THEATRE ARTS Classroom C-219 Lab Room A-114 The Stage and The School Text Introduction Unit Theatre Sports – warm ups Performing Arts Center defined History and Tour of our facility
Improvisation Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture Improvisation practicum
Voice and Diction Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture Spoon River Anthology voice and diction practicum
Acting Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture
Units 1-4 TEST
Our Town or 12 Angry Men Background Packet/Worksheet Rewrite Scene Read with parts assigned Watch movie Write essay
Variety and Structure of Drama Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture Steps in comedy study – The Kid Charlie Chaplin
Stage Craft Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture – models, paintings, drawings Tour of set and discussion of artistic choices
Producing a Play or Musical Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture
Units 5-8 TEST
Fiddler on the Roof Background packet Read script with parts assigned Watch production Write a response essay
Makeup Unit Reading/Worksheet/Vocabulary Lecture Makeup Practicum
Basic Stage Combat Viewing video series/Worksheet Practicum
FINAL TEST
THEATRE PRODUCTION Classroom C-219 Lab Room A114
First Quarter The Theatrical Imagination Art and the Creative Imagination The Playwright’s Choices The Director’s Choices The Actor’s Choices The Designer’s Choices Film Study: culminate in a Video Reading Oedipus or Streetcar
Second Quarter Reading Literature Circles The Emperor Jones, The Little Foxes, Winterset, The Glass Menagerie, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Mr. Roberts Create Original Theatre Piece Hitting due dates/full participation Needing to creatively collaborate Needing to define and share strengths You will all need to be self-directed, self-disciplined, and self-policing to CREATE.
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Academic Theatre Theater Arts: Literature and WritingFirst or Second Semester ClassTheatre Arts – LW introduces the student to theatre as a skilled art and craft. Assignments and projects are designed for students to gain confidence in communication skills. Students work together cooperating in the sharing of art and ideas. Students are also challenged with individual classroom presentations. In addition to understanding theatre terminology and process, students analyze and evaluate scripts. Through the analysis of a script, the students are given the opportunity to earn credit for the high standard, Arts Analysis & Interpretation. Many lab projects involve learning by doing...through creative make-up, lighting design, advertising, improvisation and scenic design Silly Warm Ups Design Advertising Special Effects Makeup Unit
Theater Production ClassAdvanced Second Semester ClassTheatre Production will meet in the "Black Box" experimental theatre space. This is a production class with emphasis on originality and creativity. Performance based exploration into classical and contemporary drama is the core of the curriculum. Presentations will utilize multi-media technology expressing artistic ideas in a cutting-edge style. Students registering for Theatre Lab must be highly motivated, confident, and disciplined to see projects through to their completion a quality performance product for the student and community audiences. Successful completion of this course will satisfy the CREATION AND PERFORMANCE PORTION OF THE ARTS STANDARD. (See Black Box Productions for Theatre Production Class Originals)
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