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1. Assignment Brief
2. Performance Conditions (essay)
3. Concept/Design
4. Actor Preparation
5. Production Role
6. Reflections
7. Final Evaluation

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Comparison Between Elizabethan and Modern Theatre 

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Comparison Between Elizabethan and Modern Theatre 

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Read more about given circumstances before you list them for the play. Include this list on your Padlet.

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Use this resource to write a character biography for your character. This could be written or presented as a vlog.

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Group members: Holly, Kirk, Gustavo, Stephanie, Gina, Diaz, Shenneil, Sam
Extracts:
Act I, Scene V
Act II, Scene I
Act III, Scene I
Act IV, Scene VI/VII
Act V, Scene II
Production Roles:
Kirk - Director
Holly - Acting Coach
Sam - Assistant Director
Diaz - Movement Choreographer
Gina - Music, sound and props
Gustavo - Costume and make-up
Stephanie - Movement Choreographer

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