiere on July 30, issued a statement about the change: "The production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is currently in its preview stage, with the process designed to allow the creative team time to rehearse changes or explore specific scenes further before the play's official opening," the producers said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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"As you can imagine, a 10-minute sequence takes much longer to film, and you have to sustain the life and death stakes of that, or I believe you do, for the entirety of it," he explains, adding that he'd also requested not to rehearse a few specific scenes (including Kendall's delivering the letter to Logan) to keep a sense of tension to them.
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About girls who sound a lot like Evie, Joan Didion in her 1967 essay "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" wrote: There are always little girls around rock groups—the same girls who used to hang around saxophone players, girls who live on the celebrity and power and sex a band projects when it plays—and there are three of them out here this afternoon in Sausalito where the Grateful Dead rehearse.
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Starting at the age of 8 and until I was 16, my oldest friends and I would get together every summer: Rory, Reilly, Wolfe, and later my brother, Dylan, and Wolfe's brother, Tiger (yes, their real names) would arrange five or six scenes from Shakespeare, rehearse them on our own time in the sun-drenched Berkshire afternoons and perform them for the adult company after one of their Mainstage shows.
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"We had the idea to make a ballet, 'Carmen', and Andrei had the idea that the plot should be set in a refugee camp ... We decided to visit a real refugee camp and see with our own eyes how it all works and talk to people and listen to their stories," Kolesnikova told reporters in Belgrade where she watched dancers rehearse at the National Theater the next day.
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Food trucks offer fried squid skewers and other Korean and Pan-Asian foods at KCON LA. Left: Juices sold in enormous plastic baby bottles are popular at KCON LA. Right: Fruit slushies come topped with boba bubbles at KCON LA. Dancers rehearse for a collaboration among eight K-pop dance teams, adapting BTS choreo for a group of more than 50 people to film a cover video outside the LA Convention Center.
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In Thrash Metal and Te Reo Maori, VICE New Zealand's new episode of Zealandia, we meet with Alien Weaponry in the build up to the release of their first album, from the garage on the de Jong family farm where brothers Henry (drums) and Lewis (vocals and guitar), and their friend Ethan Trembath (bass) rehearse, to catching the bus to high school, working at the local, mechanics and bringing in the washing for mum.
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