<p>The first in a series of Director’s notes on this fantastic production for those wanting to produce PUFFS (one act for young wizards)</p> <p>Step into the halls of a certain famous wizard school (not that we can name names), where one group of students isn’t in the spotlight, but they’re brewing up their own brand of magic! Follow the misadventures of the Puffs, lovable underdogs navigating their way through spells, friendship, and the ultimate quest for belonging.</p> <p>Bursting with wit, humor, and heart, “Puffs” is an irresistible blend of whimsy and bravery, celebrating the unsung heroes of the magical realm. It’s a story that speaks volumes about loyalty, embracing differences, and finding greatness in unexpected places.</p> <p>Perfect for school theaters or drama clubs seeking an extraordinary tale that champions acceptance and the power of standing tall, “Puffs” invites students to explore the magic of storytelling while imparting valuable lessons on teamwork, resilience, and the true meaning of heroism.</p> <p>Directors notes include scene by scene blocking, character interaction, cues, props and costume. Everything you’ll need to make it magical!</p>

<p>A simple worksheet for students to develop TONE</p>

<p>A simple Worksheet for students to develop the use of Pause</p>

<p>A simple worksheet for students to develop pace, clarity and subtext.</p>

<p>A simple worksheet for students to develop the use of INTONATION.</p>

<p>A simple worksheet for students to develop Emphasis</p>

<p>This is a simple but challenging power-point for those wishing to develop their student’s knowledge of Murder mystery performances in line with a melodramatic style of performance.</p> <p>I would advise teachers introduce both the concept of murder mystery and the style of melodrama before rolling out this lesson as it combines the two and would work best as a hand-out during group rehearsals.</p>

<p>A simple worksheet for students to develop Volume and Projection.</p>