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The History of MAsk

What jobs or careers require people to wear masks? Who wears masks in society? What is the difference between a literal and metaphorical mask Is wearing a social mask a universal human experience?  Explain

Greek theatre Because the number of actors varied from one to three, they had to put on different masks, in order to play more roles. The actors were all men. The mask was therefore necessary to let them play the female roles. Picture 2 portrays a woman's mask.

2 pieces of knowledge about greek masks

Noh Theatre

3 pieces of knowledge about greek masks

How to move with a mask

What did you notice about the movement/story?

Brain gym to music Heavy, light, big, small, combo, find something you treasure, share with class.

Create your own neutral mask piece telling a story in groups of 2 or 3 The more simple the better. Choose instrumental music.

Button Exercise Walk around with the button. What’s its story? write down all your know about this character. Life story. Hopes. Dreams. What piece of clothing did this button come from?

Create a character mask and walk based on this button

Tell a story of the character. Show them to us.

Display clarity of movement and gesture. /3 Use exaggerated movement and gesture. /3 Display clarity of movement and gesture. /3 Use exaggerated movement and gesture. /3 Communicate environment, character, and situation non-verbally /3