PPT-Play Performance Dates

subject to change Periods 7 and 8 Thursday June 16 th Periods 2 and 4 Friday June 17 th Dress rehearsal June 14 t h and 15 th You must make arrangements with me if that . Revised date as of December 2013 Revised date as of March 2014 Monday June 9 2014 1230 PM Tuesday June 10 2014 EuropeMiddle EastAfrica 830 AM Sunday June 29 2014 AsiaAustraliaNew Zealand 830 AM Saturday September 27 2014 830 AM Monday September 29 2 M TUITION AND FEES PAYMENT DUE 500 PM In person 600 PM Online Non payment of tuition and fees may result in class cancellation Jan 8 Jan 8 Jan 8 Registration Resumes at 700 AM via PAWS Jan 9 Jan 9 Jan 9 REGISTRATION ENDS Jan 10 Jan 10 Jan 10 Early St 201415 201516 Test Dates USInternational Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline US only Test Dates anticipated October 11 19 September 12 September 30 October 1 1 November 8 9 October 9 October 28 November 7 8 December 6 7 November 6 N m STUDENT ACCOUNT PAYMENT DUE 500 pm In person 600 pm Online Jan 7 Jan 7 Jan 7 Course Schedule RevisionsRegistration Permitted via PAWS at 1200 noon Jan 8 9 Jan 8 9 Jan 8 9 Early Student Enrollment Verification Certificate Proof of Enrollment availab m Ship to Customer Return Ship Date Payment Check enclosed Norcostco Charge PO required PO Number Credit Card Visa MasterCard Discover Card No Signature Expiration date Norcostco Customer Account No MEASUREMENT GUIDE Please use reverse side for ‘Encountering the play’. “It is so easy to lose the freshness of direct response to ‘first time’ encounter with a text, which will in time be overlaid by the experience of working, scene by scene, through the text. Most people who have seen this play throughout its life have probably only seen it once: . NOISES OFF. By Michael . Frayn. 9/8-9/12. Noises Off: Journal Questions. Imagine you are in a play and something goes wrong backstage during the show (something breaks, someone gets sick etc). How would you . % of Maximum . Performance. Metric Score Achieved. Milestone Review Dates. Performance Metric Achievement Log. Goal. GOAL EXCEEDED!. 84% Max Score. % of Maximum . Performance. Metric Score Achieved. A neural networks approach. By David . Michlig. EC 539. Teams (and fans) want victories!. The quarterback is the leader of the team. Typically, the quarterback stays with a team to play if they have a good season. An exploration of characters of classical and modern theatre. UNIT GOOOOOOOOOOOALS!. Each student will choose 2 contrasting class appropriate monologues: classical and modern. (Must be from a . published play. Instruction . and . Integrated . Performance . Assessments . . . Let’s think about “DATING”. . What . does first . meeting . or date? . looks . . like? (Normally). Activities:. . . Let’s think about “DATING” goals. A . r. eal-world scenario. Based on a possible business situation. Includes a PROBLEM that needs to be solved or a PLAN that needs to be prepared. . What is a Role-Play?. Individual Series . Event. 1- Individual . . Motokiyo. Historically, theater has its roots in religion.. Does exploring life through literature lead to enlightenment… or a better understanding of ourselves?. Stylized Performance. = not intended to be realistic. NOTICE OF PROMOTION ALLOWANCE (NOPA) In order to maintain efficient collaboration with our trading partners and eliminate paper-based manual Promotion Allowances (NOPA), through our Edeals https://my