What Is Incorporate Change?

For my final Macbeth project I decided to do a dramatic performance in which I was required to memorize and perform at least 10 lines from the original text. My group and I came to the agreement that we would do our performance on Act 4 Scene 1 from Macbeth. The group I worked with consisted of Dulce, Giselle, Laura, and Kelly and we all got together at Laura’s house to film our presentation. We all chose the lines we wanted to perform and memorized them for our final performance. During our rehearsals most of us started to get frustrated due to not being able to memorize part of our lines. However, we all encouraged each other to be patient and help one another with the lines. Furthermore, once we got our lines together we started to film

The most important part of a theatrical performance is the actors. Without the actors there wouldn’t be a show. In Hairspray there were many actors who were key to this show. Some of the top characters in the musical were Tracy, Edna, Velma, and Amber. The first actor, who played Tracy, was not a bad actor, but I feel that she could have been more full out. I noticed that while dancing and singing, she was not doing it full out. It almost felt as though she and many others were marking the performance throughout the dances and singing part. The next actor, who played Edna, was amazingly funny and full out. He was the highlight of the show. The third actor, who played Velma, made me feel a disliking of her, which is what is meant to be felt because she is a controlling, racist, and body shaming boss, which nobody should like. I feel like the way she presented her character was right, but she could have added more, almost to the point the audience hates her. The last actor, who played Amber, was spot on, her character was meant to be a queen bee and act as though she has power because her parent does. I feel like the

With our limited cast and a vast amount of characters, we knew we’d be relying heavily on multi-rolling, every cast member received a variety of characters to explore. Before rehearsals commenced we researched in depth into the town of Laramie and the incident that shaped the small town as well as our characters. After reading our lines we created a folio of background information and character descriptions to refer to in rehearsals. As rehearsals began I understood the dependence on each member and dedication each member of our drama group needed to have to successfully rehearse a production with memorised multiple transitions that needed to be seamless and have realistic alternating

Also, there were some difficulties that came about during my speech, one of those difficulties being inadequate direct eye contact. During the length of the speech there were not many time where I looked up and talked directly to my classmates. Something I could have done better to improve this would be to practice even more to ensure that I wouldn’t need to look at my notecards and slides as often. I also could have practiced when to look up and have a successful glance at my audience to have improved eye contact.

“We actually had no major issues for this show,” Wagner said. “The only issue we did have was Renders hit a little bit of traffic on his way here which caused him to be 15 minutes late, but we ended up starting at the same

This production of “Annie” was very skillfully put together on the technical aspect, with rotating walls that could be changed at a moment’s notice. Although this fast-paced style worked out very nicely during some points of the show, it became problematic in the transition into “I don’t Need Anything But you”. During which, there was a technical error

I grabbed my calf, Axl, and headed to the arena. I waited in line until my class was called. I was a little nervous, with some confidence that I would hopefully place good. Well I messed up how to do my show stick and I let Axl walk ahead of me. In my opinion they didn’t teach me as well as they should have. I

When I told them they got off their beds and looked out the window. There face was filled with shock and confusion. A few

Throughout this program, every student had their lines memorized to the fullest extent. There was never a moment where a student had a script or even someone to feed them lines if they forgot what they were supposed to say. If a student made a mistake or forgot a line, they were always able to move forward and get back on track. There was a large amount of speaking throughout each role, and every student did an excellent job remembering their lines and speaking with emotion and clear articulation. The students also had cordless microphones attached to them in order for the audience to hear them. Throughout the program, the microphones worked well and were at an appropriate volume where the audience could hear and understand the words they stated, without it being over amplified. However, there were a few times when the

I would recommend doing this because it will allow harry and myself reflect on his performances and able to give constructive feedback throughout the

Reconsider the first scene. Enhance the pace. Rework the second act. Lauralee

Having worked in show business since I was young, I know opening night is always the night when things go horribly wrong. I can have sympathy for them but a few of the things that were missed were outright ridiculous. When the baker was counting out the beans to Jack and they missed the fourth ‘chime’ noise, I was surprised.

Now even though the show was great, there were a few things that could have been better. To start off, the student could have rehearsed some more, because a few students looked as if they had no idea what they were doing. Not only that, but they could have also been more involved with the

I have shown huge improvements on delivering speeches. This process helped me to understand different kinds of speech and their expectations. The only way I can think of improving is that to get myself be confortable and to do more preparations. Therefore, the mistakes I made in this will help me to improve on the next

Worry about the wellbeing of whatever made it. Like I said before, the episode was average, maybe even a little above average, the new voice actor for Boots was doing pretty well, and the script was better than usual. Aside from the buzzing, it was a pretty good episode overall. I gave it a 7 the first time around. Then we watched it the second time.