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(Raphael enters, Tripping over, Ghosts make ghastly noises behind him)
Mr J-H: What?
Rebecca: Has he hurt his face? Tell me he hasn't hurt his face!
Raphael: Oh sorry didn't quite see that there, was in the zone.
Raphael: sorry pal, do you have any idea who I am? Any idea how important I am? You
are speaking to Raphael Jenkinson, star of this show.
Sound Technical Script Edwards Tom Woodley
Mrs S: Thank you Raphael! Mr Humphreys here is our playwright and that was wonderful,
you have such an insight into the criminal mind! Now, we will open with a speech from
Joseph, then we have the performance run, then bows.
Mrs S: Yes thank you! and then finally a speech from our benefactor Mr Laurence
Burgess-Hill. Could we actually have you practise that now?
Mr Hill: Of course I'd be happy to (The piece of paper with the speech on is dragged off
stage), oh where has my speech got too? I had it all written out. Well never mind, from the
heart I guess!
Mrs S: Wonderful! Lucy you've sorted out the light and sound right?
Mr Hill: Welcome all. It's been a difficult few months of rehearsing for our dedicated actors,
dealing with excessive noise, cut funds and slight, faults on set. Our wonderful crew have
made hasty reparations (Lucy tries to interrupt but is ignored) and our cast has been very
enthusiastic, so I'm sure we can all agree it's been completely worth it. Furthermore
(Blackout) What on earth is happening?
(They all stop, a terrible crash is heard after a few seconds, the frenzy stops then Mr JH
comes out holding his bleeding face)
Sound Technical Script Edwards Tom Woodley
Mrs S: You, uh, found the switch then?
Mr J-H: Yes.
Mr S: Right well, Mr Hill that was wonderful, if we could have a rehearsal of the Key scene.
Raphael: To be or not to be, that is the answer: Whether it's nobler in you liver to suffer.
The, uh, swords and shields of outrageous fortune. Or to take legs-
Lucy: Well, well don't you think it's, it's probably a spirit
Rebecca: Are you suggesting, Lucy, that there is a ghost out there?
Lucy: uh, well, um I-If we say reality is, like, "the state or quality of having existance or
substance." then we can argue that the lines of reality are blurred enough to allow for
ghosts and logically considering the strange happenings today I would argue that it is not
only possible but probable that there is indeed a ghost in this room today.
Scarlett: What?
Mrs S: A, a ghost?
Mrs S: Well this is just wonderful! You spend 8 million pounds on rebuilding a theatre and
it's shows are ruined by a bloody ghost. Why do I bother? Why do I try? I mean a ghost,
really? A spirit? There's no protocol for this! Health and safety are going to be on my ass!
How am I supposed to deal with this? I mean a ghost, who am I supposed to call about
that?
Sound Technical Script Edwards Tom Woodley
Mr Hill: Well, it could make objects move around and trip us. It could mess with the lights.
And....
GB1: Ok, we're dealing with a standard secondary level angry spirit, we should be able to
deal with him shortly.
WSG: Boo
(The Ghostbusters kill the ghost with the laser and a shower of confetti)
Raphael: Is it gone?
Scarlett: Wow