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Musical Theatre Tic Tac Toe Musical Theatre Tic Tac Toe If you have ever played Tic Tac Toe, you know how to win…. three in a row. Pick three activities in a row. Highlight the ones you are going to do so I know which ones I will see from you. ​ Then, start working on your activities. Post EVERYTHING in this google document. Film an audition song Research a Musical Theatre Topic Watch Two ATW Working in ​ that could be used as an audition Create a 3-5 minute video lesson about one of Theatre Videos submission for a real show. these topics. Your video needs to cite your ​ ​ “Like” and comment on the videos on For example, Dear Evan Hansen takes sources (can be in the comments on youtube or ​ YouTube. The comments should include online audition submissions. So does at the end of the video). Your information should ​ something specific you appreciated about the Hamilton. So does Disney for The Lion King, be from credible and relevant sources. ​ ​ video. Frozen, and Aladdin. All have guidelines on ​ Note: You need to watch the whole video. their websites. Most are 15-20 minutes. (Note: You do not actually have to submit your audition video; just make it and put a link to the video in this document) Insta-Musical Watch a musical online. Write Your Own Musical Song Create a fake Facebook profile/Instagram Broadway HD is offering a one-week free trial. page (just on google docs, not for real) for a There are also many available on Netflix, like Write a Broadway Song on a subject of your character from a musical that you have seen Hairspray and Shrek the Musical. Many titles are choice. It needs 3 verses and a chorus that is and know well. Include at least 5 posts, from available from Redbox. Hulu has a few titles too. repeated. Type up the lyrics and record the character’s perspective, that give insight yourself singing the song. You can perform it into the character’s life or day to day Guidelines: It must be something that was acapella, but extra if you accompany yourself activities. Each post should contain an actually on Broadway at some point. or can write the musical melody. image and a tweet-length sentence. You can use pictures from the internet, or take It can be a movie version (does not need to be a Take a look at the American Theatre Wing ​ your own as if you are embodying the filmed stage show). Songwriting Challenge for Inspiration! character. ​ Take a selfie of yourself watching it. Write a brief critique of the musical. (300 words or less) Take an Online Dance Class Costume Yourself .Design the Set ​ There is a studio in Glendale offering as a character from a Broadway musical. several on Facebook live. There are many Do this using only clothing you have at home. https://www.mtishows.com/news/tag/free-read ​ ​ professional dancers offering instagram live Have someone take a photo of you in your This link will take you to several musical videos. costume. Explain who you are, what musical you scripts - select 1 and read it. Think about the Here is a link with many suggestions. are from, and why you chose the items of technical set needs. Draw as many designs as ​ Have someone in your family take a photo clothing you chose. Be detailed. Hair and needed to cover the set changes. Scan your of you doing your online class. Write a brief makeup are optional for extra credit. drawings and create a ppt presentation. (Globe Theatre in England has an App that reflection about the experience. ​ ​ makes this easy and fun too). Alternate option -- Learn one of the dances from these tutorials and submit a video of ​ ​ yourself doing the dance. Activity 1: Insert notes / links/ documentation here (Due April 16th) ​ Activity 2: Insert notes / links/ documentation here (Due April 27th) ​ Activity 3: Insert notes / links/ documentation here (Due May 7th) ​ .
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