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2011
Theater Merit Badge
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Scoutmaster Bucky Comments: |
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The Theater Merit Badge allows Scouts to learn to appreciate live performances as members of the audience as well as go behind the footlights to see the view from the other side.
If you like the Theater Merit Badge, consider also doing
Communications and Public Speaking |
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BSA Advancement ID |
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111 |
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Created |
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1967 |
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Last Requirements Revision |
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2005 |
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Scoutmaster Bucky offered this merit badge: |
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Saturday May
9, 2009 |
Theatre-in-the-Round
Minneapolis, MN |
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4 Scouts |
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Requirements: |
source: Boy Scout Requirements, 2011 Edition |
See or read three full-length plays or scripts. These can be from the stage,
movies, television, or video. Write a review of each. Comment on the story,
acting, and staging
Write a one-act play that will take at least eight minutes to perform. The play
must have a main character, conflict, and a climax
Do THREE of the following:
Act a major part in a full-length play; or act a part in three one-act plays
Direct a play. Cast, rehearse, and stage it. The play must be at least 10
minutes long
Design the set for a play or a production of a circus. Make a model of it
Design the costumes for five characters in one play set in a time before 1900
Show skill in stage makeup. Make up yourself or a friend as an old man, a clown,
an extraterrestrial, or a monster as directed
Help with the building of scenery for one full-length play or two one-act plays
Design the lighting for a play; or, under guidance, handle the lighting for a
play
Mime or pantomime any ONE of the following chosen by your counselor
You have come into a large room. It is full of pictures, furniture, other things
of interest
As you are getting on as bus, your books fall into a puddle. By the time you
pick them up, the bus has driven off
You have failed a school test. You are talking with your teacher who does not
buy your story
You are at a camp with a new Scout. You try to help him pass a cooking test. He
learns very slowly
You are at a banquet. The meat is good. You don't like the vegetable. The
dessert is ice cream
You are a circus performer such as a juggler, high-wire artist, or lion tamer
doing a routine
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Explain the following: proscenium arch, central or arena staging, spotlight,
floodlight, flies, center stage, stage right, stage left, stage brace, stage
crew, cyclorama, portal, sound board -
Do two short entertainment features that you could present either alone or with
others for a troop meeting or campfire
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this page last reviewed and updated -
March 2011 |
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