Drama Experience Post Two

Working on my scene is a lot of fun. Catherine and I can take Romeo and Juliet's relationships to a lot of different levels, and it's amazing what we get from it. I.E., Romeo is Gay, Juliet is slutty, Romeo is southern, Juliet is preppy, etc. I love acting!!

Drama Experience - 04-20-2009

I love drama!!! I've never played those games before, and they are fun, but not as fun as Whoosh or Zip Zap Zop or Monkey or GrabTheBall. I've never worked with Shakespeare before, which is a sad statement, but now that I'm Romeo, I love it! I'm taking the character to a lot of different levels and it's hard to be serious saying "Two stars in all the heaven do entreat her eyes" in a southern accent or rapping. :)
-Emerald

Shakespeare Scavenger Hunt

Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England
His accepted birthday is April 23rd, and he died the day he turned 52.
Yes he was married, and yes he had children.
The Globe Theater was (and is recreated) in London. The basic structure of the Globe Theater is: A three story, open air amphitheater, 100’ in diameter, round in appearance, with an approximately 1161’ stage in the middle.
Shakespeare belonged to the acting troupe Lord Chamberlain’s Men, whom built and opened the Globe Theater.
Romeo and Juliet seems a little weird. Knowing little about Shakespeare, I’d say he was a cook, but then again, a genius writer. I don’t understand why Juliet just doesn’t run away with him when she finds out he’s a Montague. And she’s like 12! What the heck man?!