Drama Evaluation

Throughout this final project of theater production, I have learned many valuable lessons. I need to be more organized and be ahead of things. I need to communicate with my superiors and peers in order to reach the highest level of achievement and finally, be confident in what you do. This unit has really tested the class’s ability to work together. I feel that we all worked brilliantly and produced a fine piece of art.

In past units such as “Role”, I didn’t work as well as I should have. I couldn’t learn my lines and I focused too much on props. On the other hand I did really well in the small “Improv” unit we had. I really enjoyed that unit as well. I was able to portray my emotions and feelings through the small games and scenes we had without anyone knowing it. It was a swell time for me.

Personally I don’t recall too much on what has happened the past three years, but I know that I have developed my character as a human being, and on stage.

I can’t believe that my years as a drama student have come to an end. I haven’t chosen drama as a subject in IB as I need the other lessons to pursue my considered careers. Throughout the years I have learned many great things in Drama. I have become a better public speaker by projecting my voice more clearly and I’m not as nervous in front of crowds as I used to be. Looking back at my past evaluations, I see myself choosing the more technical sides of drama. This could be because I’m too lazy to learn my lines or just because I love working with my hands and mind producing something technically. I think it’s a bit of both. I would like to start off with saying thank you to Mr. Sarstedt for guiding me through these last 3 years in drama. I also want to thank my peers who were always good at giving constructive feedback and having an enjoyable time with. Thank you all!