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what is it?
what is it?
Theater is an art form that combines collaboration, engagement, and performance. It is a way for a person to be vulnerable with others to express themselves through script, improvisation, or activities. While some view it as a spectator art form, participating holds lots of benefits such as increasing social-emotional awareness, confidence, and exploring your imagination. By incorporating theatrical activities outside of the classroom, groups can utilize their imaginations to address problems they face in society and put a meaningful voice behind advocacy projects.
theater RESOURCES
theater RESOURCES
follow-up questions
follow-up questions
How did the craft or activity help you understand the story or the characters better?
Did you learn anything new about yourself or your feelings?
What role would you like to play in a different story?
What was your overall reaction to the performance?
What part of the performance stood out the most to you? Was it a particular scene, character, or moment? What made it memorable?
Was there anything in the performance that surprised you? Why was it surprising?
Did the performance match your expectations? If not, how was it different?
What were the main themes or messages that stood out to you?
How can props you use enhance the performance?
Why should someone do this activity?
deeper-level thinking questions
deeper-level thinking questions
Where do you see yourself in the story? Why?
How can we use theater to make everyone’s voice be heard?
How can we make our theater activities more diverse?
Could all different kinds of people participate in this activity? How could we change it to make it more accessible to all kinds of people?
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