6/13 NOTES ON PROCESS:
Go back and read all the notes I’ve made;
Re-read Southern’s Oroonoko and decide whether to use it as a focal point, and, if so, what scenes to use;
Read as much of the original texts that I’ve accumulated as possible;
Think again about what the central question of the piece is;
Check emails for recommendations of additional sources, but try to avoid going after new stuff;
Get Queen Anne’s Indian Kings from ILL (again);
Make another stab at writing a scenario;
Make a list of possible rehearsal exercises;
Go back and read all the notes I’ve made;
Re-read Southern’s Oroonoko and decide whether to use it as a focal point, and, if so, what scenes to use;
Read as much of the original texts that I’ve accumulated as possible;
Think again about what the central question of the piece is;
Check emails for recommendations of additional sources, but try to avoid going after new stuff;
Get Queen Anne’s Indian Kings from ILL (again);
Make another stab at writing a scenario;
Make a list of possible rehearsal exercises;

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