Improvisation

March 11, 2013 Monday. We do an activity that called improvisation, and i learn more about it, and on how we need to learn ourselve in improvising because we need it for our commedia play and i learn the DO's and DON'TS in improvising.
Do's
- We need to carry on on what our team says
- Make the scene have different scenarios that have more ideas to say
- Sare ideas to your groupmates

DON'TS
- We don't include the real names
- We don't stop talking for a long time, it takes the audience bored

Sometimes, i have a lock of word to say and not agree on what my teammates say about me, so i think i ruin the play and the audience might think that she is wrong on what she say about me. So i learned more alot of things, we can use and and this is really important to our play.

March 13, 2013 Wednesday. Mr. Fearnehoug discuss about the imporvisation in our play before the holiday, and we have many things to give an improvisation.

• Add in Playfulness in improvisation (BUT in mask)
• Figure out scene changes (BUT energy was good)
• Shorten some scenes: remember order on story (posters on the sides)
• Get audience involved ith signs ("Boo", "Ahh")
• Fix last scene, on the sofa
• BUT the hoover scene dragged on, ON REFLECTIONS though it worked in rehearsal it didn't make sense during the performance.
• Always face the front
• Don't slide chairs on during scene changes (squeaky sound)
• Guita scene, MORE OVER THE TOP, make it ridiculously melodramatic
• Louder Voices (Zanni voices really energetic, project well)
• Maybe a little too long (cut back about 10 min, to 1 min)
• Pantalone face downsatge
• Reaction's Rose (really reject Mickey)
• Dragging=good for initial date
• Pantalone should have monologue
• use Upstage arms and legs
• Jack stands like a girl

March 15, 2013 Thursday. Mr. Fearnehoug is not here, so we do finish and discuss our last scene.