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Warm Up Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and finish writing it by hand. Check what you already wrote. MEMORIZATION DUE THURSDAY

Warm Up Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and

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Page 1: Warm Up Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and

Warm Up

Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and finish writing it by hand. Check what you already wrote.

MEMORIZATION DUE THURSDAY

Page 2: Warm Up Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and

EXPLANATION AND EXAMPLE

PERFORMANCE EVALS

Page 3: Warm Up Get out a piece of paper and see how far you can write down your monologue. Try to get to the end. When you have to stop, get out your script and

7 LAYERS OF TENSION

In your textbook binders, turn to page 70Eventually, you will be able to identify all 7

layers. But today we’ll focus on the first three. Write them down, along with a description to help you remember it:

1. CATATONIC (jellyfish)2. CALIFORNIAN (laid back)3. NEUTRAL (economic)

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Warm Up

Review the first three layers of tensions that we went over last class by describing, for each one, the behavior that would be observed/performed in each state: CATATONIC CALIFORNIAN NEUTRAL

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The last 4 layers of tension

Write the following in your notes, along with a short description of each (found on p. 70 of your textbook binder)

4. ALERT (curious)5. REACTIVE (suspense)6. PASSIONATE 7. TRAGIC