Schedule a time to work with mrs. anderson STARTING AUG 24TH

ENSEMBLE SCENE

Below are the judging sheets used when you compete. Look at it and see what they are looking for so you know what to prepare. 

Monologue judge sheet

Duo/trio judge sheet

ensemble judge sheet

These need to be cut to 2-4 min monologues. E-mail Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Anderson your cuts and we will respond with our comments.

MONOLOGUES: Click your monologue to download the script 
ALTON PHONEPRASEAUTH: Julius Cesar: Act 2 Scene 1: Brutus
ANDREA JIMINEZ: As You Like It: Act 5 Scene 4: Touchstone
DAVID FULLER: Titus Andronicus: Act 2 Scene 4: Marcus
DIANA DINH: Macbeth: Act 1 Scene 7: Lady Macbeth
JON HARR: Hamlet: Act 2 Scene 4: Hamlet
LUCIANO LOPEZ: As You Like It: Act 2 Scene 7: Jaques
MARY NEWTON: Cymboline: Act 1 Scene 5: Queen
MELANY RIVERA: Titus Andronicus: Act 2 Scene 3: Tamora
YESENIA BELTRAN: Henry 6 pt 1: Act 5 Scene 4: Joan le Pucelle
KAITLYNN WARREN: A Midsummer Nights Dream: Act 2 Scene 2: Helena
MADISON TAGGE: Richard III: Act 1 Scene 1: Queen Margaret

Scenes can be edited if needed. Please make sure they are within time. 

SCENES: Click your scene to download the script
TWO GENTLEMAN OF VERONA: Act 4 Scene 4- Ashlyn Knight: Julia, Gracee Wayman: Silvia
MACBETH: Act 1 Scene 3- Bree Johnson: First Witch, Madison Young: Second Witch, Emily Gidney: Third Witch
HAMLET: Act 1 Scene 5- Bailey Beacham: Hamlet, Jon Jordan: Ghost
JULIUS CESAR: Act 4 Scene 3- Rachel Guerra: Brutus, Jett Larson: Cassius
WINTERS TALE: Act 2 Scene 1 - Bailey Beacham: Leontes, Kensie Smith: Hermione
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM: Act 3 Scene 2 - Nathan Mussleman: Lysander, Taylor Turcanski: Helena, Kara Scott: Hermia
THE TEMPEST: Act 1 Scene 2 - Alton Phonepraseuth: Prospero, Morgan Bard: Ariel
MERCHANT OF VENICE: Act 1 Scene 2 - Brynleigh Rosier: Portia, Lori Cook: Nerissa
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: Act 3 Scene 1 - Katilin Warren: Hero, Kayla Harr: Ursula, Emily Barkley: Beatrice
​ROMEO AND JULIET: Act 2 Scene 5 - Katy Gidney: Juliet, Ashlyn Knight: Nurse

whats the next step? look at the powerpoint below to help you edit and decifer the script you have been given. 

Step 1: read the play
Step 2: Research the play, scene and character- read cliff notes
Step 3: Break it down into small chunks 
Step 4: Rewrite in your own words so you know what your saying- look up words you don't know, look at punctuation etc. 
Step 5: Edit down for time
Step 6: Ask questions 

advice from shakespeare on how to act shakespeare

Shakespeare character analysis worksheet

Example of how to put your peice into your own words

Visualization worksheet and 2nd source research

blocking shakespeare (says mono but works for both)

PODCAST - ACTING SHAKESPEARE OUTSIDE/IN
​(PHYSICALLIZING YOUR CHARACTER)

Need help memorizing? Read through this Powerpoint