Peter Pan Jr.
A Broadway Junior Production
Production Guide: https://www.oyesproductionguide.com/peterpanjr
A Broadway Junior Production
Production Guide: https://www.oyesproductionguide.com/peterpanjr
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PLEASE use the instrumental tracks at home
Please note some changes for the songs below:
Brave Girl Dance (alt lyrics)
Hu-Wa-He (Ugg-A-Wug lyrics)
PLAYLIST - COMING SOON
Actors Script - Click Here (COMING SOON)
COSTUME FITTINGS
CHORUS
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Links below to grow your student's education in Theatre. These links take you to articles on the web, away from the Production Guide.
● Accent = How you say the words. (Example: an American accent vs. a British accent.)
● Dialect = The words and grammar you use, as well as how you say them. (Example: “soda” in one place, “pop” in another — same thing, different dialect.)
👉 Accent is about sound. Dialect is about sound and words (words will be in the text)
Darling Family, Liza (“proper” but not overly posh. Clear and careful speech)
British/Estuary [Example-Received Pronunciation-vs-estuary]
Pirates (Rougher, working-class version of British speech, less polished, more gritty)
Hook/Pirates (Estuary) - [Example-Received Pronunciation-vs-estuary]
Pirates (Cockney) - [Example-Cockney]
Pirates/Smee (Irish) - [How to Irish] [YouTube] – this is a fun playful challenge!
Peter, Tiger Lily, Braves / Neverland Natives, and others - American English
WHAT TO WEAR TO REHEARSAL
Closed toe shoes (please, no sandals or flip-flops)
Bring jazz shoes if you have them
Comfortable clothes you can move in
Leggings or bike shorts underneath skirts/dresses
Don't wear anything that will hinder movement, or make you feel self-conscious (cropped tops, short shorts, tight pants) - be comfy!
WHAT TO BRING
Water
Snack (no popcorn please - unless you'd like to vacuum after rehearsal!)
Pencil
Script • REQUIRED for all rehearsals!
The script is the actors "textbook". Actors will be asked to take notes in their script throughout the rehearsal process. Directors write notes in the actors' scripts. All actors need their scripts at ALL TIMES.
Who’s Who on the Peter Pan Jr. Production Team
Producing Director: Daena Santoyo
Assist. Director, Educator: Chiya Newman
Assist. Director, Educator: Seryozha LaPorte
Choreography Director: Chaney Holland
1st Assist. Choreo and Dance Captain: Chiya Newman
Vocal Directors: Amanda Moir, Emily Hall, and Angelica Smith
Stage Manager: Naomi Santoyo
Administrative Assist: Luz "Lucy" Rivas
Script for backstage
Pencil
Water
Non-messy snack (string cheese, goldfish, dried fruit)
Character shoes (wear street shoes to rehearsal)
Camisole/Tank and bike shorts for last minute fittings
Shoes: Wear street shoes and BRING your Jazz/character shoes. Your Jazz/character shoes will stay in the dressing room until the last show.
Camisole/Tank
Shoes: Wear street shoes. Bring Jazz Shoes.
Please wear your hair pulled back away from your face; Braids or low ponytail.
Actors are not permitted to eat in their costumes. Actors will be given a snack break during rehearsal.
Please arrive with clean face. No make-up (the mics don’t stick to make-up)
Tech week schedules will be detailed on the SCHEDULE page.
Clean face. No make-up (the mics don’t stick to make-up)
Please refer to the SCHEDULE page.
Please read out loud at home to your child:
Wear your undergarments underneath your street clothes to rehearsal.
Remove your street clothes when you get to rehearsal/show.
Before putting on your costume, a technician will attach your mic belt and headset. DO NOT PUT YOUR COSTUME ON BEFORE YOUR MIC BELT (unless instructed to do so)
After your mic is on, change into your costume
After your costume is on, you will wait in the dressing room until called to the stage for a sound check
After rehearsal you will LEAVE YOUR CHARACTER SHOES in the dressing room at OYES.
PLEASE ARRIVE WITH YOUR UNDERGARMENTS ALREADY ON.
Never touch the mics.
The only person(s) permitted to adjust or remove the mic on the actor's face or the pack in their belt is a MIC TECHNICIAN.
Any accidental damage to a mic by mishandling (or dropping) can cost $$$ to replace.
Never touch the mic on your face, tug on the wire, or touch the pack in your mic belt.
It is important to remember that absences are not permitted during tech week. Cast members are expected to attend all rehearsals they are called for unless prior approval has been given. Any absences from tech rehearsal can disrupt the planning, timing, and efficiency of the rehearsal process.
Finally, please remember that a musical is a living, breathing entity! Things don’t always go exactly as planned, so changes to the plan may be made during the rehearsal process. We promise to give you as much advance notice as possible on all changes that arise.
Q: Can I add more schedule conflicts later? No. All conflicts must be added by Auditions. Additional conflicts may only be added with permission from the Director.
Q: Are conflicts listed here considered "excused absences"? Yes
Q: What if my child is sick or there's an emergency? Emergency or Sick-Days are excused.
Unavailability for rehearsals can seriously affect rehearsal planning. We can not add conflicts later. All conflicts are due before the first rehearsal. If the actor misses a rehearsal that is planned around their scheduled availability, it is the actors responsibility to "catch up". Private rehearsal time with the directors is $45/hr.
Please, no additional conflicts (planned absences) or changes in availability after the first rehearsal. The rehearsal schedule will be set and all actors will be expected to attend as planned. Thank you !