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Rubric for assessment of auditions for casting in Theatre Productions

I.B High School Theater Students Festival of One-Acts. This rubric is an evaluation of each student actor.

Exploration of charater intention through lyric analysis.

Final Performance for IB Theatre Midterm

IB Theatre

4-5 min. presentation to introduce your theorist and share general information about your theorist and his perspective. Make it active, engaging, memorable and involve the whole class. Include the theorists basic premise or perspective and the key terms. Give examples and demonstrate. Have fun. Date Due Wednesday, August 27, 2014 Worth 50 points

I.B High School Theater Students Festival of One-Acts. This rubric is an evaluation of each student actor.

Assessment of group performance of "Schoolhouse Rock, Live! Jr."

At the beginning of each class, we will warm up vocally, physically, and warm up our minds. This is the rubric I will use to grade the students ability to lead these warm ups.

Theater Performance Rubric

Analyzing a theater script is an important skill to have for any theater practitioner. An actor needs to understand script analysis in order to play his part well. A director needs it to be able to create a vision for the play. Designers need it to develop a clear, vivid lighting, stage or sound design. At first script analysis may seem complicated, but if the steps are followed specifically and with attention to detail, it can be very educational and fun.

Summative Assessment: Component A: group performance

Assessment of Theater Rehearsal Participation

Commercial copy and advertising poster.

Students will create a poster, radio, or television advertisement for their movie theater. Advertisements should include the theater name, details about the theater, and movies playing at the theater.

Students will create a poster designed to market a theater production. The poster will contain information relevant to advertising.. Students will provide a creative and colorful poster designed on computer. The poster should address the following questions: - Where? - When? - Who directed it? - Who wrote it?

This is a rubric for students who are just beginning their study of theatre. This rubric is generic to encompas all types of scenes, including mime, improvisation and short scenes from plays.

Expectations of audience members during class and performance