Monday, 10 June 2019

Evaluation


  1. What were the most successful aspects of your performance as an individual?
     

  • How well did you perform as an individual throughout the rehearsal process and in the assessed performance? ( physical, vocal, performance skills and professional characteristics)

 

  1. What were the most successful aspects of your performance as an ensemble?
     

  • How well did you work as an ensemble/company throughout the rehearsal process and performance? ( physical, vocal, performance skills and professional characteristics)

 

  1. What were the most challenging aspects as an individual and ensemble in the production?
     

  • What were your weaknesses and how did you overcome them as an individual and ensemble/company?
  • What were the vocal demands of the project?
  • What were the physical demands of the project?
  • What new demands and concepts did you encounter in this project?
     

 

  1. What was your contribution to the rehearsal process and the planning, organisation and development of the performance?

 

  • Were there specific or ongoing issues that had either a positive or negative impact on the production in any way?
  • Did you make any relevant contribution to the production?  If so, give specific examples (costume and wardrobe, understudying roles, attending production meetings, choreographing, directing, leading warm –ups, listening to and responding to feedback, giving feedback, helping peers, moving staging etc.)
  • What was your overall contribution to the production as an individual and ensemble/company?  Again, give examples.

 

 

  1. How has the experience of performing in Fosse impacted you as an individual performer and working as part of an ensemble/company?

 

  • What skills have you developed in this production? (physical, vocal, performance skills and professional characteristics)

  • What have you learnt about the professional demands for a Musical Theatre performer as a result of this project?
  • What are your targets for future development?

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