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Play Critique Play Critique Rubric Code: R422XX By stonebarger1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Voice Projection	Excellent Volume is loud enough to be heard by the entire audience the entire time.	Good The volume is loud enough to be heard by most of the audience most of the time.	Fair Volume varied.	Poor Volume was not loud enough for the audience to hear most of the time.
Voice Inflection and Body Language	Excellent Voice expressions and body language are creative and generate a strong reaction from the audience. They reflect characters' motivations.	Good Voice expressions and body language generate a reaction from the audience. They somewhat reflect characters' motivations.	Fair Voice expressions and body language generate some reaction from the audience. They seldom reflect characters' motivations.	Poor Voice expressions and body language generate little to no reaction from the audience and do not reflect characters' motivations.
Preparedness	Excellent Group is completely prepared and has obviously rehearsed. Act runs smoothly and transitions between scenes are well prepared and thought out.	Good Group is prepared and has rehearsed. Act runs smoothly and transitions between scences are well prepared.	Fair Group is somewhat prepared, but it is clear that rehearsal was lacking. Transitions are rough from scene to scene.	Poor Group is not prepared to present.
Entertainment Value	Excellent Play was entertaining and showed creativity. The play kept the audience's attention and kept them entertained.	Good Play was entertaining. An attempt was made to keep the audience's attention and to keep them entertained.	Fair Entertainment value was somewhat limited. Some effort was made to keep the audience's attention.	Poor Play had limited entertainment value. Little effort was made to keep the audience's attention.
Length	Excellent Play was between 4-5 minutes in length.	Good Play was slightly less than 4 or over 5 minutes.	Fair Play was less than 2 minutes or over 7 minutes.	Poor Play was insubstantial.
Disbursed Acting Time	Excellent All actors had a substantial role in the play.	Good Most actors had a substantial role in the play.	Fair Some actors had a large role in the play.	Poor Most of the play was preformed by a minority of actors.