Welcome to Leadership on Stage and Screen Lecture Podcast, Episode One.
Introduction to Plays. What is a play?
Strictly speaking, plays are only one form of what we call “live theatre”…
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MONDAY QUESTIONS
Megan
Nathan
Ellie
India
Katelyn
Jenny
Katherine
Maggie
Kayla
Holly
WEDNESDAY QUESTIONS
Cassidy
Mimi
Emma
Jack
Omar
Daniel
Quinn
Elle
Diego
Rose
Ally
Welcome to the Production and Reading/Viewing Response Blog for LDST 368!
To post about your production group for the Jepson Shakespeare Project, just click “+New” and “Post.”
To post a Reading/Viewing Response, hover over “+New” and go down to select “Reading Response.”
As a class, LDST 368 – Leadership on Stage and Screen will be putting on a low-budget production of a Shakespeare play (chosen by the LDST 368 class), working with several Jepson Community Partners throughout the semester.
This blog will chronicle the production process from forming groups to cutting the script to casting, rehearsing, and performing the production. It is an informal record of our thoughts, feelings, and observations throughout the process.
This blog is beginning in the Fall semester of 2015, with the fifth show of the Jepson Shakespeare Project: Twelfth Night. Previous productions include The Tempest (Fall 2012), The Merchant of Venice (Fall 2013), The Winter’s Tale (Spring 2015), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Fall 2015).
Blog posts will begin during our first week of rehearsals, starting September 19th, 2016.
As a class, LDST 368 – Leadership on Stage and Screen will be putting on a low-budget production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, working with several Jepson Community Partners throughout the semester.
This blog will chronicle the production process from forming groups to cutting the script to casting, rehearsing, and performing the production. It is an informal record of our thoughts, feelings, and observations throughout the process.
This blog is beginning in the Fall semester of 2015, with the fourth show of the Jepson Shakespeare Project. Previous productions include The Tempest (Fall 2012), The Merchant of Venice (Fall 2013), and The Winter’s Tale (Spring 2015).