
Expressive Skills in Performance
Focus on projection, focus, and facial expression to engage an audience. Students rehearse and refine their performance presence.
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Focus on projection, focus, and facial expression to engage an audience. Students rehearse and refine their performance presence.
Key Questions
- How does facial expression enhance the narrative of a dance?
- Why is focus important for a performer?
- In what ways can a dancer project energy to the back of a theatre?
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