Introduction to Mime and Physical Theatre
Exploring non-verbal storytelling through gesture, facial expression, and body movement.
Key Questions
- Explain how mime artists convey objects and environments without props.
- Construct a short physical theatre piece that communicates a clear emotion.
- Compare the effectiveness of verbal versus non-verbal communication in storytelling.
ACARA Content Descriptions
Suggested Methodologies
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