April 24, 2017 - April 28, 2017 Weekly Agenda

Monday, April 24th:
Clean up dressing area, the backstage, put away the props and the costumes.
Discuss the rest of the semester.

Tuesday, April 25th: 

5^th and 6^th Period:

Reflection on Your Performance

Please answer the following questions in complete sentences and email your typed reflection to me at jkatbridge2004@gmail.com

1.     How did you approach your role? Give at least three specific steps that you took in creating your role.

2.     How did you approach the rehearsal process?

3.     Describe a typical rehearsal.

4.     Did everyone work to his or her potential during the rehearsal?  If the actors didn’t, then what could have been done to get everyone working more productively?

5.     What was the biggest issue that you faced during the rehearsal process?

6.     What was the most pleasant aspect to the rehearsal process?

7.     Which performance did you think was better? Why?

8.     What could you have done to make your performances better?

9.     Which performance did you think was not as successful? Why?

10. What could have been done to make the performances better?

11. What was the best aspect of the production? 

Those people who did not perform their scenes on April 20th and 21st will perform their scenes on the following date: 

May 11th: 

5th Period Durang Scenes: 

"Wanda's Visit"

6^th Period Durang Scenes:

"Beyond Therapy" – Dale and Carter

"Nina in the Morning" – Elizabeth, Montserrat, Celeste, Bree-Anna

 Everyone must find a scene and a scene partner, or a monologue from a published play of a significant magnitude, to begin work on their final presentation.

Wednesday, April 26th:  
I was absent today. 
Students were to find scenes and/or rehearse scenes 

Thursday, April 27th: 
Guest speaker: Victoria Curtis 

Friday, April 28th: 
Dance Field Trip 
Remaining students are to find scenes and rehearse scenes 

Final Scenes: 
Nina Variations by Stephen Dietz
Dale and Jessalie

This is Our Youth by Kenneth Lonergan 
Anton and Samantha 

The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman 
Montserrat and Elizabeth