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One-Act Play Presentation One-Act Play Presentation Students perform one-act play Rubric Code: BXB2XC7 By JOANYmitch Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

One-Act Play Presentation
	Minimal 1 pts	Basic 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Props/Costumes 8 pts	Minimal Play uses at least 1 prop, but is not a high quality, nor does it help the audience understand the play. Costumes weren't used.	Basic Play uses at least 1 prop that help audience understand the plot of the play, but may not be high quality item. Few members used a costume.	Proficient Play uses at least 2 props that help audience understand the plot of the play. Most group members to used a costume.	Advanced Plays uses 3 or more different props that enhance audience understanding of plot. All students used a costume.
Timing 8 pts	Minimal Performance was under-rehearsed. Performance was shorter than 5 minutes	Basic Performance needs polishing. Performance was between 5-7 minutes.	Proficient Performance was reasonably well-rehearsed. Performance was between 7-9 minutes	Advanced Performance was very polished. Performance was between 10-15 minutes.
Non-Verbal Expression 8 pts	Minimal Actor's head, eye, and hand movements do not match the script or engage the audience.	Basic Actor's movements are under rehearsed. Some evidence of either eye contact with others OR gestures.	Proficient Actor performs with confidence; head, eye, and hand movements engages audience and enhances characterization.	Advanced Actor's performance reflects well rehearsed, expressive movements, enthusiastic rendering of character. Head, eye, and hand movements engages audience throughout performance and shows exceptional characterization.
Voice Expression & Volume 8 pts	Minimal Voice pace, expression, and volume gives "flat" delivery with little regard to emotion. Voice is barely audible.	Basic Voice pace, expression, and volume communicates one emotion. Voice is either too soft or too loud, but is audible throughout performance.	Proficient Actor's voice shows understanding of character. Pace, expression, and volume vary to accurately demonstrate character's emotions. Voice is clearly audible throughout performance.	Advanced Actor's voice thoroughly masters the characterization. Pace, expression, and volume vary dramatically and skillfully demonstrate character's emotions. Voice is clearly audible throughout performance.
Appropriateness 4 pts	Minimal Play is not school appropriate.	Basic Play is somewhat school appropriate.	Proficient Play is mostly school appropriate.	Advanced Play is school appropriate.