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Journal Entry. You will be asked to perform a scene from Macbeth as your final project for this unit. Think back to the many elements we studied related to both the dramatic genre and text of Macbeth. Which three factors would be most useful to consider? Why did you choose these?.

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Journal Entry

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  1. Journal Entry You will be asked to perform a scene from Macbeth as your final project for this unit. Think back to the many elements we studied related to both the dramatic genre and text of Macbeth. Which three factors would be most useful to consider? Why did you choose these?

  2. Performing Macbeth Staging Scenes

  3. Performance Project • Each group will be assigned a scene from Macbeth to perform • Memorization of lines is encouraged, but not required • You may cut or edit your scene as long as it stays true to Shakespeare’s original text • Grading: • You will receive two grades for this project • One for your performance • The other for the “Director’s Notebook”

  4. Required Contents of the Director’s Notebook • Script • Costumes • Character Analyses • Staging • Set and Props • Music

  5. Today you will work on the promptbook In the left hand column, insert the text of the script In the right hand column describe: • Vocal pauses, stresses, inflection • Tone of voice • Gestures and facial expressions (explicit in the script or not) • Notes or diagrams of actions and movements • Definitions of words or phrases you don’t understand

  6. Let’s take for example, 4.1 FIRST WITCH Round about the cauldron go, In the poisoned entrails throw. Toad, that under cold stone Days and nights has thirty-one Sweltered venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i' th' charmèd pot. ALL Double, double toil and trouble,Fireburn, and cauldron bubble. The first witch chants in a high pitched, squeaky voice. Pauses after each couplet for emphasis (go/throw), (got/pot) Entrails: guts Sweltered: boiled/cooked As she speaks, she drops objects into a cauldron The three witches speak in unison pausing after trouble and bubble. The three actors sway from side to side moving around the cauldron

  7. Acting Companies 1.5 Erick Chance Marissa 4.2 James Joseph Kenneth Montana Caleb 5.8 Josh Gabe Patrick Brandon

  8. Time for Working on Promptbooks You may use: • Your digital textbooks • Dictionaries • Printer, scissors

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