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Write an original paper about one of the plays from our reading list, complete with bibliography and proper citations for at least 6 non-internet sources. The paper must be 1,000-1,500 words and demonstrate your mastery of the whole text through one of the following projects. Write from the “first person” point of view. Please consider the following questions below and feel free to add your own. Your grade for this assignment counts for 20% of your final grade.
1. actor’s character study
2. director’s approach
3. designer’s approach
4. dramaturg’s protocol
ACTOR’S CHARACTER STUDY
Who am I?
What do I want?
What am I doing?
Where am I?
Where do I come from?
How do I move and speak?
What are my given circumstances? (For example: I can see the future, but since I was cursed by Apollo when I rejected him, no one believes me.)
What are my obstacles to getting what I want?
What tactics, or strategies, will I use to overcome them?
What are my relationships?
What must I have without which I cannot survive?
You may add an appendix with images or other relevant materials, if you’d like.
DIRECTOR’S APPROACH
Why choose this play?
Why stage it right here, right now?
Who’s our audience?
What themes resonate with me?
What story do I want to tell with this text?
How can I explain the vision inside my head so all my collaborators will understand me?
How can I describe my stylistic choices?
What “take-away” message or idea do I want to leave with our audience?
What makes this play theatrical (i.e., suited to live performance rather than TV or film)?
Does the play need to be transplanted? If so, why?
Please include a “scored” copy of a sample scene from the play you have chosen. Photocopies are fine. You may add an appendix with images or other relevant materials, if you’d like.
DESIGNER’S APPROACH
What story does the director wish to tell with this play?
What do I understand to be the director’s vision?
What approach or style will I use to design the set, costumes, lights, sound, props, puppets OR special effects in a way that enhances the director’s vision?
What space will we have?
What budget do I have?
How do things change in this text from start to finish?
How can I use design elements (such as color, texture, line and composition) to convey the director’s vision?
What challenges do I see?
What questions do I have for the director?
What options can I come up with for addressing this play’s challenges?
How will I cast the play?
Will cuts be necessary?
You may add an appendix with images or other relevant materials, if you’d like.
DRAMATURG’S PROTOCOL
Why has the director chosen this play?
Why stage it right here, right now?
Who’s our audience?
What themes resonate with me?
What story can I suggest the director tell with this text?
How can I describe the director’s stylistic choices?
What “take-away” message or idea can I suggest the director leave with our audience?
What makes this play theatrical (i.e., suited to live performance rather than TV or film)?
What are the play’s biggest challenges?
What can I do to help the director develop a clear vision for the play and articulate it consistently?
What cuts might be necessary?
What’s the context for this play (historical, cultural, artistic, political, social, religious)?
What kind of research can I provide to help the company understand the world of the play? (Examples include: a glossary, articles, images, maps, songs, movies, etc.)
If the play is being transplanted by the director, does this choice make sense throughout? Can I track the director’s choices as probable and necessary all the way through the play?
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