I have learned a lot of things this year in Theatre. One of the most important things that I have learned is not to block out. If you block out in OAP you will have points deducted and will definitely not win. Another thing is, don’t ever say goodluck. If you want to tell somebody goodluck during oap, you have to say “break a leg”.
That is the appropriate way to say it. If you are wanting to be in theatre, you have to know to never whistle. whistling is bad luck during one act play. Macbeth is also a bad thing in theatre. don’t ever say macbeth or you will have bad luck.
The reason is that there was a scottish play called macbeth and there is a lot of history behind it. if you are acting in theatre and you are waiting for your part to come …show more content…
You need to read your lines and study how your character talks, walks, thinks, etc. When you are acting you need to make sure that you NEVER,NEVER,NEVER break character, even if you forget your lines. I learned that the Beckville theatre has a ghost. Her name is Emily and she haunts everyone that enters the auditorium. I learned different types of stages. They are: a Proscenium stage, a theatre in the round, and many more. I have learned a lot over my first year of theatre. I have also seen many cool plays and helped with our play preparation. When watching different play I have learned that you have to have a real passion for acting and that it's something that you constantly have to work on and practice. Our cast this year was amazing, they did a great job putting this together and had an awesome performance. I think that our cast, if they stick together, will be great in the years to come and have a good chance of winning. Mrs. McGowan... you were the real MVP of the whole operation. Without you OAP would be impossible in our Beckville school district. I didn’t have to be a part of the cast to know that you put in twice as much work and effort into OAP than anyone else and that you care and have the most dedication than anyone in the theatre department. Thank you for a great
That is the appropriate way to say it. If you are wanting to be in theatre, you have to know to never whistle. whistling is bad luck during one act play. Macbeth is also a bad thing in theatre. don’t ever say macbeth or you will have bad luck.
The reason is that there was a scottish play called macbeth and there is a lot of history behind it. if you are acting in theatre and you are waiting for your part to come …show more content…
You need to read your lines and study how your character talks, walks, thinks, etc. When you are acting you need to make sure that you NEVER,NEVER,NEVER break character, even if you forget your lines. I learned that the Beckville theatre has a ghost. Her name is Emily and she haunts everyone that enters the auditorium. I learned different types of stages. They are: a Proscenium stage, a theatre in the round, and many more. I have learned a lot over my first year of theatre. I have also seen many cool plays and helped with our play preparation. When watching different play I have learned that you have to have a real passion for acting and that it's something that you constantly have to work on and practice. Our cast this year was amazing, they did a great job putting this together and had an awesome performance. I think that our cast, if they stick together, will be great in the years to come and have a good chance of winning. Mrs. McGowan... you were the real MVP of the whole operation. Without you OAP would be impossible in our Beckville school district. I didn’t have to be a part of the cast to know that you put in twice as much work and effort into OAP than anyone else and that you care and have the most dedication than anyone in the theatre department. Thank you for a great