THEATRE

THEATRE / THEATER (US)

Pages complémentaires :

William SHAKESPEARE

ROLE-PLAY

Cliparts :

• Cliparts (coolclips.com) :
  Comedy and Drama Masks - Stages - Costumes - Opera Glasses - Stage Performers - Puppet Shows

• Theater plan - simple
  
  
  
  

Vocabulary :

• AT THE THEATRE (Task 4) - (absolutenglish-972)
  - "Learn some vocabulary on the theatre" with interactive exercises

  

• Theatre glossary (theatrecrafts.com)
  
  
  

• The Theatre Building - definitions (theatrecrafts.com)

• Musical Theater Vocabulary - definitions (cla.calpoly.edu)
  
  
  
  

Facts :

• OYSTERS AND CRABS, THE POPCORN OF SHAKESPEAREAN THEATERGOERS
  "Tudor theatergoers snacked on seafood while enjoying plays by Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe...
  Food remains and seeds indicate that the preferred snacks were oysters, crabs, mussels, periwinkles and cockles. Walnuts, hazelnuts, plums, cherries, peaches, dried raisins and figs were also popular...
  The audiences also indulged in pipe-smoking."
  (news.discovery.com)

  

Robots and Androids in the theatre :

• List of fictional robots and androids - 1 Theatre 2 Literature 3 Films 4 Television...
  (Wikipedia)

Scripts :

• The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs! by A. Wolf - a sketch to play
  (grandviewlibrary.org)

  
  
  The True Story of the Three Little Pigs
  (Wikipedia)

• READER'S THEATER :
  
  
  • Reader’s Theater Editions
    "are free scripts for reader’s theater (or readers theatre) adapted from stories written by Aaron Shepard and others—mostly humor, fantasy, and world tales from a variety
    of cultures. A full range of reading levels is included, with scripts aimed mostly at ages 8–15. The scripts may be freely copied, shared, and performed for any noncommercial purpose, except they may not be posted online without permission."
    (aaronshep.com)
    
    

 

• Reader's Theater Scripts and Teacher's Guides
  "Ready-to-read scripts provide hours of classroom fun."
  (Education World)

  

• The queue (Inside Out)
  Type of activity: Speaking. Group work. One-act play.
  Aim: To practise pronunciation, stress and intonation.
  Task: To perform a one-act play.
  - with Teacher's Resources
  
  
  
• Free Plays :
  Most Popular Plays * Monologues * One Act Plays * Full Length Plays * Plays for Children * Small Cast Plays
  (pocolocoplayers)

• The root of all evil - with Teacher's Notes (insideout.net)
  - Type of activity: Short play.
  - Aims: To practise pronunciation, especially stress and intonation, and to reinforce going to and the use of the present continuous for the future.
  - Tasks: To read and rehearse the play in small groups, and to perform the play in groups of four to the other students.

• FREE SCRIPTS AND TEACHER'S GUIDE (loiswalker)
  
  
• Reader's Theater Editions "are free scripts for reader's theater (or readers theatre) adapted from stories written by Aaron Shepard and others-mostly humor, fantasy, and world tales from a variety of cultures.
  Special features are available for many scripts. These can include printable color posters, photo features, audio recordings, extended author notes, fun writing exercises, and additional story formats." (aaronshep)
  
  
  
  

INTERACTIVE exercises :

• Create Your Scenario! (kids-space.org:80)
  "Create your own play. Choose stars and assign their lines, then click the "Create My Scenario" button to see your work."

  

• AT THE THEATRE (Task 4) - (absolutenglish-972)
  - "Learn some vocabulary on the theatre" with interactive exercises

  

• Theatre - (British Council) - LIEN MODIFIE
  "On the right there are nine words related to the theatre. On the left are the meanings of these words.
  Can you match the items on the left and right?"
  
  
  
  
  

• Vocabulary on the theatre : matching exercise + fill-in-the-blanks exercise (absolutenglish-972)

• Expressions, Idioms, and Sayings from the Fields of Theater, Dance, & Opera (avec exercice interactif) - (emse.fr)
  
  
  
  

Exercises TO PRINT :

• Research The Globe theatre - "Add labels to the diagram." (teachit.co.uk)

  

• Stage parts - Unscramble the words. (school.discovery.com)

• Types of Play - Matching exercise (school.discovery.com)
  
  

Lesson plans :

• The theatre. (British Council)
  "Have a look at the article, stories, word game, cartoon, trivia and links."

  

• Drama Ties, le théâtre anglais en milieu scolaire - avec guides pédagogiques et ressources (mac.com)

  

• Lesson plans for classroom Creative Drama (childdrama.com)
  - Sorted by Age Level
  - By LESSON TYPE : Narrative Pantomime - Physical & Pantomime - Improvisation - Role Drama Activities - Writing Activities - Lesson Collections
  - By cross-curricular CONTENT : Social Studies/History - Science - Language Arts - Friendship & Community - Visual Arts

• Using Plays in the EFL Classroom (childrenonlyesl-efl.com)
  
  

Expressions, Idioms and Sayings :

• Expressions, Idioms, and Sayings from the Fields of Theater, Dance, & Opera (avec exercice interactif) - (emse.fr)
  
  
  
  

Superstitions :

• Theatre superstitions with questions (British Council) - LIEN MODIFIE
  
  

• Old Superstitions : Acting & Stage (oldsuperstitions.com) - LIEN MODIFIE
  
  

• Theatre Superstitions (angelfire.com)

• THEATRICAL SUPERSTITIONS and SAINTS (lecatr.people.wm.edu)
  Ex : "Break a leg"
  
  

Songs :

• Are you lonesome tonight ? by Elvis Presley :
  "You know someone said that the world's a stage
  And each must play a part.
  Fate had me playing in love you as my sweet heart.
  Act one was when we met, I loved you at first glance
  You read your line so cleverly and never missed a cue
  Then came act two, you seemed to change and you acted strange
  And why I'll never know..."