Theatrical properties, theatre make-up and costume

BLOCKINGIn theatre, blocking is the precise movement and staging of actors on a stage in order to facilitate the performance of a play, ballet, film or opera.BLOCKINGEach scene in a play is usually "blocked" as a unit, after which the director will move on to the next scene. The positioning of actors on stage in one scene will usually affect the possibilities for subsequent positioning unless the stage is cleared between scenesENTRANCESTAGEEXITBLOCKINGEach scene in a play is usually "blocked" as a unit, after which the director will move on to the next scene. The positioning of actors on stage in one scene will usually affect the possibilities for subsequent positioning unless the stage is cleared between scenesENTRANCESTAGEEXITHow the actors and actresses move on the stage.

MOVEMENT

Moving from one part of the stage to anotherCROSSING

countering" another's movements to make the stage picture more balancedCOUNTERING

Turning into different characters.TURNING

Voice projection is the strength of speaking or delivering dialogue whereby the voice is used loudly and clearly. VOICE PROJECTION

a movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.GESTURES

Delivering the script while staging the drama.LINE DELIVERYScenery, Set, Stage LightingScenery.The scene will be divided into two places only which are the kitchen and also the bedroom.So it is easier to set up the scenery too look like an inside of a house.Moreover, it will be easier for the pupils to understand their movement on stage.Set.Make simple table using boxes and table runner.For bed, maybe teacher can set a real bed to make sure that the pupil can lie safely for the scene.Lighting.Just need a simple lighting to ensure that the audience can see the facial expressions of Goldilocks and the bears.But light will be close when Goldilocks went to sleep and open up at once when the bears enter their bedroom.Theatrical properties, theatre make-up and costumeTheatrical propertyPropsFurnishing, set dressing and all items large and small which cannot be classified as scenery, electrics or wardrobe. Hand props: props handled by actors.Personal props: which are kept in an actors costume. Bowl BedTable at kitchen

Theatre make-upApplication of make-up and wigs to accentuate an actors features.Make up their face with black nose, round eyes like bear.Wig- blonde hair

Costume a play or film about a particular historical period in which the actors wear clothes typical of that period.Example:Goldilocks dressBears furry brown costume