A familiar figure stepped forward.
Director Park, who'd briefed us the last time we were here, looked less harried than I remembered. No clipboard today, just a tablet and the same no-nonsense expression that made everyone sit straighter.
"Good morning," she said. "Let's review today's structure."
Around me, trainees leaned forward.
"Costume, hair, and makeup first. Each team has an assigned slot. Do not miss your call time."
She tapped her tablet, and a schedule appeared on the wall screen.
"After styling, each team gets one blocking session on the actual stage. This isn't another full dress rehearsal. You'll check your positions, lighting, and camera movements, then return to the practice rooms until showtime."
One blocking session.
Everyone else had already rehearsed yesterday's technical changes. I hadn't. This was my first chance to try the revised bridge entrance instead of staring at Woobin's annotated diagrams.
