· Discuss Chain of Order (MEDIEVAL WORLD VIEW also early
Renaissance) and re-examined the balcony scene through this lens
o
Discussed content of question 23 from Act 2
packet by discussing the macrocosm and microcosm levels of the Renaissance
Worldview chart
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Continue working on Act 2 packet – due Wednesday
ENGLISH homework:
Finish Act 2 packet – due Wednesday
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PLAYWRITING – Day 23
Check homework: ½ phone conversation
Take notes:
- According to playwright Gram Slaton, there are 11 ingredients found in every great play:
1. Goals,
conflicts, obstacles, actions
2. Tension
and suspense
3. Secrets
4. Sex
5. Love
6. Money
7. Power
8. Crime
9. Death
10. Ideas
11. Theatricality
There are 6 ways to establish (or depict) setting in a play.
1. Realistically
2. One or two scenic suggestive elements
3. One scenic element
4. A hand prop
5. Costume only
6. Dialogue
only
The 6 elements of drama according to Aristotle.
1. Character
2. Language
3. Action
4. Ideas
5. Music
6. Spectacle/theatricality
Take notes on the video: The Science of Persuasion: http://youtu.be/cFdCzN7RYbw
PLAYWRITING homework:
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