Performing for an Audience
Students practice performing their choreographed pieces for an audience, focusing on stage presence, projection, and confidence.
Key Questions
- Evaluate the importance of eye contact and facial expression when performing for an audience.
- Explain how a dancer's stage presence can engage the audience.
- Assess strategies for overcoming nervousness when performing.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
Suggested Methodologies
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