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EMPATHY UNIT

Playbill Project

MONOLOGUE UNIT

3 line monologue
30 second monologue worksheets
30 second monologue choices

IT’S ALL GREEK TO ME

Oedipus Dramatic Irony Worksheet
Sphinx Riddles
gREEK HYPERDOC PRESENTATION
GREEK WORKSHEETS PACKET
GREEK STUDY MATERIALS
GREEK PROJECT CHOICES
Oedipus rex script
Watch Oedipus Rex
Oedipus in under 5 minutes
Crash Course Theatre: Oedipus Rex

SOLO PROJECT: MUSICALOGUE

MUSICALOGUE PROJECT PAPER
MUSICALOGUES TO WATCH

GROUP PROJECT: LIP SYNC PROJECT

LIP SYNC GUIDELINES
LIP SYNC RUBRIC
WATCH SOME EPIC LIP SYNC BATTLES

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WRITING A THEATRE CRITIQUE

How to write a Theatre Critique
A bit of background info about the musical we are watching in class

IMPROV

IMPROV to watch & read

SHAKESPEARE

Midsummer Monologue choices
Monologue Journal Book
SHAKESPEARE RESOURCES

STAGE MOVEMENT & SCRIPT ANALYSIS

5 step rehearsal process packet
WAITING ROOM SCENE

TRIFLES TECH PROJECT

PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
TRIFLES SCRIPT
TRIFLES PINTEREST BOARD
WATCH A JURY OF HER PEERS/TRIFLES

SET DESIGN UNIT

SET DESIGN SLIDESHOW
Level 2: Dream Room Project
Level 3: TYPES OF SET DESIGN
Level 3: Elements of Design
Level 3: Color Theory
Level 3: Pieces of Set Design part 1
Level 3: Pieces of Set Design part 2
Level 3: Pieces of Set design part 3
LEVEL 4: SET DESIGN LICENSE TEST
Level 5: Set design project

THEATRE 1: THE FINAL UNIT OF STUDY!!!

You have ALMOST survived and only have ONE more CHALLENGE to complete…

Ethos/Pathos/Logos Prezi
Commercials using E/P/L
TED TALK PROJECT
More Ethos, Pathos, Logos
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Our Town by Thornton Wilder

You can read along with us HERE: CLICK TO READ OUR TOWN SCRIPT

or watch the full play HERE: CLICK TO WATCH OUR TOWN PLAY

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

Theatre Talk about Wilder's Our Town
The lasting impact of OUR TOWN

SUPPLEMENTAL ITEMS & PROJECT CHOICES

unit 1: THE AMAZING ARISTOTLE (300 BC)

ARISTOTLE'S ELEMENTS

Unit 2: IT’S ALL GREEK TO ME (550-220 BC)

GREEK THEATRE

Unit 3: MEDIEVAL (1400’s)

Mystery, Miracle, & Morality Plays

Unit 4: COMMEDIA (1500’s)

MORE COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE INFO
COMMEDIA PROJECT
TRADITIONAL COMMEDIA DELL ARTE COSTUMES
COMMEDIA INFO PACKET
costume templates (male & female)
how to draw costume sketches

Unit 5: Let’s SHAKE(SPEARE) it up!! (late 1500’s early 1600’s)

SHAKESPEARE RESOURCES

UNIT 6: COMEDY OF MANNERS/RESTORATION COMEDY/NEOCLASSIC THEATRE (1600 & 1700’s)

MORE MOLIERE THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE

Unit 7: ARE YOU MELODRAMATIC ENOUGH? (1800’s)

MELODRAMA

Unit 8: TIME TO GET REAL(ism)… (1900’s)

WHAT IS REALISM? TEACHING VIDEO
LET'S GET REAL(ISM)
A DOLL'S HOUSE
5 day ensemble rehearsal
MONOLOGUE rehearsal tips

Unit 9: Our Last Theatre Unit is ABSURD! (FROM EUROPE after 2 World Wars 1940-1960)

ABSURDISM
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YOUR FINAL THEATRE PROJECT…

DIRECTOR'S NOTEBOOK PROJECT

PLAY ANALYSIS RESOURCES

WAYS TO RESPOND TO A PLAY
Play Analysis One Page
SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS (ANALYSIS, CHARACTER STUDY, THEATRE CRITIQUE FORMAT)
30 ways to read a play

DIRECTING RESOURCES

Creating the Director's Vision/Concept
Directing 101 book

TECH RESOURCES

Click and explore if you need help with understanding how to create any of these for your director’s notebook…

Prompt Book

Rehearsal Schedule

District One Act Rules

Set Design Rendering

Set Ground Plan

Costume Design

Props List

Make Up

Sound Design

Lighting Design


ADAPTATION

ADAPTATION: DIRECTOR'S VISION

1) How did each clip introduce the main character?

2) What are the similarities in both moments?

3) What are the differences?

4) Which was most effective and why?

ADAPTATION CHALLENGE #1

[Verse 1] Like a movie that you can quote almost every line Like a T-shirt that you have washed 'bout a hundred times [Pre-Chorus] I got used to your voice Like it was my own Now there's kind of a void I'm totally fine though [Chorus] This is the part where I Start losing my damn mind This house is way too quiet And I know the walls would never tell Lately I've been talking to myself What if I play pretend? You're holding me again We're laughing in my head But I know that there's nobody else And I've just been talking, talking to myself [Verse 2] I could replay all your voicemails, but it's not the same But at least then I could always hear you say my name [Pre-Chorus] I got used to your voice Like it was my own Now there's kind of a void I'm totally fine though [Chorus] This is the part where I Start losing my damn mind This house is way too quiet And I know the walls would never tell Lately I've been talking to myself What if I play pretend? You're holding me again We're laughing in my head But I know that there's nobody else And I've just been talking, talking to myself [Post-Chorus] Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh Talking to myself Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh [Bridge] I made a list of all the things I couldn't tell you Do you miss me? Are you talking to yourself, too?

NOW YOUR TURN TO CREATE A THEATRICAL ADAPTATION : based on the lyrics, come up with two characters, a location, and five lines of dialogue. Be prepared to share your 5 line scene with the class.

AFTER SHARING SCENES: What was similar between the scenes? What was different? What was easy about the exercise? What was difficult?


Your Values Visualized Idea Board can be uploaded here
COSTUME DESIGN TEMPLATES

SHAKESPEARE

Shakespeare resources

A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A VISUAL PROJECT ON STANISLAVSKI TECHNIQUES by Haley Root

A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A VISUAL PROJECT ON STANISLAVSKI TECHNIQUES by Haley Root

another example of a project: The Uta Blog-en

ACTING METHODS BOOKS/ARTICLES

an overview of the STANISLAVSKI system
RESPECT FOR ACTING: HAGAN
MEISNER FOR TEENS
AN OVERVIEW OF THE LABAN MOVEMENT APPROACH
what is method acting?

Exploration of Checkov’s Elements for acting


WRITING A THEATRE RESUME & CRITIQUE

Theatre Critique Outline
THEATRE RESUME EXAMPLES
SMUGMUG RESUME PHOTOS

MONOLOGUE WORK

HOW TO CHOOSE AND PREPARE YOUR MONOLOGUE
MONOLOGUE SUGGESTIONS
Monologue Database
Working your Monologue: Story, Suspense, & Structure
OVERDONE MONOLOGUES LIST

BUT, if you find a monologue that you like is overdone, research other plays by that playwright and maybe there is another character in a lesser known play that would speak to you also. So that isn’t always a total dealbreaker!! Just a bit more research needed to find an alternative…


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YOUR FINAL THEATRE PROJECT…

DIRECTOR'S NOTEBOOK PROJECT

WRITING A THEATRE RESUME & CRITIQUE

Critique must be of a show you have seen in the previous month OR Play Analysis on a FULL LENGTH SCRIPT or TWO ONE ACTS (those in Theatre 3 may want to do ONE ACTS as a way to make sure they have read a lot of One Acts for the Director’s Notebook Assignment in the Spring.)

CLICK TO UPLOAD A PDF OF YOUR RESUME TO THIS FOLDER
HOW TO UPLAD TO A GOOGLE FOLDER FROM YOUR COMPUTER
HOW TO UPLOAD TO A GOOGLE FOLDER FROM YOUR PHONE
PLAY ANALYSIS (for a script you read)
Theatre Critique Outline
THEATRE RESUME EXAMPLES
SMUGMUG RESUME PHOTOS

SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS (ANALYSIS, CHARACTER STUDY, THEATRE CRITIQUE FORMAT)
30 ways to read a play

STUDENT DIRECTING

DIRECTOR'S NOTEBOOK PROJECT
Script analysis part 1
Script Analysis Part 2
Creating the Director's Vision/Concept
HELPFUL INFO FOR STUDENT DIRECTORS
Directing 101 book

SHAKESPEARE

Shakespeare resources

A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A VISUAL PROJECT ON STANISLAVSKI TECHNIQUES by Haley Root

A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A VISUAL PROJECT ON STANISLAVSKI TECHNIQUES by Haley Root

another example of a project: The Uta Blog-en
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO FILL OUT THE GOOGLE DOC WITH INFO ABOUT YOUR PERFORMANCE/PROJECT

ACTING METHODS BOOKS/ARTICLES

an overview of the STANISLAVSKI system
RESPECT FOR ACTING: HAGAN
MEISNER FOR TEENS
AN OVERVIEW OF THE LABAN MOVEMENT APPROACH
what is method acting?

Exploration of CHECKOV’s ELEMENTS for acting



MONOLOGUE WORK

HOW TO CHOOSE AND PREPARE YOUR MONOLOGUE
MONOLOGUE SUGGESTIONS
Monologue Database
Working your Monologue: Story, Suspense, & Structure
OVERDONE MONOLOGUES LIST

BUT, if you find a monologue that you like is overdone, research other plays by that playwright and maybe there is another character in a lesser known play that would speak to you also. So that isn’t always a total dealbreaker!! Just a bit more research needed to find an alternative…


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