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Tag Archives: theater
Parts of the Stage – Test or Review
A quiz I designed for my students in “musical theatre”. Leading up to this we had done a labeling worksheet, played “stage directions tic-tac-toe” (yes, I taped out the stage like a tic-tac-toe board), and discussed in-depth how the directions … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Musical Theatre, Teaching Other Music Classes
Tagged center, class, directions, down, middle, musical, parts, school, stage, stage left, stage right, theater, theatre, up
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Unit Lesson on Archetypes
Hello again. I am still looking up materials to use with my Musical Theatre class. I found this excellent lesson plan that introduces kids to archetypes within stories. Hero, father-figure, sage, villian, the fool, etc. There are several parts to … Continue reading
Posted in Middle School Lessons - non-ensemble
Tagged archetypes, character, development, musical, theater, theatre
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Resource: Improv Encyclopedia
This year I will be teaching a class of musical theatre. I can do musical, and I can do a bit of theatre, but teaching this to kids is another thing entirely. One of my friends recommended this online Improv … Continue reading