An Improv Jam: Speak Good English Lah
Overview
Programme IDAEP0520711
Programme TypePerformance
Recommended Size 10 - 1000
Language English
Programme Format On-site
Cost $1800.00 Per session
Primary Art Form - Sub-Genre Theatre - Devising/Improvisation, General Drama skills/Acting
Student Profile Secondary Lower, Secondary Upper, JC/CI, ITE
Duration
Secondary Art Form - Sub-Genre -
Venue (where applicable)
Showcase
Programme Synopsis Improvisation is not just for jazz, rap battles, theatre and comedy. Principles of improvisation can be applied to one’s attitude towards learning and everyday situations. It can help one to cope with uncomfortable situations, creatively offer ideas, gain confidence to explore and approach learning with a fun and positive attitude. In this programme, some students will be invited on stage to participate in improvisational games like Translator and Alphabet Scenes. These lucky students will get the chance to jam with professional improvisers and have a go at applying these principles in practice. They will get to learn how they can utilise these principles in their capacity as students. For example, they can apply the principles of improvisation to practise using the English Language and explore grammar rules.
Focus Areas Appreciate Arts & Culture
Point of Emphasis Not applicable
Lesson Goal #1 Appreciate how to go about learning and practising Standard English Language
Lesson Goal #2 Recall some basic principles of Improvisation
Audio/Sound System, Microphone, Visualiser
Access to the A/V system to connect a MacBook to the school hall's projector and speakers, ideally near a power point. 4 microphones (preferably wireless). 3 chairs and a table.
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Offered by:
ABA Productions Pte Ltd
ABA Productions is an international theatre production company dedicated to creating and promoting a wide variety of performance styles from all corners of the world. In early 2012 ABA Productions launched the inaugural KidsFest: a three-week festival of world-class theatre for young people.
Contact
Lilia Wong
62353582
lilia.wong@aba-productions.com
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