KRISTA D. PRICE

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1.)  Sign up (with a partner) for a scene to perform as the final Acting project.  (See the list of possible scenes at the bottom of this webpage.)   If absent or quarantined be sure you've chosen a scene/partner.

  

2.) Review the W's of scene analysis:

• What is going on?  (both on the surface and BENEATH the surface)

• Why is this scene happening?  (What part(s) of the relationship are important to show?)

• Where is the scene taking place?  (How does this impact the scene?)

• Wants? (What is each character trying to do to the other character with his/her words? Express the want as a verb:  "My character wants to ___________ him/her"

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FINAL PERFORMANCE SCENES:  

    (You will be required to choose a partner & a scene - read descriptions of each of the scenes/plays HERE)

 

     Scenes with 1  male & 1  female:

• scene from Rabbit Hole  (dramatic)

• scene from Of Mice & Men  (dramatic/difficult)

• scene from The Crucible  (dramatic)

• scene from Proof  (dramatic)

• scene from The Diary of Anne Frank  (option #1)

• scene from The Diary of Anne Frank  (option #2)

• scene from Fools  (comedic)

• scene from Rumors (comedic timing)

• scene from Whose Life is it Anyway?

• scene from Wit

     Scenes with 2 females:

• scene from 'Night Mother  (dramatic/intense) - No longer available; may be activating

• scene from Ascension Day 

• scene from Proof (dramatic)

• scene from Steel Magnolias (dramatic) 

     Scenes with 2 males:

• scene from Of Mice & Men  (dramatic but light)

• scene from Duck Hunter Shoots Angel  (comedic)

• scene from The Odd Couple (option #1 - comedic)

• scene from The Odd Couple (option #2 - comedic)

• scene from The Odd Couple (option #3 - comedic)

• scene from The Odd Couple (option #4 - comedic)

• scene from The Odd Couple (option #5 - comedic)

• scene from 1984 (dramatic/intense)