Lovesong:

. Minimalistic scenery

Romeo and Juliet:

. Modern elements and minimalistic scenery

Macbeth:

. The closeness of the audience

The Crucible:

. Circular movements

The setting is in a kitchen

Facial expressions of pain

Music

• facial expression

• use of voice to communicate

Connect, Macbeth:

• the unexpected choice of the witches to be kids

• Low amount of characters

• male and female characters

• Minimalistic scenery

• Voice

music

choreography

physical contact

• facial expressions

• pauses

• silences

• toast

Connect - Romeo and Juliet:

• Spotlight

Connect - Macbeth:

• Differenciation of the worlds

Connect - The crucible:

• black and white clothing

• Love Song: The lighting and background set design were things that I found similar to my moment of theatre. The lighting is dark, only showing the action, in my case the banquet, and the background is surreal and incoherent, which seems timeless.

• Romeo and Juliet: The erratic and unpredictable movement to create chaos and madness is a choice in my scene for Macbeth.

• Macbeth: Not for my particular scene, but for any other, the witches would act synchronized as in this video. Also the audience being near the stage.

• The Crucible: I can connect smooth transitions between scenes, with contrasting atmosphere and tension. Also, I can use the hand clensing in Macbeth, as he is getting rid of his sins.

That the father doesn’t like the relationship of the daughter with Romeo

• minimalistic scenery

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Minimalistic Staging

minimalist stage

Use of voice

love song:

• facial expressions

romeo and juliet:

•minimalistic setting

•lots of people

•messy coro

the crucible:

• lots of people talking

• costumes colors

• the sudden change of mind (masomenos)

use of smoke

Small stage

connect - lovesong: facial expresion and use of music

The innocence of the witches

Use of voices

Movement in stage

man-woman relationship

Conncet- Romeo & Juliet

NOTHING

Connect - The crucible

The voice intensitiy (Screaming)

Levels

• connect disconnect

• facial expressions

• silence

Romeo and Juliet:

• Spotlight

Macbeth:

• Cool lights

• Use of smoke

The crucible:

• Voice volume (screaming)

• Different levels

• Circular movements

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-Love song:

• The silence employed in this play can be connected to the silence I use in my chosen scene to create tension. Apart from the tense atmosphere, silence is also used in my scene to transmit the doubt.

-Romeo and Juliet:

• I use the same spotlight to focus and emphasize on one person thoughts and emotions, the doubt in my case.

-Macbeth:

• Small staging and the audience being near it. The girls are also presented innocent as the witches in Macbeth

-The crucible

• The use of the human cross and a person standing in the middle as if being crucified.

LoveSong:

• Minimalistic setting

• Silences

• The facial expressions of the lady

• The pain she feels

Romeo and Juliet

• Minimalistic staging

• Cold lighting

Macbeth

• Smoke

• How near the audience is to the stage

The Crucible

• Power division

• Use of levels

A Doll's House

• Claustrophobic atmosphere

Love song:

• Silences and pauses

• Compact and limited space for the stage

• The cool lightning

Doll's house:

• Detail and realistic seting

The crusible:

• Levels

• The pain she feels