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NOISES OFF – POST-SHOW

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TAKE A BOW

Now that you've seen the show, let's unpack.

Evaluating works of art can be challenging. Let's walk through some guided questions and activities to round out your experience. 

1.   ON THE BUS

Here are some questions that you can use to guide conversation on the way back to school: 

A) What resonated with you? (What does it mean to resonate?)

B) What's one thing you'll remember about this experience a year from now?

C) If you could work on any part of the production, what would you do?

D) What do you "wonder?" Meaning - what would you like to learn more about?

2.   CLASSROOM ACTIVITY 

CHARACTER PROFILE

Use the lesson plan below to guide students through an activity that explores the zany personalities of the characters in the play via dating profiles. 

3.   CLASSROOM ACTIVITY 

EXPLORING THEMES

Use the lesson plan below to guide students through an activity that explores the themes in Noises Off by creating a visual representation.

4.   CLASSROOM ACTIVITY

POST-SHOW REVIEW

Use the lesson plan below to help guide students through an activity that unpacks the experience of seeing Noises Off with a critical review of the production.

THE INSIDE SCOOP

BEHIND THE SCENES: Visit the show page on our website.

Discover videos, photos, and press coverage about the show, as well as more information about the creative team (playwright, director, and designers), and behind the scenes photos and stories at the bottom of the page!

Visit the Noises Off show page for more about the show.

Follow us on Instagram @alleytheatre for updates and BTS about each upcoming production. 

SCENIC DESIGN

Scroll through some of the design renderings for Noises Off. A rendering is a final visualization that shows how a project might appear in reality. Renderings are usually created with software that produces hyperrealistic images that help the designers, directors, and actors bring the play to life.

What do you notice about the elements of the set through the 3 acts of the show?

SCENIC DESIGN BY TIMOTHY MACKABEE
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