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Theatre Vocabulary List #1: The Basics
This carefully curated theatre vocabulary list is the first in a series of five to bring meaningful, clear, and helpful vocabulary to your middle and high school students. On Theatre Vocabulary List #1: The Basics, you will find 12 beginner theatre vocabulary terms including blocking, improv, and theatre games, among other helpful words. With a firm understanding of these basic terms in mind, theatre and drama students will have the foundation they need to dive into the lessons you have planned!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Othello, Act 2 Worksheet Sexism and Humor
This assignment asks students to really engage with the too-common defense: "it was just a joke!" Are offensive jokes really just "jokes"? What is the relationship between toxic world views (sexism, racism, homophobia, etc) and humor? Here, students will use Iago's blatantly sexist but frankly very, very witty performance in Othello, Act 2 to consider larger issues like censorship and "cancel culture."
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE Play of the Week Activity
The Play of the Week Activity is great for a bellringer activity or a standalone lesson in your drama or theatre class! The flexibility of the activity handout allows students to either research the play on their own or receive the information from you.For this activity, students will learn about a featured play each week in your classroom. With the play, they will learn the play title, the playwright(s), the year the play was published and premiered, the main characters of the play, a short des
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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