Beginning with simple sensory-awareness exercises in a relaxed atmosphere, and moving through pantomime and role playing to longer skits, Let's Improvise emphasises self-discovery through doing. Through hundreds of exercises that encourage personal and social growth you will feel free to create - to transform an ordinary idea into a celebration of life: to "try on" a variety of characters from life and literature: to take creative risks; to test and revise your thoughts, feelings, and values: to lose your inhibitions and build confidence and cooperation through teamwork - and much more.
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I used this book years ago when I first started teaching Creative Dramatics. I found it extremely helpful then. I couldn't find my old copy and purchased it again when I decided to take on a group of 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. This book was like an old friend. It got me started and inspired me to come up with new ideas. I have worked with all ages. This book has good material for little ones, and I've used some of the ideas with middle school ages. I recommend it for someone getting started in Creative Dramatics, but it's also useful for the more experienced.
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fantasy mime, action mime, sensory awareness exercises, mirrors and machines, bean seller Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Leonard Lewis, Missions Possible, Magic Mover, Jonathan Ishie, Terry Buchalter, New York, Harout Merigan, Alex Gersznowicz, Milton Polsky, Lord Randall, Say Hello, Archaesus Productions, Allan Albert, World of Work, Tom Fridy, Rhoda Cohen, Mel Gordon, The Golden Goose, Henny Penny, Glen Faber, Hot Headlines, Roving Reporter, The On-the-Spot Players, Solomon Grundy, Proposition Circus Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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