10th March 2015, Britney scene further work.

In this lesson we did some further work on the Britney scene, as a class we felt that this scene was in need of the most of the work, there is a section in this scene where the customers need to distract Lisa from asking about her hour, we all run around the stage with a fast pace, this raised the tension in the room, as us a customers getting closer to LIsa we could feel her panic as she gets into a state and starts a break down of hers.

I felt that this rehearsal was a real step up from thursdays lesson as most people were more furmiluar with their lines, which picked up the pace and alould us to work on more comical, distracting moments. One moment that we added was uring us singing "Happy Burnday" to Biffer we would as skip around in a frantic manor, and then we when we were finished we sat straight back down in our seats, in the same positions that we were in before. This made it look like it was so planned and rehearsed, and that sudden change back to how it was before, as if we had everything planned and once it was over we didnt know what else to do as we started to panic. This really fits my character as the change back to how it was makes the characters seem really panicy as they dot know what to do. I could then link this to my characters traits of feeling uncomfotable and feeling on edge. I showed this by making my body language smaller and really fiddling with my clothes. 

My favourite bit that stuck out for me in this scene was the end of the scene where I come down the stairs as Vince and reach out for Lisa. This really shows the relationship between Vince and Lisa, by how paniced she is and how she feels towards. I have interpreted my character as being the 'Black Dog King' who is the character in the play, that everyone is fearful of. I think that this is because every character that i play is linked to something negative, like the Goat being abusive to her, the negative way that Passanger 2 talks about others, and Inhibitions awkwardness and imbarrisment.