Theatre 1: Homework

HW15: Memorize Role

Fully memorize your assigned role(s) in your group's Midsummer scene
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HW14: Costume Design Review

View a theatrical program, film or TV show that utilizes distinct costumes
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Requirements:
Complete the Costume Review worksheet
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HW12: Character Analysis

Analyze your puppet character's background in preparation of your performance

Requirements:
Complete the Character Analysis Worksheet in full prior to your puppet play performance
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HW11: Create Your Puppet

Use the materials provided in class to make your puppet AWESOME!

Requirements:
  1. Puppet is well crafted
  2. Painting is clean & detailed
  3. Outfit is adorned with details
  4. Two arm rod for manipulation
  5. Puppet is easy and interesting to view.​
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HW10: Puppeteer Review

View a film or TV show that utilizes puppet actors

Requirements:
Complete the Puppeteer Review worksheet
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HW8: Set Design - Final Draft

Create a final draft version of your Set Design Elevation Plan

​Requirements:
  1. Include all on stage elements including legs, furniture, etc. 
  2. All elements in "real life" proportions
  3. Fully color and render with fine details
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​HW7: Set Design - Drafting from Inspiration

Begin to imagine & sketch a set design, being inspired by your collage

Requirements:
  1. Sketch ideas based on your collage's forms, line, shape, textures, colors & content
  2. Develop a story concept based on your collage & scripts
  3. Sketch a set design concept from a single scene of your story
  4. Complete a ground plan & elevation draft of your set

HW6: Monologue Scoring & Rehearsal

Dig in and rehearse your monologue multiple times each day, prior to presenting.
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Requirements:
  1. Use the Monologue Scoring guide to aid in your digging deep into your character (scored monologue to be turned in after perfrormance)
  2. Practice bringing your character's persona to life through voice and physicality
  3. Work through the monologue many times a day so it may be as memorized as possible
  4. Spoken monologue needs to be 2 minutes, or more, in length
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HW5: "As You Like It" Review

View Shakespeare's "As You Like It" at Sacramento Theatre Company on our field trip, or on video in class. Use the "Theatre Analysis" worksheet to consider the show's direction, design, and overall effect.
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​HW4: Monologue Reviews

Read two monologues and complete the questionnaire considering aspects of character, story, and performance
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HW3: Script Review

Read a script borrowed from the theater library or found via the link below. Then complete the Script Review in full.
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HW2: Class Requirements

Have all required class materials by the due date slated on the Welcome Back letter
  1. Permission slip
  2. Notebook/Sketchbook
  3. Pocket folder
  4. Basic art supplies
  5. Headphones
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HW1: My App Logo

​Create a personal logo, using thoughtful attention to details, to help convey the real you. This will become your online icon for your personal blog reflection page.
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