Rehearsal Schedule for TWELFTH NIGHT March 16, 2015 - March 20, 2015

Monday, March 16th:
6th Period:

"Flocking"
Red Light/Green Light
Work on monologues: working with a partner toss an object representing the operative word to the other person, trying to convey the idea of the operative word to the other person.
Work with: Karla Gutierrez on AS YOU LIKE IT.
3:15 - 5:00
503
Rehearsal:
Act ll. Scene 1: Antonio and Sebastian
Act ll, Scene 2: Viola and Malvolio
Act ll, Scene 3: Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Feste, Maria, Malvolio

Tuesday, March 17th:

Warm-ups:
"Shields and Bombs"

Pick one person in group who is your bomb but do not tell that person s/he is your bomb; now, choose someone who is your shield, but do not tell that person s/he is your shield. When the director yells, “Bomb!” if the shield is not between you and your bomb, then you are dead!

Next Warm-up: "Carnival" from The Theatre of the Oppressed

Actors stand in a circle. Someone steps into circle to introduce a sound and a movement; everyone imitates; another person enters from the circle to take over and introduce another sound and movement. 

Pair up with your scene partner:

Objective: do whatever you can to make your scene partner laugh! But you cannot touch the scene partner!

3:15 - 5:00

Rehearsal:
Canceled today due to emergency faculty meeting!

Wednesday, March 18th:

Warm-ups:

Cat and Mouse

Students pair up

Students decide which is the cat and which is the mouse.

The cat chases the mouse. If the cat eats the mouse then the cat becomes the mouse. The mouse can avoid the cat if s/he links up with another pair. The person furthest away from the mouse becomes a dog and chases the cat. 

Statues:
Four students are on stage. One of the students is the sculptor who "sculpts" the other actors in various humorous sculpture like poses. When the "sculptor" is finished, the sculptures become alive and begin a  scene based on the poses of their sculptures. They cannot move out of the poses.

3:15 - 5:00
Rehearsal:

Act ll, Scene Vl: Duke, Viola, Curio

Act ll, Scene V: Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek,  Fabian, Maria, Malvolio,

Thursday, March 19th:

Warm-up:

Random topic: coffee, liars, etc.

Someone lays down a beat

Others in a group create a song, or a rap about the subject

Shakespeare Scene Rehearsal:

Katia, Xocee: Julius Caesar

As the actors read the scene, the actors toss a ball back and forth. The ball encapsulates the idea or objective or desire of the line. The actor throws the ball in the way that expresses her/his objective.

3:15 - 5:00
Rehearsal:
Review all of Act ll