Intermediate/Advanced Theatre Arts (Period 3) Assignments
- Instructors
- Term
- 2010-2011 School Year
- Department
- Fine Arts
- Location
- Theatre
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PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT - Creativity and passion are the tools that bring education and learning to life. This year’s curriculum will encourage each student to develop confidence and poise through various group, individual, and performance activities.
CLASSROOM GOALS – As a group, our goals are to encourage excellence, praise effort, listen attentively, work diligently, and strive for the best. The desired goal is to expand and further your education from Beginning/Intermediate Theatre Arts.
INTERMEDIATE COURSE DESCRIPTION - This course is one year in length. The curriculum will incorporate the California Theatre Content Standards. Intermediate Theatre Arts is designed to provide the student with an overall appreciation of theater as a performing art, as well as enhance production skills. It will acquaint the student with monologue audition preparation, refined improvisation skills, and one act play productions. In addition, the course will continue to develop the fundamentals of play production, technical theatre, dramatic literature, and theatre history.
ADVANCED COURSE DESCRIPTION - This course is one year in length. The curriculum will incorporate the California Theatre Content Standards. Advanced Theatre Arts is designed to provide the student with an overall appreciation of theater as a performing art, as well as enhance production skills. It will acquaint the student with theatre theorists and their exercises. In addition, the course will continue to incorporate the fundamentals of play production, technical theatre, dramatic literature, and theatre history.
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Each quarter every fine arts student must see a live theater experience. This may be in the form of a live performance play or musical performance. You may see Esperanza shows, outside productions, or other school musicals productions. If you are uncertain if a show you have selected will qualify for this assignment, check with your teacher before seeing the show. Make sure the show you are seeing has a ticket and program. Shows that do not meet the criteria will not be accepted for this assignment.
FOR EACH SHOW:
- The show must be seen in the quarter for which the assignment is due. For example, a student could not have seen a show during the summer and use that show for their assignment.
- The student must save the ticket stub and the program. All shows will have each of these items. Points will be taken off per item missing. Attach these items to your assignment.
- The assignment must be typed or word-processed, double spaced on plain white paper. Hand written assignments will not be accepted. There is ample time between assignments (approximately 10 weeks) to use the school computer lab.
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Neil LaBute: Recently closed THE BREAK OF NOON at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. FAT PIG is being revived on Broadway with an all star cast.
Rajiv Joseph: BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO is opening on Broadway after recently leaving the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angles. Off-Broadway his new play GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES is receiving rave reviews.
John Guare: A revival of THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES is opening on Broadway.
Paul Rudnick: He wrote the book for SISTER ACT which is set to open on March 24th on Broadway.
Tennessee Williams: A revival of THE MILK TRAIN DOES NOT STOP HERE ANYMORE is currently running Off-Broadway.
Terrance McNally: He recently revised the book for PAL JOEY that will premiere at the Lincoln Center.
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Students are required to attend ONE workshop at the festival, take written notes, and turn in notes to share with the class when we return on Monday, March 21st.
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*Print plot diagram in LANDSCAPE format.
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*Super Objective - I want to persuade my students to read one play per week in order to expand their knowledge of playwrights and contextual material that will be used in class for scene work, monologues, auditioning, and future performances.
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*Super Objective - I want to persuade my students to read one play per week in order to expand their knowledge of playwrights and contextual material that will be used in class for scene work, monologues, auditioning, and future performances.
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*Super Objective - I want to persuade my students to read one play per week in order to expand their knowledge of playwrights and contextual material that will be used in class for scene work, monologues, auditioning, and future performances.
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*Super Objective - I want to persuade my students to read one play per week in order to expand their knowledge of playwrights and contextual material that will be used in class for scene work, monologues, auditioning, and future performances.
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All students must have a free-choice school appropriate book to read.
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- Pencil/pen
- Yellow highlighter
- Loose leaf paper
- Composition journal
- One folder with pockets
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Reminder...
Your performance participation in the Theatrical Showcase on June 2, 2011 is mandatory.