My Experience In Theatre Arts Analysis

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In this essay,I will be explaining and talking about my experiences in theatre arts class

through this first semester.Some things I will be talking about that I have experienced is the

Acting Unit,what has happened to me over the course of the semester,and the theatre history

project.I will also be explaining how I think I have changed and grown as somewhat of an actress

over the course of this semester in theatre.I believe I have learned much about multiple things in

theatre such as puppetry,pantomime,scriptwriting,tableaux,and regular acting.

The first thing I will be talking about that I have experienced in theatre is the acting unit.In

the acting unit,I learned how to become better at acting and performing many unexpected scenes in

front of an audience.I …show more content…

Another thing I will be talking about that happened in theatre is how I think I have changed

and grown as a somewhat actor and the course of the semester.I believe that I over the course of

the semester,I have been more open towards others and not as afraid as embarrassing myself or

talking to others or talking in public.I feel a lot less shy than I was when I first started off the year

and more open than what I was.I think I have grown as a (somewhat) actor by learning about

many things that happened in the past that had to do with theatre and by performing short scenes

and other thing like that things in front of others. The third thing I will be talking about that I experienced in theatre is the theatre history

project.One of the things we did was the research project on the actor we chose and I learned

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