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A good truthful character acts and reacts to their environment/surrounding

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Henrik Ibsen is known as the father of realism

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Realism in theatre is a mirror to real life

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There is no exaggeration in movement or voice or design

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Plays follow realism and show examples of events that occur in everyday life

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To create a truthful character, you need to be aware of the character's psychological workings

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Plays following realism, depicting issues and lives that had or would occur in everyday life.

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there is no exaggeration in movement or voice or design

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Truthful characters have relationships with other characters that are mirrors to relationships in real life

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Characters in realism represent everyday people and their inner world.

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Characters in realism represent everyday people and their inner world.

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A truthful character is three-dimensional

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Creates an experience in which reflects reality.

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Creates an experience in which reflects reality.

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Based on last lessons content I learnt that during a production I can respond to my environmental stimuli and this can influence my thoughts, feelings and behaviour.

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When given the scenario of an awkward love at first sight story my group and I decided it would work well at a bus stop with minimal movement and appropriate pitch and tone to set the scene.