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Warm Up Mr Motivator Exercises
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Original Text Translation Translators may translate differently Some things in other languages are not directly transferable This is GREEK to ENGLISH
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Structure of Greek Theatre Look at your synopsis on Page 94, how is the play structured? Prologue, Episodes 3-5, Exodus and Choral Ode separate each episode. What is the purpose of the Choral Ode? Dance and Music are very important in Greek Theatre. What type of theatre is similar to this today?
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Telling the Story The prologue gives you the Given Circumstances and is always said by a God The Chorus sing and dance the Choral Ode, to emphasis what has just happened You watch the acted scene
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Keywords Pace Pause Volume Pitch Tone Alliteration Simile Onomatopoeia Stichomythia Character Space Action
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Language Effect and Example Simile - a figure of speech in which things, different in kind or quality are compared by the use of the word like or as In the messenger speech lines 902 – 920, find an example of a simile and perform Discuss: What effect does a simile have for the audience?
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Language Effect and Example Alliteration - the repetition of a sound at the beginning of two or more neighbouring words (as in wild and woolly or a babbling brook) In the messenger speech lines 935 – 945, find an example of alliteration and perform back Discuss: What effect does alliteration have for the audience?
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Language Effect and Example Onomatopoeia - the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it (as buzz, hiss)imitation In the choral ode lines 985 – 995, find an example of onomatopoeia and perform Discuss: What effect does onomatopoeia have for the audience?
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Duologue Task Write and Perform a short scene based on any of the following themes: Two people are discussing a new kid who has moved into town, one of you think he/she is terrific, the other one thinks he is an idiot Two students have just stolen a final exam, one is feeling guilty and the other wants to make copies and sell them to other students Your duologue must have a combination of similes, alliteration and onomatopoeia
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Vocal Awareness Greek Amphitheatre acousticsAmphitheatreacoustics Greek theatres were designed with amazing acoustics! Keywords: Pace, pause, volume, pitch, alliteration
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Language Forms – Vocal Awareness Stichomythia – Short single line cross fire With your partner take any lines from 368 – 424. Now thinking about pitch, pace, pause, tone, volume, diction(VOCAL AWARENESS) Annotate and rehearse about 10 lines, underlining where you will take a pause, raise the tone of your voice etc
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Group Task In groups of 5, take any choral ode from the bacchae, rehearse and perform it, taking into consideration the keywords on the previous page.
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