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    1. I don't understand neutral.

    2. Disabled actors struggle to portray the same things as non-disabled actors.

    3. How can actors create emotion in their performances?

    4. In social settings, everyone's physical is constantly being examined.

    5. How can directors incorporate disabled actors into more plays?

    6. Disabled actors would give off an unwanted vibe to the performance.

    7. Disabled actors are dissuaded from performing in the arts.

  3. Sep 2024
    1. Why were the lights dimmed at the beginning of the scene? (shock effect? slow unfolding of horror?)

      Every decision has a purpose within a play.

    2. Include a brief thematic summary (but not a plot summary) of the play, and support that summary with concrete evidence from the text.

      Provide Examples

    3. Consider

      Steps of the review process.

    4. criticizes,” but a person who studies, analyzes, and then renders a rational judgment of what he/she has seen. Your tone will be very important in making your review reliable and intelligent.

      The tone is very important. Do not just be critical.

    1. A well-thought-out positive critique is much more useful.

    2. Only highlight the good parts.

    3. Only say positive uplifting things about the production.

    1. A critic has a negative connotation. Critical generosity dives deeper.

    2. How does HIV/ AIDS affect performance?

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    1. "Effect of abiding identity as a politically tenuous construction."

    2. Is gender an act?

    3. Gender is a construction, an idea.

    4. What does the word Gender constitute?

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    1. Great way to not freeze up in a tense scenario.

    2. Resilience- ability to bounce back from a non ideal situation.

    3. Choreography to deal with non ideal situations.

    4. Training to combat street harassment.