lESLEY p

1/23/2020

I am Lesley I am a very energetic and enthusiastic person. I hope to still be those things later on. I am seeking to learn how to get more comfortable in a room full of people I don't know.

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Lesley Pena

1/27/2020 01:28:34 pm

Who is more important... the playwright or the cast and crew Defend your assertion by explaining your logic and providing some examples.
I think they are both equally important. For one, if there are no actors or crew then who is the playwright going to write for. And if there is no playwright then the cast and crew will have nothing to work with. Both are essential to each other, one can not work without the other.
2. Also, how did your first in-class performance go? What did it feel like before, during, and after performing your animal pantomime?
I think my first in call performance went well. I went really nervous and my body was shaking, but once the music started I felt alright. During the performance it felt fun, I forgot about everyone watching and was just thinking about the performance. After, the performance I remember things I was suppose to do, but it also felt good having done it.

Lesley

1/31/2020 12:38:28 pm

Why is it important for the actor to warm up?
It is important for the actor to warm up so they can be ready for anything that comes their way and so they won't get injured during any point of their acting.
What does a theatrical form dictate to the actor in regard to their approach to the work?
The theatrical form dictates how the actor feels about what they are acting. It can make them see things in a different way than something else.

lesley

2/20/2020 01:38:02 pm

1. Give a synopsis of your monologue and the character you portrayed.
The whole monologue was suppose to be like in the characters head. The point was that the girl was taking a trip with this person and they have done this many times. She's talking about how it makes her feel and how she sees the other person.

2. What specific part of the preparation (worksheets, acting exercises, scoring,, etc.) most helped you to prepare for the performance? The things that mostly helped me prepare was the acting, so that I can get a feel for how I wanted to portray the story and the character.

3. To what extent did you feel you were "in character" when performing your monologue? I think I was in character very feel because the character was me.

4. What's your biggest take-away from this project & performance?
My take away is that even if your scared you should still go for it because sooner or later you will get in the rhythm.

lESLEY p

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