PPT-The progress of pantomime:

Introduction 22 BCE early stars Bathyllus and Pylades Exile of Pylades 18 BCE Return of Pylades 18 BCE Other stars Paris Paris and Paris 14 CE mime riot I 15 CE mime riot II 23 CE mime riot III. Notes. Basics of Acting. The . actor has 3 main tools:. Body—facial/physical gestures & body language. Voice—subtext, dialect, etc.. Mind—imagination, emotions, knowledge. Basic Acting Terminology. HPR 451. Content of Progress Notes. What is significant???. Progress toward attainment of client goal. Regression from attainment . for . client goal. New pattern of behavior. Consistency of behavior. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR. WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM STANDARDIZED CURRICULUM – . September 2012. Learning Objectives. By attending this session, participants will be able to:. Explain the benefits of performing in-progress inspections and who performs them.. Elk Run. Wednesdays. Quarter 1. MIMING TIPS!. 1. As a teaching tool--Can you show a Video or DVD of Pantomime greats such as Red Skelton, Vaudeville Stars, or Mr. Bean? (The 2007 movie- Mr. Bean’s Holiday) . The art of acting without words. Basic Pantomime Movement. Non-verbal communication. Communicating without words. Much of our daily life. Physical coordination and poise are more a matter of training, not heredity.. Outline. “Aladdin” . is . a millennium forum . production tha. t will begin. , it’s believed to be one of the first pantomimes that was ever ran, it was first held in convent garden in 1788 in a version by John O’Keefe entitled “Aladdin”. . What is Pantomime?. Pantomime. (informally, . panto. ), not to be confused with the theatrical medium of mime, is a type of musical comedy stage production, designed for family entertainment. . It was developed in the United Kingdom and is generally performed during the Christmas and New Year season. It is a participatory form of theatre, in which the audience is expected to sing along with certain parts of the music and shout out phrases to the performers.. Elk Run. Wednesdays. Quarter 1. MIMING TIPS!. 1. As a teaching tool--Can you show a Video or DVD of Pantomime greats such as Red Skelton, Vaudeville Stars, or Mr. Bean? (The 2007 movie- Mr. Bean’s Holiday) . Starter questions – . In 2016 the 5 GCSE A*-C measure will no longer be used – what will replace it- can you name the 2 measures.. Students results are calculated based on three “buckets” – do you know what these are?. E. vent. St Barnabas Church Centre, Orchard Way.. Saturday 10. th. December 1.45-4.30. Book to come for the Pantomime first 2.00-3.00 . then please stay for. Christmas stalls and Refreshments 3.00-4.30. Cindy Braun. Title One Elementary Lead Teacher for Twin Falls School District. Secondary Schools District Milepost Lead for Twin Falls School District. Endorsed Gifted/Talented. Intervention Specialist. Gareth D Morewood. Director of Curriculum Support & Specialist Leader of Education, . Priestnall School, Stockport; Honorary Research Fellow, University of Manchester; Associate Editor, Good Autism Practice Journal & Vice-Chair . to communicate:. EMOTION. . The body always shows what you are feeling inside.. Examples: . Reactions and feelings in different situations (Scared in a haunted house). CHARACTER. In pantomime one person can pretend to be anyone.. What does the costume designer do in theatre?. Pantomime. BIG PICTURE:. In this topic you will learn about the key features of a pantomime, stock characters and the traditions of pantomime.. The topic ends with a short panto performance of “Cinderella”.