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Theater Audition - Monologue Musical Theater Audition - Monologue The student will perform a one minute monologue from a published play. Rubric Code: DX37B55 By yermaum Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Theater - Monologue
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Superior 5 pts
Articulation/Projection	Poor Difficult to hear and understand the actor's voice	Fair Projection and articulation need developing	Good Projection and articulation were clear for the most part	Excellent Strong projection and articulation	Superior Articulation and Projection are perfect
Line memorization	Poor Little or no effort in line recall.	Fair Several lines were lost; difficulty recovering	Good Good memorization with a few hesitations; recovered	Excellent Flawless memorization; appeared to have no problems with delivery	Superior Memorization was perfect and came out naturally.
Physical Expression	Poor Actor slouches, looks uncomfortable and makes no effective contact with the audience at all. Tension and nervousness is obvious.	Fair Actor needs more energy. Some nervous gestures are showing	Good Actor employs proper posture and gestures, is relaxed and confident, and maintains appropriate audience contact.	Excellent Actor completely commits to physical choices that reflect the character and objective.	Superior Actor is fully and completely in character and has no issue with conforming to the physicality of the character.
Emotional Believability	Poor Monotone delivery; no emotional connection	Fair Little emotional attempt; lacks believability	Good Emotional choices made; some choices were not parallel to script; somewhat believable	Excellent Clear emotional choices. Very Believable	Superior Emotionally the actor embodied the character from start to finish and left no room for question otherwise.
Focus/Concentration	Poor Lack of focus; broke character completely and could not recover	Fair Inconsistent focus; broke character more than once	Good Focus was strong; slight character break. Appeared confident	Excellent Excellent focus; never broke character. Confident and poised	Superior The actor was locked into their character and was composed from start to finish.