Respondent Report

Production Title

Select Entry Type*

Please select a circuit based on the following geographical boundaries: Circuit 1: Orange County Circuit 2: Inland Empire Circuit 3: Los Angeles County Circuit 4: Arizona Circuit 5: Central California Circuit 6: San Diego Circuit 7: Utah Circuit 8: All others NPP: Only New Plays*

Producing School*

Playwright

Student Playwright?

Yes
No

Student Director?

Yes
No

Student Director's Name

Last First

Student Director’s Email

Date Seen*

RunningTime:

IRENE RYAN NOMINATIONS

Director's Nominee's Name

Last First

Director’s Nominee Role

Respondent's First Nominee's Name

Last First

Respondent’s First Nominee Role

Respondent's Second Nominee's Name (FOR PARTICIPATING PRODUCTIONS ONLY)

Last First

Respondent’s Second Nominee’s Nominee Role (Nomination for PARTICIPATING Productions ONLY.)

RESPONSE SESSION FEEDBACK

Please provide feedback regarding the production and response session here:

STAGE MANAGEMENT NOMINATIONS

The director would like to nominate their stage manager(s) for participation in the National Stage Management Fellowship

Last Name	First Name	Nominee's Email Address	College/University	Production

MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

This is a reminder that respondents should use restraint when requesting Meritorious Achievement certificates be prepared. Two certificates may be requested for work that is exceptional, but is not covered under other award categories such as Ryans for acting, design (set, lighting, sound, costume, makeup and allied crafts), stage management, dramaturgy and writing. Awarding certificates for ensemble work and to entire casts should also be avoided. A meritorious certificate should be a way of singling out exceptional contribution to a production, but if it is awarded too often, or indiscriminately, it loses its exceptional status.

Meritorious Award Recipients

Last Name	First Name	Production Assignment

*Please avoid performance awards and ensemble acting awards in this category*

FESTIVAL CONSIDERATION

If this show is a PARTICIPATING ENTRY, do you feel it is worthy of consideration for invitation to Festival? You do not need to answer if this is an ASSOCIATE Entry.

Yes
No
N/A

Please give the show ranking regarding its suitability for invitation to Festival. Please note the respondent's feedback is a contribution to the discussion of the overall production and it's invitation to the festival. Additional factors are considered when inviting productions to regional festivals.

Use the following guidleines in your ranking. 10:flawless show – a must see at festival – offers superb design, acting, directing and unique theatricality 9:almost flawless production – wonderfully engaging – very strong design, acting, directing and theatricality 8: Strong show – very engaging – very strong in at least two of the following areas and competent in the rest – design, acting, directing, theatricality 7:Strong show – engaging – very strong in at least one of the following areas and competent in the rest – design, acting, directing, theatricality 6: Entertaining but weak in one of the competencies designated above 5: Show is weak in two or more of the designated competencies. 1-4: Show is weak in several areas; program may need some guidance.

Please tell us why:

INVITED SCENES

Scenes from both ASSOCIATE & PARTICIPATING productions are eligible for an invited scene. Do you feel there is a short scene (7-8 minutes) worthy of the night of Invitational Scenes?

Yes
No

If you answered yes, have you discussed the possibility with the director to ascertain whether they would be willing to bring the scene to Festival?

Yes
No

Approximate number of actors in the scene

Technical challenges, if any

4=EXCELLENT; 3=GOOD; 2=AVERAGE; 1=BELOW AVERAGE

This scene is characterized by exceptionally impressive vocal work.

4
3
2
1

This scene is characterized by exceptionally impressive physical work.

4
3
2
1

This scene is an extraordinary example of ensemble performance.

4
3
2
1

This scene is especially notable for its unique attributes (examples include the use of circus techniques, puppetry, stage combat, etc.).

4
3
2
1

This scene stands out for its demonstration of outstanding acting technique, relationship, and characterization.

4
3
2
1

This scene is thoroughly entertaining.

4
3
2
1

This scene is impressive because of its innovative staging, style, or approach.

4
3
2
1

Any other comments that support why this scene should be among 8 or 10 selected from as many as 80 recommended scenes?

RESPONDENT INFORMATION

Respondent's Name*

Last First

Preferred Pronoun

Your College or University*

Your Email Address

Best Contact Phone Number*

Email (Email your receipt will be sent)*

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Please check the box if you would be interested in getting some additional or brush-up training at the Respondent’s Workshop at the next Festival.

Comments

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