Term 1 - The Cherry Orchard

Friday, 29 August 2014

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Political theatre Blog - Session 1 *Introduction to** Bertolt Brecht and some key terms* *Verfrmdungseffekt – *Strange making, distancing, defamiliarisation Warm up - "Moody Obje...
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George

Evaluation - The show I think throughout was strong and was successful ii also believe that most of the tutor put a lot of thought and time into characters. In my own ...
11 years ago
Sophie

Final Performance Evaluation - The Cherry Orchard performance was extremely successful and I think that everyone pushed themselves to the best of their ability. As a form, we decided to...
11 years ago
Willa

Final Performance Evaluation - The show in general was extremely successful and I feel that the majority of the cast members put a lot of effort into their characters and their performa...
11 years ago
Imogen

- The Cherry Orchard – Evaluation On Tuesday we performed our version of ‘The Cherry Orchard’ to an audience, the piece went really well I feel and the fi...
11 years ago
Josh B

Evaluation - The Cherry Orchard - one of my main strengths was my voice, I effectively projected and pronounced my words and used it to convey meaning. This benefited from the vocal warm...
11 years ago
Brett

Russia during the release of the play. - Russia was forced into war; The *Russo-Japanese War* (8 February 1904 – 5 September 1905) was "the first great war of the 20th century." It grew out of riv...
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Lauren

The Cherry Orchard Response - *The Cherry Orchard* The Cherry Orchard is a naturalistic play set in early twentieth century Russia. Act I opens with Lopakhin and the maid Dunyasha wait...
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Romy

2/10/14 - We had a whole day of Performance workshop this week and I really felt that in this time I had developed my character fully. Not only had me and my partner...
11 years ago
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12SGL

Chem

Political theatre Blog - Session 1 *Introduction to** Bertolt Brecht and some key terms* *Verfrmdungseffekt – *Strange making, distancing, defamiliarisation Warm up - "Moody Obje...
11 years ago
George

Evaluation - The show I think throughout was strong and was successful ii also believe that most of the tutor put a lot of thought and time into characters. In my own ...
11 years ago
Sophie

Final Performance Evaluation - The Cherry Orchard performance was extremely successful and I think that everyone pushed themselves to the best of their ability. As a form, we decided to...
11 years ago
Willa

Final Performance Evaluation - The show in general was extremely successful and I feel that the majority of the cast members put a lot of effort into their characters and their performa...
11 years ago
Imogen

- The Cherry Orchard – Evaluation On Tuesday we performed our version of ‘The Cherry Orchard’ to an audience, the piece went really well I feel and the fi...
11 years ago
Josh B

Evaluation - The Cherry Orchard - one of my main strengths was my voice, I effectively projected and pronounced my words and used it to convey meaning. This benefited from the vocal warm...
11 years ago
Brett

Russia during the release of the play. - Russia was forced into war; The *Russo-Japanese War* (8 February 1904 – 5 September 1905) was "the first great war of the 20th century." It grew out of riv...
11 years ago
Lauren

The Cherry Orchard Response - *The Cherry Orchard* The Cherry Orchard is a naturalistic play set in early twentieth century Russia. Act I opens with Lopakhin and the maid Dunyasha wait...
11 years ago
Romy

2/10/14 - We had a whole day of Performance workshop this week and I really felt that in this time I had developed my character fully. Not only had me and my partner...
11 years ago
Ben

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Billy

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