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Stage Combat Basics, Part 1 | Warm-ups and Safety Rules

Shakespeare in Detroit's teaching artist, Steve, showcases warm-ups and safety rules or protocol for stage combat. Summary of the rules/warm-ups to keep you safe in class or at home: 1. Warm-up (see video for examples) 2. Wear closed toe shoes 3. Stay hydrated (drink water) 4. Do NOT improvise 5. Maintain eye contact 6. Perform as rehearsed or taught (be consistent) 7. Ask questions 8. Practice, practice, practice! 9. Always hold a fight call 10. Remember to have fun! This lesson is part of the A in STEAM and Shakespeare in Detroit's online learning modules. This lesson is sponsored by Deloitte, proud partner of Shakespeare in Detroit's Shakespeare STEAM. Learn more about Deloitte here: https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en.html Shakespeare STEAM is Shakespeare in Detroit's educational program (originally for grades 3rd to12th) for students in Kindergarten through the 12th grade. This lesson is best for students between 12 and 18 years old (and adults who are beginners). The acronym STEAM stands for the Science of lighting a production, the Technology of sound design, the Engineering of a form or costume, the Art of classical performance and the Mathematics of building a set. In addition, wellness is a critical part of SiD's curriculum for students. To learn more about Shakespeare in Detroit, visit: https://www.shakespeareindetroit.com/ Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube page and like this video. PLUS, watch Part 2 of this module for the fundamentals of footwork in stage combat here:    • Stage Combat Basics, Part 2 | Fundame...