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SESSION RUN
| (C) July 9 - July 27 |
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| (D) July 23 - August 10 |
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| (E) August 10 - August 24 |
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In this course you will create and perform your own play. You will work with
inspiring leaders in the field to be guided to excellence. In the process
you will explore a wide variety of authors, genres, and cultures. Learn to
use the principles of space, time, voice, and movement in creating,
sustaining, and communicating authentic roles within a drama. You will
assume the responsibility for decisions made in the creation and
presentation of the drama, and will analyse and reflect on the experience.
- Learn to tell stories, project your voice.
- Try out improvisational acting and play theatre games.
- See plays throughout the city and discuss, critique, and review them.
- Become aware of your body language, and make yours more powerful.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the elements and principles of dramatic expression (e.g., voice, movement, production values).
- Identify and describe various dramatic forms, (e.g., ritual, storytelling,
mime), and describe the historical origins of these forms.
- Use various ways to sustain a role within a drama.
- Demonstrate an understanding of group responsibility in the creation of a
drama.
- Create and perform dramatic presentations, using knowledge of conventions,
performance, spaces, and audience perspectives.
- Generate and apply criteria to evaluate your own dramatic presentations.
- Describe similarities in the dramatic arts of their own and other cultures
in the global community.
- Explore how role playing and the processes of drama are connected to your life.
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