Discuss the
intentions of my character, how were they shown?
My
intentions for the character of which I played (Doug the caretaker) were for
him to be a grumpy old git and for him to be like he has got the weight of the
world on his shoulders. This being the play “teechers” would have linked in
with the fact that Doug was always in a mood and being grumpy because of the
kids at whitewall were miss behaving and being rude which rubbed off on Doug
the caretaker. He comes onto the stage with an arched back and a screwed up
face. Doug shows
that he is always grumpy and a git by the tone of his voice and how he talks. He talks like he has
just breathed in a load of smoke and like there is something on his chest. I achieved this by putting on that voice by moaning and
changing my voice so that the audience would understand who I am and who I wanted to convey
across. The reason that I made it so I had an arched back was because then the
audience would know that I was old and that old men can usually be grumpy and
that is what Doug is like so that is why I made him appear to be old so that it
seemed to make sense. Doug didn’t have that much energy so when I was in the stage I tried to make it
that I was quite slow and I did that because then it would seem real.
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