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Commedia Dell' arte Scenario

Students are assigned a Commedia Scenario and character to play. Students will work together in small groups to take the scenario they have been given and develop it into a full story.

Rubric Code: FX3WW8A

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

Commedia Performance
	Exceeding Expectations 4 pts	Meeting Expectations 3 pts	Working Toward Expectations 2 pts	Not Meeting Expectations 1 pts
Commedia Characterization	Exceeding Expectations Commedia themes are very clear in the performance. Actors maintain the physical styles of traditional characters clearly throughout.	Meeting Expectations Commedia themes are clear in the performance. Actors demonstrate aspects of the physical styles of traditional characters.	Working Toward Expectations Some Commedia themes are present in the performance. Actors demonstration of physical styles of traditional characters inconsistently.	Not Meeting Expectations Few Commedia themes are present in the performance. Actors demonstrate physical styles of traditional characters poorly, or not at all.
Creativity	Exceeding Expectations Students developed an exposition from their assigned scenario to introduce their characters and the conflict of the story. Students developed a clear resolution to their assigned conflict.	Meeting Expectations Students presented the assigned scenario with a clear beginning, middle, and end.	Working Toward Expectations Students presented the assigned scenario, but did not clearly introduce characters and/or provide a sufficient resolution.	Not Meeting Expectations Students' scenario made little sense and contained little plot.
Characterization	Exceeding Expectations Actor can be heard and understood, and have developed characters with depth and authenticity. Actor is in character at all times.	Meeting Expectations Actor can be heard and understood, and clearly developed a character. Actor stays in character most of the time.	Working Toward Expectations Actor can be heard and understood some of the time, and has somewhat developed character. Actor often breaks character.	Not Meeting Expectations Actor is difficult to hear and/or understand. Actor has not developed a clear character. There is no clear effort to play a character.
Blocking/ Movement	Exceeding Expectations Movement is well planned, always intentional, and drives the action. Actors are always open to the audience.	Meeting Expectations Movement is mainly intentional and well-planned. Actors sometimes turn their backs to the audience.	Working Toward Expectations There is little blocking, and/or it lacks intention. Actors frequently turn their back to the audience.	Not Meeting Expectations There is little to no movement, and what there is does not make sense to the action.

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Arts and Design

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Presentation

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