Get Outside Shoes

I just got a pair of black 2in ramp wear in my summer show. M I wear around the house to get used to them. Can I know where they go out to repeat or do I wear shoes and other changes in my shoes show there?

Yes, you can wear them outside the theater. The issue here is that you should. Until this past March, I said no. However ...

Towards the end of this past March I was on board a paddle steamer called the Empress of the North as his deputy. Cruise director and animator featured. A sunny Friday, when my partner from the stage, Melissa Fleming and I were rehearsing for the show that evening, the Empress was stranded on a sandbank by a tug-errant who had lost control of his office. Over the next 8 hours we put in place with helicopters television cameras, two hours of bingo, a full evacuation boat on our sister, the Queen of the West in the mid-Columbia River, making a spectacle one hour of our students for these people, and then unload all the system longest pier in the soil you've ever seen in your life, while dodging TV crews ... pouring rain in the night.

We left the boat with almost nothing, but what we wore ... I wore my shoes and character for that.

Footwear me through a complete revolution on the way to Portland, or the next day, lunch and dinner, then 12 hours of flight to Orlando Travel, Florida, where some 80 hours after I put I was able to remove them.

They are fine. In fact, they fit better now that they never before.

Wear 'em.

It is not advisable to wear shoes everywhere except around the theater because you do not want to accidentally damage.

I wear my shoes character for two things:
Interim
Ballroom dancing shoes warmed

Nothing else. They are supposed to be worn on certain types of floors clean only so they do not spread mud all over the stage / floor rehearsal. I admit, they are really comfortable. I Capezios and they were really cheap. I'm considering buying a pair of black bear just outside and keep my tan for the single step. As a professional director and having worked on a production of Chicago a few technology positions and an actor in productions of many colleges, I would say "no" to wear them outside your home and rehearsal room / theater. It shows great respect for the people (probably the SM or ASM) which keep the floor clean so as not to ruin him.

Most shoes are very thin character. I suggest not to wear them in the street if you do not want to run the risk of a stone (or worse) penetrating the sole.

They are made for the show, not for longevity! : O)

I suggest you put your shoes character in a plastic grocery bag with handles and thus encourage them to change into later. In this way, they are less likely to be broken too.

Break a leg!

you "can" but you just do not want to make dirty or wet

They are not really designed for wear outside, you could damage them, and $ 60 a pop for them, it is not cheap! My daughter does not wear his shoes outside the dance studio / theater.

You can also get placed on the rubber soles of shoes to make them less slippery. The dance store where my daughter gets her shoes is the case for about $ 10 a pair.

You can - but you'll A. It looks like a dork! and B. Ruin them to the theater stage. dance shoes are worn for dance, not street wear.

I do not want to risk ruining them

You can wear them outside, just do not make them wet or dirty.

In New York, many players wear shoes of characters as "ordinary shoes."

Sure ... as long as it is not all you wear ..