Queens Girl In The World
By Caleen Sinnette Jennings

World Premiere 

Assistant Sound Designer

Theater J, DCJCC, Washington DC

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Creative Team: 
                                  Directed by: Eleanor Holdridge                 Scenic Design/Projection: Ruthmarie Tenorio        Costume Design: Ivania Stack 
                             Lighting Design: Nancy Shertler                Sound Design: David Lamont Wilson                         Stage Manager: Che Wernsman
                             Performer: Dawn Ursula                              Assistant Sound Design: Justin Schmitz
         

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The following samples are cue structures that I was asked to build for the production of Queens Girl in the World by the Sound Designer, Director, and Producing Staff. 

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Nancy Drew Knows What To Do

This montage comes directly after a very intense moment where Jacqueline suddenly is thrust into a moment that she is unsure of, and more importantly not aware of what she should do about the previous scene. 

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E-Train Into Manhattan

Jacqueline's first experience of riding the subway by herself quickly melts away into the city of Manhattan in the 1960's a bustling and happening spot right in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Becoming Aware of Racial Injustice

Civil Rights, a new concept to many teens of the early 60's hits home with Jacqueline Marie Butler in her quest to find her place in the world. 

Goodbye Erickson Street

As the Butler's say good bye to Erickson street, Jacqueline reflects on the life she knew, and the life she's about to embark on. We hear her memories, faint, and quiet, but always on her mind.