Sharon and Barry wouldn’t be, so what will they do when they discover that they’ve got to play two characters in one scene, how would they approach it? That’s the ingenious and funny part about it. You get to a scene where there is three characters in it, and we as actors are quite used to doing that and improvising. It’s anarchic which is good, the way we’re having to solve the problems. you’re out of shot, so then you have to change that.Īlso, all the things that you normally must hide from the audience like the props and costume changes, now just must happen out of shot rather than in the wings, so that’s different. So sometimes as you’re rehearsing, you’ll feel like that felt like Barry playing Romeo but then ahh…. We’re playing Sharon and Barry who are playing the characters in Romeo and Juliet. It’s quite a complicated production already because it’s like a double play.
WHAT SURPRISED YOU ABOUT REHEARSING FOR A ZOOM PRODUCTION COMPARED TO A STAGE SHOW? I love it! I don’t notice it so much in the rehearsal room but when we break, put the masks on and go to our Dressing Rooms, rather than the Green Room, I do notice it and it’s a little bit more isolating, so I miss that social side things. He gives us an insight into the rehearsal process and creating a production for Zoom.ĪRE YOU ENJOYING BEING BACK AT THE QUEEN'S? We had a chat with David Nellist who plays Barry. It’s the second week of rehearsals for Sharon ‘n’ Barry Do ‘Romeo & Juliet’, our up-coming new everyday comedy.
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