BIC
Working on developing a character, writing a monologues as this character.
Working on developing a character, writing a monologues as this character.
Warm-ups:
Walking Meditations: conflict with another person, major
issues: projections, ancient hurts, ancient traumas, frustrations, unresolved
family conflict
Write
Share:
Melissa: dating a football player who was assaulted by the boyfriend
Anton: middle-aged man battling substance abuse
Wednesday, May 25th:
Melissa: dating a football player who was assaulted by the boyfriend
Anton: middle-aged man battling substance abuse
Wednesday, May 25th:
BIC
Final for Play Production:
You are to create a character and write a two minute
monologue as this character!!!!!
What you must have is a typed two minute monologue which you
have written!
This two minute monologue, which you have written, must be memorized!!!!!
You are to become this person.
You should dress like this character.
You should have the props your character would have.
You should do the business.
The monologue should have a point.
Your character should have an objective.
Your character should have subtext.
What change do you want to elicit either in yourself,
the other character, or the situation?
You must discuss within the monologue the central conflict,
issue, and/or question of your character’s life.
The monologues do not have to be dramatic. They can be
funny!
In every comedy there is a kernel of tragedy, and in every
tragedy there is a kernel of comedy.
The eniors must present the rough draft of their monologue - one to two pages. The final draft will be presented next week in a final performance. The monologue must be memorized and full throttle!
The eniors must present the rough draft of their monologue - one to two pages. The final draft will be presented next week in a final performance. The monologue must be memorized and full throttle!
Writer’s Conferencen/Share-out:
Kamron: NFL, rough childhood. Surrounded by users who don’t
respect him but are only using him for his fame and money.
Joseph: Bullied by kids at school; his best friend is his
grandpa who would give him wise advice, but he died from a heart attack a few years
ago, and Joseph has no one to help him. Family is having financial issues and
his parents are getting into violent arguments. His father has left a few hours
ago after another violent fight where Dad began breaking things and Joseph felt
he had to protect his mother.
Things have calmed down now, and after the turmoil of the past few
hours, he and his mother are
talking about his grandpa’s death and the bullying he is enduring at school.
Taraz: NFl player who was on top of his game until he
started the hard partying life that sudden fame and lots of money can bring.
Became addicted to the hard stuff – heroin, cocaine, etc. And after losing his contract with the NFL,
he’s been arrested for drugs. Now he’s sitting in his mom’s kitchen, where she is facing eviction in a few
weeks because her son no longer has money to give her, having the
difficult conversation about why and where it went wrong – and asking her
forgiveness for his betrayal.
Eddie: 27 years old named Mike West. Wealthy family. Mother
died when he was a child. Father cold, distant workaholic who was - at best -
indifferent to his son. Mike West started “New Balance” shoe company to gain
his father’s love and to prove he is worthy of his father’s love.
Anton: 52 year old man, unemployed, alcoholic, addicted to
cigarettes, awaiting eviction, performing a stand-up comedy routine at open
mike night at a comedy club.
Write!
Friday, May 27th:
-->BIC Friday, May 27th:
6th Period:
Quiet Writing Time
Presentations of Senior Rough Drafts of Character
Monologues:
Kamron
Taraz
Eddie
Joseph
Jayhayra
Melissa
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