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Partner Voice Scene Partner Voice Scene Theatre Performance Criteria - Acting Rubric Code: K588WW By lockharth Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Theatre Studies Acting in Style
	Not Shown No evidence of awareness or use in performance. 0 pts	Some Evidence Student shows awareness of style on at least occasion. 2 pts	Inconsistant Use Student shows infrequent use of style. 4 pts	Consistant Use Student shows continual and conscious use of style. 6 pts	Clearly Developed Student uses style without fault consciously to canvey meaning. 8 pts
Use of Voice	Not Shown No change in voice	Some Evidence Little Evidence of change in voice in the story line	Inconsistant Use Inconsistent use of change of Voice in the story line.	Consistant Use Consistent Use of a change of Voice in the story line	Clearly Developed Clearly developed use of a change in voice in the story line
Movement	Not Shown No evidence of movement and stage awareness	Some Evidence Some Evidence of movement and stage awareness	Inconsistant Use Inconsistent Use of movement and stage awareness	Consistant Use Consistent use movement and stage awareness	Clearly Developed Clearly developed movements and stage awareness
Body Positions	Not Shown No evidence of proper Body Positions	Some Evidence Little Evidence of proper Body Positions	Inconsistant Use Inconsistent Use of proper Body Positions	Consistant Use Consistent Use of proper Body Positions	Clearly Developed Clearly developed use of Proper Body Positions
Story line	Not Shown No evidence of a complete story line	Some Evidence Some Evidence of a complete story line	Inconsistant Use Inconsistent story line and ideas.	Consistant Use Consistent story line	Clearly Developed Clearly developed story line and implementation
Overall Effect	Not Shown Little audience appeal	Some Evidence Some Evidence of audience appeal	Inconsistant Use Inconsistent appeal to the audience	Consistant Use Consistent appeal to the audience	Clearly Developed Clear project that appeals to audience.