ual level 3 Acting Greek Theatre

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Week 4

Recap
week 3 was a very busy week just as the rest . A lot of rehearsals decision making on the Papa tango scripts deciding a great ending. Greek theatre piece rehearsals struggling to under play my characters and also finding a hidden meaning with my character.

Session
This week sessions were mainly based mainly based around our Greek theatre piece rehearsed without the script adding in and extra actions that will be necessary near the play. this week will also be our last feedback lesson on our acting critique for the final assessment.
For more in detail please see our third session on Oedipus blogs 


The last session to end the week off we also add our climax and half of our solution down for our future published  Papa Tango scripts sort.We also found away to type all at one at the same time using our Google drive accounts to edit the script which was less stressful.
For more info on papa tango session 3  blog please go to individual blog

    

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