What is the important issue or social cause, which your performance
Instructions: What is the important issue or social cause, which your performance will address? What would you like to make your audiences aware of with this performance?
What is the important issue or social cause, which your performance
The plan for performance should be feasible, original, and creative.Writing rubric:
1. What is the important issue or social cause, which your performance will address?
What would you like to make your audiences aware of with this performance?
Your objective needs to be of a significant importance to a larger community: fellow students, underrepresented social group, hospital patients, city, nation, etc.
The cause could be related to ecology, human and animal rights, global community, racial and gender equality, stopping violence, empathy, cultural understanding, etc.
2. More so, who will be your audience? Who is the performance intended for? Where is this audience going to come from: invited for the particular event or random (walking, residing in the place, etc.)?
Also, determine the space of your performance event, where this audience will view the show (found space, natural space, exhibit hall, theatre stage, etc.)
3. Also, who would the main performer(s) be? Would you need trained actors or amateurs, or both? How would they be chosen?
Are you going to be the sole performer in this theatrical event? Will the performer(s)’ physical or artistic assets (racial and gender identity, age and social belonging, performance skills, etc.) be of importance for the show?
More so, will you try to turn the audience into performers in the event? Would rehearsals or any preparation be required?
4. In addition, what exact action and/or interaction will be performed? What exactly will happen during this performance event?
How long would it last? What would the audience see and/or experience? How would the performance evolve through time?
5. Lastly, how will this event involve theatre? Will it include a conflict or tension? Would there be a story or demonstration to be presented?