Thu, Nov 26 2009
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Students use improv to hone acting skill By Cathy SpauldingPhoenix Staff Writer For the next skit, performers were to have a conversation completely in the form of a question. Anyone who answered with a statement were replaced with another questioner.
That’s the hardest act, Sholes said, adding that some Improv performers are masters at it. Then came the “car game” in which different characters were put in a “car” made up of four chairs. Sholes said the biggest challenge of doing the Improv is “keeping a straight face and stay in character.” Gibson, a junior, said he likes the challenge of “being able to think off the top of my head.” Trueblood said the Improv features students in her drama classes as well as members of the MHS Repertory Theater who are not in her drama classes. Drama students are graded on their performance, she said. Padilla said he has fun doing the Improv. “I get to hang out with my friends,” he said. “It just so happens all of them are great performers. We struggle together, we rise together, we fall together.” Reach Cathy Spaulding at 918-684-2928 or Click Here to Send Email 
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