Symbolic Props for Macbeth

Posted By Christopher Waugh on Feb 26, 2015

A Dagger of the Mind Macbeth with madness on his mind A witch Macbeth’s Dual Character An Incomplete Puzzle An Evil Crown concealed within one too large A Crown Doomed by Blood An Apparition of a Helmet A Dagger of the Mind Concentric Lineage of Banquo’s...

Macbeth Soliloqies

Posted By Christopher Waugh on Feb 26, 2015

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Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair

Posted By Christopher Waugh on Feb 9, 2015

Drama: Returning Home

Posted By lharris on Feb 9, 2015

As our dramatic exploration of the painting of the Raft of the Medusa comes to a close, we are faced with our biggest challenging yet: understanding why this story is so important to our history. Below you will find your performances that explore each of the survivors’ experiences when they arrived home. You will also find an effective example of group work from today’s lesson. You were challenged to work non-verbally to...

Macbeth’s Internal Paradox

Posted By Christopher Waugh on Feb 5, 2015

Created by Udu, this mask shows the two sides of Macbeth. While the “Kingly” side appears strong and confident, this just show the facade Macbeth has erected. The prior side is his true, rugged, courageous, honourable self

Macbeth Project

Posted By Christopher Waugh on Feb 3, 2015

Now that we’ve completed our reading and plot analysis of Macbeth, the real thinking begins. Attached to this entry is the project outline, complete with the component options and the deadlines by which the different aspects must be completed. As you work through your options in class, I’ll also give some basic demonstrations and model examples of what each aspect of the project should look like on completion. These will...