Shakespeare Storyboard Class! Students of ENG 1D Enriched 2009: Let’s Do Romeo and Juliet in Tableau!

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Shakespeare Storyboard Class! Students of ENG 1D Enriched 2009: Let’s Do Romeo and Juliet in Tableau!

What does “tableau” mean? A picturesque grouping of persons and/or objects to represent scenes in a play, novel, or literary text in generalA picturesque grouping of persons and/or objects to represent scenes in a play, novel, or literary text in general So…we have to make ‘spontaneous’ pictures with people and take picturesSo…we have to make ‘spontaneous’ pictures with people and take pictures

Set the stage! Move all desks to the perimeter of the room NOW!

Tableau 1: Capulets vs. Montagues in the brawl!

Tableau #2: Choose a Romeo, and make him look SAD , as well as a Rosaline, who is just not that into him

Tableau #3: Juliet, her mother, and the Nurse discuss marriage, with the mother looking forceful, the Nurse looking hilarious, and Juliet looking reluctant

Tableau #4: Benvolio tells Romeo that they are going to a masqued ball to find other women

Tableau #6: Mercutio spins his fairy tale about Queen Mab

Tableau #7: Romeo sees Juliet and it is love at first sight

Tableau #8: Romeo ‘chats’ Juliet up

Tableau #9: The young couple is shocked to learn each other’s true identity…and Tybalt is MAD

Tableau #10: Romeo stalks Juliet at her balcony

Tableau 11: The Nurse approaches Romeo with “a sail, a sail”; she is mocked and bullied by Mercutio

Tableau #12: Romeo and Juliet are married by Friar Lawrence the next day

Tableau #13: Tybalt picks a fight with Mercutio…and then Romeo

Tableau #14: Mercutio is killed, and Romeo kills Tybalt

Tableau #15: Mercutio curses everyone, shouting “A plague o’ both your houses!”

Tableau #16: Romeo yells that he is “fortune’s fool!”

Tableau #17: Juliet’s parents force her to marry Paris on Thursday

Tableau #18: Juliet gets a secret potion from the Friar, and fakes her death…

Tableau #17: Friar Lawrence writes some snail mail to Mantua

Tableau #18: Romeo hears of Juliet’s death and is devastated

Tableau #19: Romeo weeps over the ever fair Juliet

Tableau #20: “Here’s to my love.”

Tableau #21: Juliet wakes, and finds Romeo dead

Tableau #22: “Oh, happy dagger! This is thy sheath!”

Tableau #23: Friar Lawrence runs away, but is caught

Tableau #24: Friar Lawrence confesses all to the Prince

Tableau #25: “All are punished!”

The End – Group Photo with Dead Couple and Textbook on the Floor The End – Group Photo with Dead Couple and Textbook on the Floor