Description: This week
we’ve been working on the procedure of our one act play, we also looked at some
of the costumes with Sr. Cajas and I went to gamarra to buy some things for our
play, we tried to do as much as possible as the play is in 10 days.
Analysis: This week we’ve
been working on continuing with the play, and trying to do as much as possible,
we worked in all the scenes and we did more scenes. Actually we now know our
ending, but we still need to do more. We’ve
been working in the “slapstick” that the doctor and the nurse will be doing
with the body, and in my opinion that’s one of the most interesting parts of
the play, doing quick movements, along with the background song gives the scene
a very interesting atmosphere, of course it’s funny but it is not boring, on
the other hand, it is entertaining, as they are fixed and clear movements,
which makes the scene “cleaner”. This week, we finally finished with the
costume PPP, and we showed Mr, Cajas the costumes that he needed to make. Also
We went to Gamarra to buy things such as the doctor, the boy, the grandma and
some other props and costumes that we needed. We bought the cloth to cover the
table, and the cloth that will cover the body. We still need to practice
Connection: Regarding
the slapstick, which is very entertaining, and well prepared, I thought of “La cocina”
that in one part they had this dancing, with very strong and fixed movements,
this worked in a certain level, as it was very catchy, but as it was too long,
at some times it turned boring, but this little dancing scene in La cocina gave
the play, a funnier and different way to see it. Also in “Yerma” they had little
dancing with the trolleys, and this gave the play the same effect, or even in
this play that we went to see which was just dancing, they had a certain rhythm
and it was long so it turned boring but at some parts the speed increased
making fixed and quick movements turning the play interesting.
Reflexion: There are
lots of plays, with this change of speed, and I know that if you keep the same rhythm
through all the play, with the same tone, it turns boring, but in order to be
entertaining does it have to have“slapstick” or a quick dance?
Good choice of topic. Now, what have you learnt about slapstick, movement and dance sequences? A little more development needed.
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