Assignment: 11.7 Assignment- Stage Locations

Oklahoma High School- Drama/Theatre Course (OK Art Tech)
2025-03-06T14:26:25Z

Due:

Stage Locations

Using a Grid

Looking at your finished ground plan assignment, where you created a bird's-eye view of a room, think about the space in terms of a grid. You already learned that the traditional stage is sectioned into nine areas, like tic-tac-toe. Consider your design. What did you draw in each location of the stage?

Review of Stage Direction Abbreviations

Assignment

1. On a blank sheet of paper, draw the grid of a stage (tic-tac-toe).

2. Label each square (there are 9) with the correct abbreviation. (Use the chart above if needed.)

3. Using your ground floor plan from the previous assignment, list items of your bird's-eye view in each location according to stage directions. If an item is in more than one area on the stage, list each location where it exists.

4. Once complete, take a photo of your grid list and submit it. Make sure every item in each of the nine areas is listed on the grid, and include the stage direction abbreviation.

Example

Grid placed on Ground Plan

Grid with a list of items

How to submit

1. Review the rubric for this assignment.

2. Scroll down to Choose a Submission Type.

3. Use File Upload or Text Entry to complete your work.

4. Click Submit Assignment.

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Stage Locations

Using a Grid

Looking at your finished ground plan assignment, where you created a bird's-eye view of a room, think about the space in terms of a grid. You already learned that the traditional stage is sectioned into nine areas, like tic-tac-toe. Consider your design. What did you draw in each location of the stage?

Review of Stage Direction Abbreviations

Assignment

1. On a blank sheet of paper, draw the grid of a stage (tic-tac-toe).

2. Label each square (there are 9) with the correct abbreviation. (Use the chart above if needed.)

3. Using your ground floor plan from the previous assignment, list items of your bird's-eye view in each location according to stage directions. If an item is in more than one area on the stage, list each location where it exists.

4. Once complete, take a photo of your grid list and submit it. Make sure every item in each of the nine areas is listed on the grid, and include the stage direction abbreviation.

Example

Grid placed on Ground Plan

Grid with a list of items

How to submit

1. Review the rubric for this assignment.

2. Scroll down to Choose a Submission Type.

3. Use File Upload or Text Entry to complete your work.

4. Click Submit Assignment.