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Mission Handbook Every drama student should be
familiar with the contents of our handbook.
Preparing A Shakespeare
Monologue Actually,
this worksheet is good for preparing Shakespeare in general. ACTUALLY, you could use these rules to
prepare ANY text from any play.
Sample Acting Resume All students in Drama 2 and beyond must
maintain an acting resume for use in class and at audtions. Use this sample as a guide as you prepare you
write your own.
How
to Write A Review
Play reviews are required for all students in Drama 1, 2, 3, and 4 each semester.
Deadlines will be announced in class, but it's always a good idea to get them
done early in the semester! Extra reviews can often be completed for extra
credit ... see your instructor for information.
Writing
A Play Summary Play
Summaries are written about one-act or full-length plays (depending on the
particular assignment) that you read on your own. A specific play may be
assigned to you, or you may be allowed to choose your own. Review the
guidelines for writing a summary if you have been assigned one in class.
Advanced Drama Journal Guidelines Advanced Drama Students (levels 3 and 4)
are required to turn in a journal every Friday, chronicling their work
in the class throughout the week.
Autobiography Checklist Every time you create a new character for a
play, scene, or monologue, you should also create a life for your
character. Use this autobiography to
help your mind to start to think like your character. Note: When Character
Journals are assigned, this is usually one of the elements that are required to
complete for your journal.
Laban Movement Qualities Are you a Punch or a Press? Are you a Float or a Glide? The simple chart to discovering the Laban
movement that is right for you or your character is now online! Don’t miss it!
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