“Say yes and try new things.”
“Be brave.”
“Respect other actors’ choices and opinions.”
“Be on time.”
These are some of the phrases written on a piece of poster board that hangs in the young company’s rehearsal space at the Stoneham Theatre. These directives are part of the young actors’ company agreement, things they pledge to do through the course of working on a theatrical production. They’re things that, if adhered to, will certainly make any theatre performance a better one. But they’re also things from which anyone can learn.
“We really be
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