dance analysis rent
1- What mood are you aiming to create? Describe the skills you use to create this mood. During this scene we are trying to create the mood of anger at people demanding rent we are also trying to create the mood of concern as we are scared we will be thrown out of our homes and have to go back to normal life we use facial expression and eye contact as well as dynamics to create these moods.
2- Were you successful in creating the atmosphere for this scene? We were successful in creating the mood in this scene as the audience were very engaged and seemed very involved in the piece. I believe we were successful as we all believed in the moment.
3- What do you need to do to improve your contribution to this mood? To improve my contribution to the atmosphere I will be using facial expression and dynamics in the way I perform.
4- What message does the song send to the audience? How do you enhance the message within the dance? What skills do you use to share this message with the audience? What could you do to improve your contribution to this message? This song shows the audience about how bohemians live and about how life was for them in that time. This show how they do not want to pay rent and how they live off nothing it shows the strain community puts on them to conform and how they rebel this is shown by the dynamics and how they are free when they are dancing and being themselves but have to stop during sections as it shows there oppression. We use dynamic to show there freeedom and oppression, we use facial expressions to show the feelings we have towards the community. To improve my contribution to the message I will be very strong in my movements and be exaggerated when dancing to show my love for the bohemian life.
5- Where does the dance take place? Describe how you show this in the dance. Describe how this effects your movement. This piece is performed everywhere mainly based around the flats and apartment blocks where bohemians square but it could be where ever the bohemians are as they all are in the same position.this is shown in the dance by the freedom to move however also having stairs used for the piece suggests an apparat meant or building. This means that although u perform alone you are also surrounded by people needing each o. Us to have full spacial awareness and therefor not getting in each others way.
6- Describe how your character feels within the scene. How do you show this in your movement? For example how does this effect your facial expressions and dynamics of the movement. My character is very concerned that she will be thrown from her home this is shown threw her facial expression and how she acts with others this will mean she is very focussed an concerned visually. My character is also very happy about her bohemian life and is strong hearted and enjoys every second of her life an this is shown mainly threw her physicality and how she is happy to dance freely without caring about judgement. My character is also very angry at society for requiring her to pay rent and do what she is told she is bohemian and therefore wishes to be wild and free this is shown more towards the end with her physicality and attitude begin her singing.
7- Describe three points in your dance which are good and explain why they are effective. My first good point would be the first section where we really get to be our characters and dance around and do as we want as we are bohemian this is effective as it shows the fun and our characters an gives the audience a good example of the true bohemian life. The second good point in the piece that stands out is where we sing “when they act tough, you call there bluff” as this really exaggerates our anger at society and how rebellious we are and how we will push any limit set. The Thor point I would say was strong would be the very en as we are united in our rebellion to not pay rent and we all are showing the true bohemian attitude to develop the sense of a true strong community.
8- Target three areas of the dance, which need improving. For example timing , facial expressions and dynamics. The first point of improvement is being able to stand still as the smallest movements can make the freeze look unprofessional or unrehearsed and can effect the atmosphere and cause a distraction. The second area of improvement is just to enhance the start and let loose as our character and not be afraid to look silly, this means we need more confidence and strength behind our characters and to be our characters at all time on stage. The Third point of improvement would be doped of getting to the set position and strength an dynamics use during those transitions.















