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The task my group was given was to perform a movement piece representing a storyline typical of the Wild West along to the song “Wild Wild West” by Will Smith. We could use movement in any way we chose e.g. dance or mime, so we decided to use a
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The task my group was given was to perform a movement piece representing a storyline typical of the Wild West along to the song "Wild Wild West" by Will Smith. We could use movement in any way we chose e.g. dance or mime, so we decided to use a mixture of all techniques. Working as a group we all tried to let everybody have an input to the performance and ended up using the best of everybody's ideas. One of the suggestions I had that the group introduced to the performance was the idea of a split stage at the beginning of the piece. This showed the sheriff riding into town on his horse and tying him up outside the bar. Not only adding time onto the performance, which is initially why we included it, it gave the audience more an idea of what kind of character Dylan Parker the sheriff...
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