•Create improvisation with/without dialogue, use of objects, interaction with other actors

•Use improvisation in problem solving

•Refine improvisational skills

•Communicate mood through physical action and creation of character background

•Analyze relationships and traits of characters

•Communicate emotion, age and physical condition of character

•Create an in-depth characterization of a major character in a play

•Develop articulation, volume, pitch, timbre, and projection of voice

•Deliver a speech

•Experiment with two or three different dialects

•Create a short scene based on personal experience to include: dialogue, plot development and conflict

•Create a short scene based on personal experience to include: dialogue, plot development and conflict

•Write a one-act play complete with stage directions and set descriptions

•Create blocking for existing scene

•Develop ensemble acting

•Demonstrate audience etiquette

•Develop the ability to offer and receive criticism

•Create blocking for existing scene

•Develop ensemble acting

•Demonstrate audience etiquette

•Develop the ability to offer and receive criticism

•Create blocking for a 1-act play.

•Critique personal acting