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Improv Club
Improv Club

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Students learn and practice the 8 guidelines for improv while creating characters, scenes with obstacles, and participate in an improv performance.

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Northside Afterschool Enrichment Programs

Badge Type: knowledge

Expected Duration: 12 hours

Critera

  1. [required] Student can communicate the 8 guidelines of improv.
  2. [required] Student created a character in an improv scene by approaching the character from a variety of perspectives.
  3. [required] Student applied his/her knowledge of improvisation in a performance setting by performing a scene with obstacles.
  4. [required] Student demonstrated his/her understanding of the rules of improv by participating in a final improv performance/competition connecting subjects and disciplines involved in improv
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