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Musical Theatre Project Musical Theatre Project Write a 8-10 minute presentation about a Musical Theatre Play. Include information about social context of the play, influences, the lyricst, the playwright, the actors/ actresses, any revivals, and examples of music from the play being performed today. A performance from the musical must be performed. It can be a song, dance, or an influential part that showcases the spirit of the musical. (Must provide your own music and/or materials) Rubric Code: T23X9C5 By kellycline Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Musical Theatre Presentation
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Powerpoint • Who is the Writer/lyricist? • Who are the characters? Give character descriptions. • What is the plot? • Song list • Themes • The importance of the musical during its time period • Was it successful? • Was it off-Broadway? Did it make its way to Broadway? Did it go on tour? How long?	Excellent Information was clear and persist. All questions were thoroughly answered.	Good Information was somewhat clear and persist. Most of the questions were answered thoroughly	Fair Information was not very clear. Some questions were answered.	Poor Information not clear. a few questions were basically answered.
Presentation Well rehearsed Knowledgeable Engaging Appropriate length	Excellent All students were actively engaged while they were speaking and while they're partners were speaking. The presentation is of adequate length. Students are knowledgeable about their topic and easily engage the audience.	Good Presentation was somewhat rehearsed and prepared. Students understood their topic, but may have been distracted once or twice throughout the presentation. The audience was engaged.	Fair Presentation was not very rehearsed or prepared. Student did not seem to understand what they were talking about/ reading from slides. Audience wasn't engaged and the students were not focused.	Poor Presentation was not rehearsed or prepared. Student did not understand their topic and they struggled to get through it. Very short.
Technical Element #1 1 of the 6 topics they can pick was presented	Excellent Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. All elements for the technical portion were answered thoroughly	Good Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. Most elements for the technical portion were answered thoroughly	Fair Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. Most elements for the technical portion were answered, but not developed.	Poor Students struggled to present their portion of the technical element. many elements for the technical portion were missing or not developed enough
Technical Element #2 1 of the 6 topics they can pick was presented	Excellent Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. All elements for the technical portion were answered thoroughly	Good Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. Most elements for the technical portion were answered thoroughly	Fair Students presented their first technical element in a way that was easily understandable to the audience. Most elements for the technical portion were answered, but not developed.	Poor Students struggled to present their portion of the technical element. many elements for the technical portion were missing or not developed enough

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