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Stage Combat - Slap/Punch Rubric Code: Z47X45 By bregister Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Stage Combat - Slap/Punch
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Characterization	Poor No use of characterization. No use of mind, body and voice. No creation of believable human characters.	Fair Some use of mind, body and voice for characterization. Character is somewhat believable, but development needed.	Good Good use of mind, body and voice for characterization. Character is believable, but some polishing needed.	Excellent Excellent use of mind, body and voice for characterization. Character is believable and unique.
Improvisation (Plot)	Poor No plot with exposition, rising action, climax or denouement.	Fair Some plot. Exposition, rising action (conflict), climax or denouement is underdeveloped.	Good Good use of plot. Most of the stages of drama (plot) are used: exposition, rising action, climax and denouement.	Excellent Excellent use of the stages of drama. Great exposition, rising action, climax and denouement. Scene was clear and easy to follow, held audience captive.
Spacing	Poor No set spacing, actors missed execution of the steps.	Fair Spacing planned, but not maintained properly for execution of the steps.	Good Good spacing, well planned.	Excellent Excellent spacing, well planed and maintained for successful execution of the steps.
Timing	Poor Timing is off, making the execution of the steps unconvincing.	Fair Some timing, but off enough to make the scene unconvincing.	Good Good use of timing, well executed, yet room for improvement to create a believable scene.	Excellent Excellent timing. Actors executed the steps in a believable way.
The Three Steps	Poor Did not execute one or more of the three steps. Step 1: the cue Step 2: victim defends Step 3: execution	Fair Missed on or more of the three steps. Step 1: the cue Step 2: victim defends Step 3: execution	Good Three steps present, but work needed. Step 1: the cue Step 2: victim defends Step 3: execution	Excellent Excellent delivery of the three steps. A successful performance. Step 1: the cue Step 2: victim defends Step 3: execution