Here are twelve scenarios designed to have your group on their feet and telling stories through movement and pantomime. With a focus on staging, this tutorial helps students embrace the concept of ‘levels,’ both high and low and upstage and downstage.
Example of a holiday tableau slide show:
Slide One: Sledders are at the starting line.
Slide Two: Sledders begin the race.
Slide Three: Something unfortunate or unexpected happens.
Slide Four: Something magical or heartwarming saves the day.
Slide Five: A surprise scene happens at the finish line!
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