Requirements for Romeo and Juliet Scene

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Requirements for Romeo and Juliet Scene Performance: Scene is intentionally blocked. with interactions with props/the set/other actors/actresses. Movement around the stage throughout the scene. Is accurate to the text of the play and shows accurate characterization. Nothing vital is cut out. Is presented seriously. Utilizes vocal and physical delivery tools and subtext. Dialogue can be heard clearly from the second row. Actors and Actresses have 8 (or all, if less than 8 total) lines memorized

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