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Expressing Emotions and Ideas Through Movement and Dialogue
Use interpretive movement and spoken dialogue to communicate emotions and abstract ideas to an audience.
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Character Creation and Dramatic Performance
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Goal
Imagine, describe, and perform characters using movement and dialogue drawn from personal experience, literature, and history.
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