Story parts
People in a story with lines.
Characters
Acting without lines or props
Pantomime
Acting without a script
Improv
What we do before any kind of acting
Warm ups
My name
Miss Albaugh
The person the reader identifies with, often the main character.
Protagonist
Pantomime a cup for 200 points.
Perfect!
"No"
"Stop"
"So"
Scene killing words
This type of warm up is used to help our voices
Vocal Warm ups
Ms. Albaugh has several of these as pets.
Snails (or cats)
The person who directly opposes the protagonist, often a villian.
Antagonist
If you were to act as if you were driving a car, without a car, what would that be?
A pantomime
In this improv game, you have to guess what item is broken.
Complaints department
Why do we warm up?
So we do not hurt ourselves.
If you would like to ask a question in class, you should:
Raise your hand
Things in a story without lines.
Props and set pieces.
True or false:
You can not use props in a pantomime.
True
True or false:
Acting with a script would be improv.
False
Fill in the blank:
Around the rough and ragged rock-
the rugged rascal ran
Where does Miss Albaugh get her earrings?
She makes them
The things that happen in a story.
Plot
Perform an example of a pantomime.
-completed-
Stay in character
Yes, and
Listen
be in the moment
The rules of improv
This theatre game teaches energy, and helps actors practice saying a given line.
Kitty Wants a corner