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Updated: 11-Sep-10

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An actor plays out various emotions / thoughts to help the audience experience them. He/She must be able to transform the atmosphere using expressions, gestures, voice, dialogs and charisma. In a Solo-Act, you show only one character which may interact with other fictitious characters, but their dialog is not spoken. The character may be a well-known personality or caricature based on community or profession. In a Mono-Act, the actor plays out various characters and thus presents a scene.
In stage II, the student may be given a situation to enact. It usually contains 2-3 characters and a range of emotions. The situation will not contain the dialog or the conlcusion of the act. (in order to test the creativity of the actor)
Language need not be a barrier, however, the chief language of the act needs to be either of English, Marathi, Hindi whlie some phrases/dialog from other languages may be used. Costumes enable the audience to understand the act better and thus it is useful for students from KG to Std IV. However, beyond this age-group costumes disguise the talent of the actor and so should not be worn. For the first round the student may choose any scene to enact. Reading from script or prompting will not be allowed.

Scroll below for details of various rounds

G0-Sr  -  Fancy Dress   (Std -1 To 0)

11 Aug, 08:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Dress up like some character and say a few lines with actions in front of an audience

G0-Jr  -  Fancy Dress   (Std -1 To 0)

11 Aug, 11:00 AM to 01:00 PM
Dress up like some character and say a few lines with actions in front of an audience

G1  -  Solo Act   (Std 1 To 4)

08 Aug, 10:00 AM  Ends - 09 Aug, 02:30 PM
Perform a solo act where the character performed is a historical one. Wearing an appropriate dress/costume is necessary.

G2-1  -  Solo Act   (Std 5 To 8)

08 Aug, 09:30 AM  Ends - 09 Aug, 02:30 PM
Perform two short scenes of a solo act, where the same character is being portrayed. Wearing the school uniform is a must. However, the actor may use certain props or extra clothing to enhance the character. Costumes or make-up should NOT be worn.
Actor wears school uniform and performs at least two scenes portraying the same character.

G2-2  -  Play The Scene   (Std 5 To 8)

11 Aug, 09:30 AM to 10:30 AM
You are given a situtation (about 30 minutes before your act) to enact. It will contain one character that you portray and some other characters who are part of the incident. The beginnig will be given, while the end will be open. Your approach to the situation and its conclusion is important.
You should wear the school uniform, but may use props and extra garments to enhance the character. No make-up or costumes will be allowed.

G3-1  -  Mono Act   (Std 9 To 12)

08 Aug, 09:30 AM  Ends - 09 Aug, 02:30 PM
Perform a scene of a mono act, where you play at least two different characters. Wearing the school uniform is a must. However, you may use certain props or extra clothing to enhance the character. Costumes or make-up should NOT be worn.
Actor wears school uniform and performs at least two scenes portraying the same character.

G3-2  -  Play The Scene   (Std 9 To 12)

11 Aug, 09:30 AM to 10:30 AM
You are given a situtation (about 30 minutes before your act) to enact. It will contain one character that you portray and some other characters who are part of the incident. The beginnig will be given, while the end will be open. Your approach to the situation and its conclusion is important.
You should wear the school uniform, but may use props and extra garments to enhance the character. No make-up or costumes will be allowed.

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