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Monday, May 18, 2015

Romeo and Juliet Final Project

Name: __________________________________  Class: ______  Romeo and Juliet: Final Performances
Act ____ Scene _____ Line: __________  Character: ________________________________________


Directions: For the final project, each student will be responsible to prepare and perform a scene in the play.
  1. Create a prompt book. Print out or photocopy your scene. Annotate and paraphrase your lines. It is your responsibility to investigate your lines and be an expert on your scene. Block and include stage direction. Include notes for body language, articulation, costumes, etc.
  2. Work cooperatively with your group. Always be prepared. Your group and the class depend on you.
  3. Practice and memorize your lines. Perform for the class in the Black Box Theater.
  4. Write a letter, journal entry, or poem from the point of view of your character in your scene. Include details from the text to show your character’s thoughts, feelings, and actions. This should show depth and complexity.
  5. Post-performance Reflection (typed): 1) Describe your character. What did you want to communicate about her/him in your performance? 2) How did the performance go? What did you do well? If you could have changed and improved something in your performance, what would it be and why? c) What did you learn and gain from the Romeo and Juliet unit? How can you apply the skills and lessons to high school English?   
  6. 1st draft promptbook due: Mon June 1; Revised promptbook due Mon June 8
  7. Practice and rehearsals: June 2-June 8
  8. Final performance: 810 and 812: Wed June 10; 811: Thur June 11
  9. Hand in completed final project the day after final performance.
Criteria
4: shows exceptional comprehension, creativity, skill, and effort
3: shows very good comprehension,  creativity, skill, and effort
2: shows limited comprehension, creativity, skill, and/or effort
1: shows little or no comprehension, creativity, skill, and/or effort
0: does not include
1. Promptbook/Investigation: read, research, paraphrase






2. Body language and facial expressions: use your whole body to communicate character; interact clearly with other characters in your scene





3. Words and articulation: pronunciation, memorization, emphasis, pausing and pacing, volume, and inflection





4. Stage, costumes, props: interact with space intentionally, use stage direction, and add costumes and props





5. Practice and performance: work cooperatively with your group; practice a lot on your own and with your group; perform for your audience; hand in typed character letter/journal/poem and reflection





Total: _______/20 points


Final Romeo and Juliet Performances:

Print or photocopy the original text; write in your paraphrase - do not just copy and paste: http://www.nosweatshakespeare.com/romeo-juliet-play/text/


810
811
812
4.3
  1. Juliet
  2. Lady Capulet

Maisha/Denisse
Ksenija

Sofi R/Ayane
Chloe

Zalina / Summer
Cassi
4.4:  810: Lady Capulet - Meredith; Halle - Nurse; 
811: Lady Cap - Isabelle, Capulet- Julia N, Nurse - Kaitlyn
812: Lady Cap - Audrienne; Nurse - Dylan; Capulet - Brandon

4.5, 1-38
  1. Juliet
  2. Nurse
  3. Lady Capulet
  4. Capulet


Kristina
Nicolette

Bruno


Olivia

Sophie S
Steven

Khalia
Kaitlyn

Brandon
4.5, 39-101
  1. Friar Lawrence
  2. Capulet
  3. Paris
  4. Nurse
  5. Lady Capulet


Henry

Zach
Eddie
Emma
Sage


Jeremy

Jacob
Jeremiah
Ella
Jesse


Liam

Diego
Zyeonrey
Fransheska
Maya
5.3, 1-70
  1. Paris (1-21)
  2. Page
  3. Romeo
  4. Balthasar

Eli
Isaiah
Jeremy
Devon

Max F
Yousef
Seuss
Xavier

Maddie
Taylor
Lorenzo
Peter (all of 5.3)
5.3, 71-152
  1. Paris (22-end)
  2. Page, + lines 281-285
  3. Romeo
  4. Balthasar + end of scene
  5. Friar Lawrence
Juliet *” dead”

Eli
Isaiah





Demitrius / Ben
McKenzie



Zyeem



Maeve

Anjum




Benjamin/James
Sumaiya


Noah



Sam

Taylor




Theo G/ Filip
Peter


Mark


5.3, 153-215
  1. Juliet
  2. Friar Lawrence
  3. 1st watch, 2nd watch, 3rd watch
  4. Prince
  5. Capulet
  6. Lady Capulet

Isabel
Anthony

Sharon

Gabriella

Kieran
Andrew
Sydney

Kimberly
Noah

Jennifer (1st watch)

Ana (2nd and 3rd)

Pavel
Max K
Jane

Ella
Joshua

Bria

Laura (2nd)
Jaden (3rd)

Theo R
Derek
Delia
5.3, 216-278
  1. Prince
  2. Montague
  3. Friar Lawrence

Sadman
Lian
Khayla

Alex
Tazrian
Margot

Chloe
Malcolm
Said
5.3, 279-end
Balthasar (same as earlier)
  1. Prince
Page (same as earlier)
  1. Capulet
  2. Montague



Rawnaq




Mala
Lian



Conor




Max K
Tazrian



Alessandro




Derek
Malcolm

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