Twenty-Three Ways to Die: Carter, Elizabeth, and Akili
Improvisations – Cultural Appropriations
Avery and Akili working on music
Avery and Akili working on music
Lively discussion
Tuesday, January 31st:
Work on "Twenty-Three Ways to Die" - Carter and Akili
Music
Passed out new work logs for the week
Wednesday, February 1st:
Wednesday, February 1st:
Wednesday’s
Goal
To continue working on “Black Lives Matter”
Create a structure after the “23 Ways”
What happens next?
Music/Videos/ Photos
Sent Jessyka, Norman, Celeste, Emily, Samantha, Daniel, Jackie, Michelle
to learn the “Black National Anthem”
“Black Lives Matter”
Students pick which of the twenty-three lines they want to say
Carter:
BSU wants to present something about “Black National Anthem”
After
“Twenty-Three Lives”:
Students pick
which of the twenty-three lines they want to say.
Tableaux:
Person holding a sign with the name of the murdered
Person briefly narrates what happened to the murdered
Tableaux - three quick poses in silhouette
1st Pose/bullet/black out/bullet
2nd Pose/bullet/blackout/bullet
3rd Pose/bullet/blackout/bullet
Thursday, February 2nd:
Thursday, February 2nd:
Discussion
Did the final part of “23 Ways to Die” then segued to “Black
Lives Matter”
Tableaux – Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice,
Cultural Appropriation:
Music – Black musician’s music ripped off by white musician
Hair – Black girl/White girl in a salon both getting the
exact same hair style; walking down the street; white girl given compliments
about hair; black girl “dissed” about hair.
Friday, February 3rd:
Friday, February 3rd:
Singers:
Emily Ayala, Miriam Bernabe, Elizabeth
Dimuro, Avery MacIsaac, Bree-Anna Martinez, Norman Thatch, Samantha Zaragoza,
Carter and Akili rehearsed the “Twenty-Three
Ways” and the ending and the transition.
Millenia – assistant director
Beverly, Emily, Norman, Dale, Chynna, Jess,
Elizabeth, Montserrat, Avery, Daniel, Jackie, Michelle,
Jessyka and Hope working on poem
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