Moby Dick, Rehearsed — Christin Prince

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Christin Prince

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Resumé

The acting troupe discusses the change in rehearsal plans as they individually stagger into their new performance space.

King Lear rehearsal starts as abruptly as it ends, the Young Actress hurriedly applying new blocking to her well-memorized lines.

More in character now that the run is under way, the troupe bellows a sea shanty aboard their imaginary ship.

Fully adapted to the world of the open seas, the troupe finds comradery in the joy of the hunt.

Pip and Ahab discuss the nuances of whiteness within their own emotional perspectives.

Pip—alone in Ahab’s office— attempts adjust to the thought of comfort amongst the ship’s crew.

The crew of The Pequod come face to face with the white whale.

The crew’s whale boats float silently on the ocean, awaiting Moby Dick’s return.

In a bit of a Brechtian moment, the troupe simulates the chaos a shipwreck using flashlights.

Ahab takes attendance of the crew, after which he discovers that Pip has been lost to the sea again.

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