Rehearsal Techniques
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- Actors rehearse the scene using no dialogue, only using universally recognized sounds such as cries or laughter. (9, 8)
- Allows the inner thoughts of a character to be heard aloud. (7, 8)
- Deeper understanding of the character/role. Asked questions about the character and their situation. (3, 7)
- During an improvisation or the playing of the scene, the instruction 'freeze' is given and the performers have to hold their positions. (6, 5)
- Getting louder or quieter depending on the scene. To see what works well vocally and what doesn't. Explore the meaning of the character and their situation. (6, 4)
- The actor pretends he is a giant and reacts as if he is much bigger than anything else on the stage. This will help with elevated status or physical intimidation. (6, 2, 6)
- The actors reverse the roles they are portraying to gain a different view or understanding of their own role. (4, 8)
- To perform without any planning. (12)
- Useful for classical drama. Actors use their own words to summarise what the character is saying. (6, 11)
- Using specific lines to find when it is appropriate to touch another character on stage. (4, 2, 5)
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