The Elements to Creating a Character by Taylor Kenner

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Its showtime! After all the areas of the play have been conducted and rehearsed, over and over again. The characters have developed, the words have come to life, the stage is all set up, and lights ready to go. Let us not forget all the crew members backstage making sure everything runs smoothly. Now it is time to perform in front of an actual audience. All the hard work that has gone into making the story come to life and have the audience love it as much as you do is the ultimate reward and makes all the long nights worth it.

taylorsellsnwa — 2025-08-27 01:39:07 UTC

Connecting all the components together to create the script. Starting with character name, then dialogue and adding stage directions in parentheses or italics. After, the script is written and characters are made, time to bring the characters to life. Auditions, casting the right actors that respond to the writing in the way the director is looking for. Once casting has been announced, even more things have to be done to create a play: costumes, makeup, set design, props, lighting, and rehearsals.

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There are a variety of components that need to come together and happen to be able to create a play. First, would be brainstorming and answering the questions: what will the plot be, who will the characters be, what will be their characteristics, where will the story take place, what will the problem be, how will they solve it? All these items need to have a foundation to begin to create a play. There is an art in itself with just finding the elements and putting together a story from scratch.

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CR.1 Students will generate and conceptualize artistic ideas and work. Theatre Standard Grades 7-12