1. Reading #1
When it is your turn, read 1 line of text (Often the line ends in the middle of a thought).
Listen for and discuss, any words, phrases, or ideas you don’t understand.

2. Reading #2 (Reverse Direction)
When it’s your turn, read until you encounter:
a long pause (colon : or semicolon ; )
or a full stop (period . or question mark ? or exclamation point !)
Listen for “What’s going on here? Who are these people? What clues do you get about them and about the action?”

3. Reading #3 When it’s your turn:
Read until there is a new character speaking.
Use your voice to convey the mood or emotions suggested by the words.
Use your voice to convey the mood or emotions suggested by the words
Listen to the lines and think about how this would look if we were to act it out.

4. Viewing The Senate Scene
1952, Orson Welles as Othello
1995, Laurence Fishburne as Othello