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    This document provides a 4-point rubric for evaluating monologue performances in the English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition. It evaluates understanding of meaning, language, and character; vocal and physical expression; ownership and engagement of the audience. A score of 1 represents the lowest level of proficiency and 4 the highest level of mastery in each criterion.

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    This document provides a 4-point rubric for evaluating monologue performances in the English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition. It evaluates understanding of meaning, language, and character; vocal and physical expression; ownership and engagement of the audience. A score of 1 represents the lowest level of proficiency and 4 the highest level of mastery in each criterion.

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    This document provides a 4-point rubric for evaluating monologue performances in the English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition. It evaluates understanding of meaning, language, and character; vocal and physical expression; ownership and engagement of the audience. A score of 1 represents the lowest level of proficiency and 4 the highest level of mastery in each criterion.

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    2016 Monologue Rubric en Us

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    This document provides a 4-point rubric for evaluating monologue performances in the English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition. It evaluates understanding of meaning, language, and character; vocal and physical expression; ownership and engagement of the audience. A score of 1 represents the lowest level of proficiency and 4 the highest level of mastery in each criterion.

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    The English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition

    2016 MONOLOGUE RUBRIC

    UNDERSTANDING 1 2 3 4

    - misunderstands the meaning of - understands the general meaning of - clearly understands the meaning of - sophisticated understanding the meaning of
    MEANING the speech and/or its context in the speech (i.e. it is comedic). the speech. the speech.
    the play. - does not understand the context of - clearly understands the context of - detailed understanding of the context of the
    the speech in the play. the speech in the play. speech in the play.

    - does not understand certain - understands most words, metaphor - understands all words, metaphor or - excellent understanding of all words,
    LANGUAGE words, metaphor or imagery in or imagery in the speech. imagery throughout the speech. metaphor or imagery in speech.
    the speech. - understands some poetic elements - understands all the poetic elements - nuanced understanding of poetic elements
    - misunderstands poetic elements (rhythm, rhyme, etc.). (rhythm, rhyme, etc.). (rhythm, rhyme, etc.).
    (rhythm, rhyme, etc.).

    - does not portray the character - portrays the character accurately in - portrays the character accurately - portrays the character accurately and with
    CHARACTER accurately in context of the play. context of the play. and clearly in context of the play. detailed understanding of context.
    - misunderstands the character’s - misunderstands some aspect of the - understands the character’s point - sophisticated understanding the character’s
    point of view, status or emotional character’s point of view, status or of view, status and emotional state. point of view, status and emotional state.
    state. emotional state.

    EXPRESSION & 1 2 3 4
    COMMUNICATION

    - vocal expression unclear or - vocal expression somewhat unclear - vocal expression clear and - excellent vocal expression, clear and
    ineffective (related to articulation, or ineffective (related to articulation, effective (related to articulation, effective (related to articulation, volume,
    VOCAL volume, pace, naturalness) volume, pace, naturalness) volume, pace, naturalness) pace, naturalness)
    - vocal choices do not reflect the - vocal choices do not accurately - vocal choices reflect the character - vocal choices fully reflect the character
    character reflect the character

    - physical expression unclear or - physical expression somewhat - physical expression clear and - excellent physical expression, clear and
    PHYSICAL inappropriate (related to use of unclear or inappropriate (related to appropriate (related to use of appropriate (related to use of space, and
    space, and body movement) use of space, and body movement) space, and body movement) body movement)
    - physical choices do not reflect the - physical choices reflect the character - physical choices clearly reflect the - physical choices expertly reflect the
    character or his/her intentions or his/her intentions character or his/her intentions character or his/her intentions

    - lacks confidence or poise - minimal confidence or poise - confident and poised - impressive confidence and poise
    OWNERSHIP - lacks energy - low energy - has energy - performance level energy used skillfully
    - not fully in character - mostly in character - fully in character - fully in character throughout
    - does not engage the audience. - somewhat engages the audience. - engages the audience. - captivates the audience.

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