Wicked Musical| Menzel| and Chenoweth Biographies and Costume Design
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It's here! 30% OFF! Five lessons about four popular Broadway subjects--Wicked the musical, actresses and singers Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth, Boom cards AND costume design through the characters of Wicked. Looking for a seven to ten day study? Begin with Wicked and its extension activities (individually or what a partner), then study Idina Menzel who originated the role in Wicked (Kristin Chenoweth is included in the unit) and finish with the enrichment activities and/or costume design. Voila!
Included in the Wicked, the Broadway musical lesson:
- Letter to Teacher
- Warm Up--MY Version of a Popular Physical Warm Up
- Teacher's Script--what I say and how I say it!
- Photos from the Broadway Production
- Separate File of Slides for Teacher to Use to Lecture
- Plot of the Musical
- History about the Origination of the Production
- Information concerning the composer, Steven Schwartz
- Information about the playwright, Winnie Holzman
- A Mini Lesson on: What are the Tony Awards?
- Tony Awards it Received
- What are the Tony Awards
- New York City Map with Competing Theaters Labeled
- Student Note Page
- Teacher Note Page Key
- Trivia about the show and Broadway
- Quotes from the Musical--Good for Discussions and Assignments
- Extension Activities--Included is a One Pager Assignment and Other Suggestions to Enrich the Experience
- One Pager Templates
- NEW: Flipbook Template and Assignment!
- Exit Slips for Daily Use
- Sources & Links to Film Clips from the Show
Included in the Idina Menzel biography and one-page assignments:
- Letter to teacher explaining the lesson
- Student note sheet
- Teacher's key
- Assignment
- One-pager template for assignment
- One pager example of assignment
- Enrichment activities
- Sources including three links to videos of Menzel's performances
Included in the Costume Design with Wicked Characters:
- Letter to Teacher
- The History of Costume Design
- The Rationale for Teaching Costume Design
- Teacher's Script--what I say and how I say it!
- Costumes Notes for Students
- The History of Costumes with a Teacher's Script
- Procedure
- Materials List
- Source & Video Link List
- Two Warm-Ups—Engaging and Creative
- Wicked, the Musical Character List
- Bonus Lesson! Susan Hilferty, Costume Designer of Wicked
- Assignment
Why Choose Wicked as a Teaching Lesson?
- Timeless Storytelling: "Wicked" offers a fresh perspective on a classic tale, making it a compelling and relevant choice for students of all ages.
- Empowering Themes: The musical's themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and standing up for what's right provide valuable lessons and opportunities for meaningful discussions.
- Iconic Music: Stephen Schwartz's memorable score provides students with a chance to explore powerful vocal performances and emotional expression.
- Diverse Characters: The complex and multi-dimensional characters in "Wicked" offer an excellent platform for students to study
- Creative Exploration: "Wicked" encourages creativity and imagination through its magical setting and imaginative storytelling.
Note:
This teaching lesson can be adapted for various age groups and levels of theatrical experience. It's essential to create a supportive environment for students to express themselves openly and explore the messages and themes of "Wicked" with empathy and understanding.
In addition, these bios. are a great springboard for discussion concerning goals, tenacity, determination and professionalism.
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Set Design, Fairy Tale Setting
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