BIC
Warm-ups
Led by Melissa and Makenzie
Vocal Warm-ups
Meditative Walk as character
Students walk about on the darkened stage, imagining walking
down the street as their character as a child, smelling the aromas, the odors
of the big city street, the odors of the small town, the trails of the
wilderness – where ever the character grew up. As they walk, the students as
their character are hearing the sounds of their home – the big city, the
village, the farm, the wilderness – as they walk as children. The students, as
they walk, feel the air on their faces – the fetid heat of a crowded slum in
India, or the cold of a New York winter, or the fragrant cooling breeze of a
forest.
Now they are older – teenagers – and as they walk about they
hear, see, smell, feel, even taste their surroundings. Perhaps they have moved
away to go to college, to find work, to marry. What do they see, smell, touch,
feel, taste as they move through the world?
Now they are in their twenties, moving through the world –
with successes and the baggage of losses, of defeat. They might have families, and their families may be a source
of joy, comfort, solace, security, or a source of pain, loss, conflict, or
confinement.
The students move through the years and spaces as their
characters.
Now, the students sit down and write their impressions,
thoughts, feelings, images, words, snippets of phrases, stories, etc.
Presenters:
Kamron
Christian
Jahayra
Beverly
Nancy
Joseph
Thursday, May 19th:
Thursday, May 19th:
BIC
Physical Warm-ups
Vocal Warm-ups
Plosives, Consonant Clusters
Theatre Games
Freeze Tag with object
Walking Meditations:
Character’s childhood traumas
Character needs
Share-outs:
Anton
Kamron
Makenzie
Joseph
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