Drama - Physical Theatre

fluidity, movement, pace, learning character's lines

pitch, focus, choral movement, imagination

precision, tone creativity and creativity

precision, focus, creativity and losing human qualities

gestures

neutrality

facial expression

posture

Creativity

Neutrality

Facial Expression

Gestures

Creativity

Movement

Transitions

Neutrality

Neutrality

Physical Theatre

Gait

Gestures

Theatrical Illusion

Physical Theatre

Transitions

Gestures

Using your hands to communicate and emotion or idea.

The way one holds one's body; a pose or position.

To creatively move from one moment to the next.

To ensure that your movements flow smoothly.

The exactness of movement

Moving at the same time as others, using precise, in time movements

The way in which you move around the room should reflect your role, emotion, situation...

Movement performed at a slowed down speed

To ensure that your movements flow smoothly.

Moving (or speaking) together.

To use the space, with varying height.

To maintain a neutral physicality.

Using your physicality to create and enhance a narrative.

Nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behaviours, and posture

Thinking carefully about when and how to move your body and use your gesture, to make your intention clear to the

audience.

To make your emotion clear through your face.