The theatre workshop module provided students with hands-on experience in various aspects of theatre performance over 10 weeks. Students would learn about use of space, body language, improvisation, vocal training, script analysis, stage management, character development, and auditioning. They were divided into groups to create and perform a piece based on current news headlines. Rehearsals were held in December for the final performance project in January, an original script that students would present to a live audience.
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The theatre workshop module provided students with hands-on experience in various aspects of theatre performance over 10 weeks. Students would learn about use of space, body language, improvisation, vocal training, script analysis, stage management, character development, and auditioning. They were divided into groups to create and perform a piece based on current news headlines. Rehearsals were held in December for the final performance project in January, an original script that students would present to a live audience.
The theatre workshop module provided students with hands-on experience in various aspects of theatre performance over 10 weeks. Students would learn about use of space, body language, improvisation, vocal training, script analysis, stage management, character development, and auditioning. They were divided into groups to create and perform a piece based on current news headlines. Rehearsals were held in December for the final performance project in January, an original script that students would present to a live audience.
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The theatre workshop module provided students with hands-on experience in various aspects of theatre performance over 10 weeks. Students would learn about use of space, body language, improvisation, vocal training, script analysis, stage management, character development, and auditioning. They were divided into groups to create and perform a piece based on current news headlines. Rehearsals were held in December for the final performance project in January, an original script that students would present to a live audience.
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Theatre Workshop Module 2010
Date Module Brief Description
nd rd 2 & 3 October 2010 Getting to know Theatre - Insight would be provided into what a theatre performance is all about. - General interactive theatre games and activities would be used to encourage students to open up. 9th & 10th October 2010 Use of Space, Body and Sounds in - Understand that a Theatre performer need not need a script to express emotions and feelings. - Before a performer understands a script, they should be well aware of their own bodies, voice and surroundings. 16th & 17th October 2010 Improvisation and Vocal Training - The art of improvisation is a must have for a performers. - Enhance one’s ability to think spontaneously without relying on a script. - Train One’s Ability to use their optimum voice without the need to shout. 23rd & 24th October 2010 1st group performance project - Students will be divided Preparation into groups and (Deviced Theatre “The World Today) expected to choreograph a performance based on newspaper headlines. 30th & 31st October 2010 1st group performance project - Each group would Performance perform their piece of (Deviced Theatre “The World Today) work to the whole class. 6th & 7th November 2010 Script Analysis - Students are brought into dissecting a script into beats, units, scenes and acts. - Learn the different meaning in change of tone and what a director expects from the performer. 13th & 14th November 2010 The Actor’s Journal & Stage - Theatre is not just Management about acting, its also important for performers to understand the roles of a stage manager. - Students will be guided on how to keep an actor’s journal (actor’s diary) to help them develop their characters. 20th & 21st November 2010 Characterisation & Performing in - Learn how to change front of a live audience personalities based on the character of the script. - Students will be provided several scripts with various roles to act. 27th and 28th November Introduction to the Final Project - The director would Performance introduce the script, AUDITION roles and overall layout for the final project performance that would be staged in January 2011. 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th 18th and Rehearsals for Final Project - Rehearsals conducted 19th December 2010 Performance to prepare for the final performance. 15th and 16th January 2011 Final Project Performance - A live audience will be invited to view the play.
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