Join Christina Farrell in this virtual residency accompanying the performance of Charlotte's Web.
- How can we use descriptive words to show friendship?
- When someone calls you radiant or terrific or humble, do you feel more radiant or terrific or humble? Why or why not?
- When you feel more radiant or terrific or humble, do you think others see you that way too? Why or why not?
- Compare the aspects of the play that were realistic or non-realistic. How does the audience use its imagination during this play?
Theatre Strategies Used in the Video:
Actor’s Tools: actors use their Body, Voice and Imagination to create theatre
Production Tools: include the things you see on the stage such as lights, costumes, sets, props (objects), sound effects or music
Soundscape: create sound effects using your voice, instruments or objects to evoke the setting, mood or action
Tableau: a frozen statue made with your body
Select a scene from a favorite book. Imagine how you would use production tools to bring the scene to the stage.
- What is the mood or feeling of the scene? What color lighting would you choose to create that mood?
- Would you create realistic or non-realistic sets to show where the story takes place? What might you use to build the sets?
- Would you choose realistic or non-realistic costumes for the characters? What aspects of the character would you like the costumes to highlight?
- Do you need props for the scene? Will you use the real objects or non-realistic objects?
- How could you create the sound effects for the setting? Or would you use music to create a certain feeling? Or is silence best for this scene?