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World literature

In today's literature class, we focus on character portrayal and rehearsal techniques. Choose a character you will embody in your performance and reflect on your strengths and potential challenges in playing this role. We will begin rehearsals, emphasizing the importance of movement, blocking, and emotional delivery. As you work in groups, consider the setting, props, and costumes that enhance your act. Remember, most of your success hinges on thoughtful staging and expression. Don't forget to review scene 3.6 and be proactive in scheduling outside rehearsals to ensure the best performance.

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World literature

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  1. World literature Thursday April 15th

  2. Warm up • Choose one character that you will be playing in your act. What will be some of your strengths in playing this character? What might be some challenges you will face?

  3. Today’s activities • Begin rehearsals • HW: Read scene 3.6 with questions online

  4. In your groups • Discuss your ideas for how to play: • Setting • Props • Costumes • Begin rehearsals. Be up on your feet, and make notes in your master script as you go on movement, blocking

  5. In general keep up and about, walking through and gesturing through as many scenes as possible. • Most of your success will depend on whether or not I can see that you’ve thought carefully about how to stage your act to emphasize the right emotions and ideas. This emphasis is given by tone of voice and the speed with which you talk, as well as movement on stage.

  6. If you have not yet made plans for meeting outside of class, now is the time to start looking at your calendars for the last 2 weeks of April. An outside rehearsal is not required, it is an important element in nearly every A performance

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