Interactive Plays / Lulu Book

We'll be performing these things on Wednesday, perhaps carrying over into Friday. I'll bring in some treats or whatnot to snack on during performances, though I'm not sure what the food policy is in that room. Anyone else is also invited to bring something in (quiet food).

You should be sure to bring in PROPS for your play. If the prop is something absurdly impossible to find (like a baby) use a substitute (like a beach ball). You really have to make your story clear for the audience.

Also, you have to let the audience choose which way they want to go in terms of the next scene, like in the movie -- "later that day," "meanwhile," etc. (You can use whatever time elements you want -- "last year," "two hundred years later," etc.). I would keep a chart or something that you fill in during the performance to keep track of which scenes have been read already.

And remember that the Lulu assignment is due Friday. I would try to get it done before that in case you run into problems. I won't answer questions about Lulu on Thursday night. I still have to figure out that Adobe Acrobat problem, but if any of you want to give it a shot today in class, please try.