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Theater Basics
Friday March 15 - Theater Basics (teacher tape)
Friday March 22 - Theater Basics (student tape)

Works Consulted

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  • "Scenic and Lighting Design for The Tempest." Online. Internet. 17 March 2000.
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  • "Shakespeare." The History of the Globe Theatre 4 pp. Online. Internet. 11 Feb. 2000.
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