Sunday, October 14, 2018

10-minute Play Project Due; 10-Minute Play Readings; Spic-o-Rama

Please use period 1 to work on your 10-minute play projects. See the handout and rubric on our Google classroom regarding play scripts. Submit your completed 10-minute play draft by the end of period 1.

Period 2:

Let's continue reading the 10-minute plays in our last handout. With time remaining, let's begin looking at our next play--a mono-drama from John Leguizamo: Spic-o-Rama.

HOMEWORK: Complete Spic-o-Rama.
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