Drama Club
Welcome back to the first blog after the Christmas break. We have spent the last couple of weeks investigating the use of monologues within performances and what these are used for. The children thought carefully about their scripts and whether…
Performing Arts club kicked off this week with our first session on Monday afternoon. We warmed up with a little ice-breaker where we all got to learn something new about one another. I never knew Rohan was that fond of…
This week the group looked at comedy and played a Britain's Got Talent/X-Factor panel show where they tried to make others in the group laugh - there were some very original entries and some wonderful dancing! The Performing Arts Club…
This week the Performing Arts group have been performing their monologues to each other. I was so proud of all the girls for working so hard in coming up with their scripts, all of which were really well thought out.…
The Performing Arts group have really worked hard this week coming up with some monolgues for their characters. Each member has written a script in the form of a monologue. This means one person on stage, talking to the audience, with…
The Performing Arts group have been looking at improvisation inspired through movement this week. The children made a circle with two members in the middle who started to create an improvised scene, at any point another member of the circle can shout out…
Our warm up this week worked on furthering our miming skills as individuals - we each took an item from a box and used it in some way. The others in the group had to try and guess what we…
This week the Drama Club have been developing a short piece based on the children's book "Flat Stanley" by Jeff Brown. The children listened to the opening passage of the story, and in groups decided what they thought happened next…
In this week's Performing Arts we have been focusing on using music as a stimuli for an improvisation. We used a classical piece of music with a trumpet fanfare, and both groups chose the same theme. Can you tell what…
Welcome to the first blog of the Spring Term for the drama club! In today's session we looked at using our voices in different ways to portray a character in a given scenario. The children were asked to improvise a…
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