Theatrical Storytelling and Performance · Theater Performance

The Magic of Stagecraft

Exploring how sets, props, and costumes support the narrative and establish the setting.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can a single prop represent an entire world for the audience?
  2. 2What choices do set designers make to show that a story takes place in the future?
  3. 3How do lights and sound effects help the audience feel what the character is feeling?

Common Core State Standards

NCAS: Creating TH.Cr2.1.3NCAS: Performing TH.Pr5.1.3
Grade: 3rd Grade
Subject: Visual & Performing Arts
Unit: Theatrical Storytelling and Performance
Period: Theater Performance

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