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Rehearsal: Was it evident that the actors had memorized and extensively practiced their lines in
advance?
Exceeds Expectations
Objective: Did the actors pursue an objective(s) in the scene? Did the actors clearly understand the
contextual and subtextual meanings of the lines they said?
Exceeds Expectations
Set Design: How did the chosen location for the performance contribute to the audience’s
understanding of the scene? Did the actors utilize the set in an engaging way?
Exceeds Expectations
Blocking: Did the actors use their bodies to construct meaning in the scene? Did the production create
pictures for the audience?
Meets Expectations
Optional stage elements: Did the production incorporate props, sound effects, and/or lighting
randomly, or did they seem to be intentionally chosen to enhance the scene?
Meets Expectations
Creativity in Overall Production: Did this scene make the audience think about the character(s) in a
fresh way? Was the scene surprising, provoking, or moving?
Meets Expectations
Costumes: Did the costumes contribute to the audience’s understanding of the characters? Were the
costumes obviously crafted with thought, or did they seem haphazard or irrelevant?
Meets Expectations
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