Chapter 5. LEADERSHIP: Great Performances Need Great Direction
“It takes tremendous discipline to control the influence, the power you have over other people’s lives.”
—CLINT EASTWOOD
Today is your second rehearsal. You have not spoken to Bob since your conversation following your last rehearsal about the problems, so you are a little on edge. He begins the rehearsal by saying, “I thought the first rehearsal went okay until afterward when one of you talked to me about some problems.” He makes a face that breaks the ice, and the cast laughs. “Seriously, though, I am new at directing, and I’ve thought a lot about my responsibilities. I’m confident that today’s rehearsal will go better. You may remember that when we were together for the auditions, ...
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