Questions
So, every year, during every rehearsal I have a period I call "stupid question time". This is the time when the kids can ask me all those burning questions that either:
a) I've answered a million times before
or
b) have no significance for anyone but themselves
or
c) have no significance period.
Usually this is a long but necessary part of the show. It's a new experience for most of them, and there are lots of unknowns. Fine.
But this year's batch of kids has a noticeable lack of questions, and it concerns me a little. Are they just understanding everything, or are they too dense to realize what they're missing?
Since they haven't come up with many questions of their own, I have thought of a few that I will have them draw out of a hat to ask me:
"How can we make our dancing less craptastic?"
"What sort of alcoholic beverage would you like us to provide you after the dress rehearsal?"
"Is it ok if I pass the hat to take up a collection for a lovely director's gift?"
"You guys are laughing WITH us, not AT us, right?"
a) I've answered a million times before
or
b) have no significance for anyone but themselves
or
c) have no significance period.
Usually this is a long but necessary part of the show. It's a new experience for most of them, and there are lots of unknowns. Fine.
But this year's batch of kids has a noticeable lack of questions, and it concerns me a little. Are they just understanding everything, or are they too dense to realize what they're missing?
Since they haven't come up with many questions of their own, I have thought of a few that I will have them draw out of a hat to ask me:
"How can we make our dancing less craptastic?"
"What sort of alcoholic beverage would you like us to provide you after the dress rehearsal?"
"Is it ok if I pass the hat to take up a collection for a lovely director's gift?"
"You guys are laughing WITH us, not AT us, right?"
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