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Before rehearsing "coffee break" and " into the wood", we warm up our voices.
Vocal warm up consists of a series of body, breathing and vocal exercises to heat the vocal folds and the muscles involved in breathing, articulation and resonance before more intense activity, we start always relaxing the upper body parts and do exercises to release the tension in the face, in the mouth and after that we make a variety of vocalisation exercises:

Notes in different tones, vocal fry, tongue twister, lips buzz, the siren...

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Self Perception
Confidence
Mental Approach
Motivation - positive and negative

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Soprano  -  Mezzo Soprano
Alto  -  Contralto
Tenor  -  Counter Tenor
Bass - Baritone

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Rythms
Breath control
Flow
Vocal cords
Making sound
Voice box, larynx
Sound pressure and waves

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Biography

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Darren Mawdsley
Acting class

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L3 Toolkit 20/9/2018 Chair Duets Performances

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Stephen's task 27th Sep 2018

There are different ways where the performers use contact, for example lifting up each other arms or legs to create this chemistry that might seem elective. Another example can be seen by pushing through each other weight to perform lifts.

In dancing I think it is really helpful for performers because it makes you feel more confident with your physical skills and mental skills.

I think that a I need to develop myself by mostly focusing on the timing, expressions and practice on different movement combinations.

Balance and stamina is very important, same as the flexibility while dancing or practising different exercises.

We also did join with another partner to make a chair duet performance, you can make up a story through eye contact and movement only, no talking.

To improve our dancing skills we need to practice different exercises and movements where we can
express ourselves differently.

Ways of making contact:
- Hands on knees;
- Know each other's balance, by
using each other strength;
- Leaning on each other;
- Arms over shoulders;
- Being able to have eye contact;
- Holding hands;
- Etc...

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The chair duets performance I see it really interesting to watch because you can create a story by only moving and the chairs allow the characters to express what they have to demonstrate.

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There are seven areas you must do well in. Have a look at this Matrix and the Distinction requirements.

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Given Circumstances is a principle from Russian theatre practitioner Konstantin Stanislavski's methodology for actor training, formulated in the first half of the 20th century at the Moscow Art Theatre.

The term given circumstances is applied to the total set of environmental and situational conditions which influence the actions that a character in a drama undertakes.

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L3 Skills Toolkit 27/9/18 Chair Duets Rehearsal

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James Hall
Music class

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Darren Mawdsley
Stephen Mason
Acting & Dancing classes

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This is the story that me and my partner created by only movements while you sit and stand up from the chair. The meaning we tried to achieve was, she supposed to persuade me to do something and as I was sad, I ignored her. She felt like I was trying to move her away from me, so I personally felt sorry and tried to say apologies to her and make her feel worth it to me.

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by Peter Ackerman

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Research of the script
And the writer Peter Ackerman

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Practice

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In this video we are demonstrating how our ''coffee break'' performance looks alike.

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Darren Mawdsley
Acting class

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In the video I am demonstrating how  me and my partner will be performing this on the performance day.

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Ancient Greek Theatre is really well located and the atmosphere around it is really peaceful especially in the good weather days and periods. The audience have a really nice view of it and but it is difficult to keep it in touch with every single action for those who are located far from the performers. They usually use masks and costumes to  be more visible to the audience.

Elizabethan Theatre
Comparing Elizabethan Theatre to Ancient Greek Theatre I could say that it has different conditions and they must have different role plays.
Elizabethan Theatre is an enclosed space where they could do shows anytime, but Ancient Greek Theatre could be affected by the weather.
Elizabethan Theatre seems to have rich audience and seems that has a medieval tradition.

20th Century Theatre
I could say that 20th Century Theatre it can't be really compared to the previous theatres as his shows seems made for different reasons for example: political theatre, where shows are made from reality to demonstrate to the society what it's going on with the politic. This theatre also represents the development of many new forms of theatre.

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James Hall
Music class Assessment

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Darren Mawdsley
Acting Class Assessment

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Stephen Mason
Dancing class

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In this video she will be talking about the audience role, definitions of the concepts of audience,  classification of audience, the audience expectations and what message they decide to transmit the actors...

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Into the wood "Children will Listen" staging final one

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Coffee Break staging final one

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Performance of out Chair Duet

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L3 Skills Toolkit Chair Duets Performance 5

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Approaching Script 1: Given Circumstances

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Approaching Script 1: Given Circumstances

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Watch this video and make notes. She's annoying, but helpful.

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Script Analysis for Actors: Step 1 - Given Circumstances

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Arrangement made to take advantage of the characteristics of a different instrument from that for which the piece was originally written.

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These are all my reflections from my: acting, dancing and singing classes!

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These are all my reflections from my: acting, dancing and singing classes!