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EKU
Eastern Kentucky University
Student Success
The Appalachain Shakespeare Center's Loose Canon Project Application
Contact Information
First Name
Last Name
Email Address (Best to reach you)
Phone Number (Best to reach you)
Are text messages okay?
Are text messages okay?
Yes
No
2nd Teacher Contact (Optional)
About Your School/Organization
School/Organization Name
In what district are you located?
Street Address, City, and Zip Code of School/Organization
How would you classify your school/organization?
How would you classify your school/organization?
Public
Private - Non-Denominational
Private - Denominational
Home School
Other
How do you classify your school/organization?
How do you classify your school/organization?
Appalachian
Urban
Suburban
Rural
Other
What percentage of your student enrollment are on free/reduced meals?
What percentage of your student enrollment identify as people of color?
Are there any special directions on where your Teaching Artist should park and sign in at?
About Loose Canon Project
Have you participated in the Loose Canon Project before?
Have you participated in the Loose Canon Project before?
Yes
No
What subject do you teach/organization do you lead?
What time of the day and what days does your group meet?
Grade(s) of participating students
Estimated number of students participating
Which Teaching Artist experience would you prefer?
Which Teaching Artist experience would you prefer?
Virtual
Hybrid
In Person
Other
Everyone has to read Romeo and Juliet in school; however, one of the greatest goals of LCP is to expose students to the great stuff in ALL of Shakespeare's plays, even if the state of Kentucky doesn't require them to be read. PLEASE CHOOSE AS MANY PLAYS from each category that interest you. Please select AT LEAST ONE PLAY FROM EACH CATEGORY and don't worry, we'll give you the opportunity to tell us why any of these plays is perfect for you and your school.
Popular Comedies:
Popular Comedies:
All's Well That Ends Well
As You Like It
Love's Labor's Lost
Merchant of Venice
Merry Wives of Windsor
Midsummer Night's Dream
Much Ado About Nothing
Taming of the Shrew
The Tempest
Twelfth Night
Two Gentlemen of Verona
Popular Tragedies:
Popular Tragedies:
Antony and Cleopatra
Hamlet
Julius Caesar
King Lear
MacBeth
Othello
Romeo and Juliet
Titus Andronicus
Popular Histories:
Popular Histories:
Richard 2nd
Henry 4th, Parts 1 and 2
Henry 5th
Henry 6th, Parts 1 and 2
Richard 3rd
King John
Henry 8th
On a scale from 1 to 5, how comfortable are you with Shakespeare?
1 being "I'm freaked out.." and 5 being "I got this!"
On a scale from 1 to 5, how comfortable are you with Shakespeare?
1 being "I'm freaked out.." and 5 being "I got this!"
1
2
3
4
5
Tell us about your preferences. Are there any plays you're hoping to be assigned? Why?
(Let us know what projects you're most passionate about; we'll listen and try to accommodate strong reasons for wanting a particular play)
What kind(s) of project(s) would you like to create?
Check as many as you think you might like to create. Keep in mind, we like seeing unique approaches to these plays. Don't worry; it's early, and this answer does not have to be set in stone.
What kind(s) of project(s) would you like to create?
Check as many as you think you might like to create. Keep in mind, we like seeing unique approaches to these plays. Don't worry; it's early, and this answer does not have to be set in stone.
Dance
Film Making
Theatrical Production
Theatrical Scenes/Monologues
Theatrical Original Work
Mathematical
Music Based - Vocal
Music Based - Instrumental
Music Based - Other
Research
Science Based
Visual Arts
Movement Based
Written Word
Reading
Other
Will you be able to make it to our Loose Canon Festival at Eastern Kentucky University's campus to share your project on
Friday, April 19, 2024
? This consists of a time frame of about 9am - 2pm which includes presentations, workshops, and lunch on campus. You will need to make travel arrangements with your school or organization.
Will you be able to make it to our Loose Canon Festival at Eastern Kentucky University's campus to share your project on
Friday, April 19, 2024
? This consists of a time frame of about 9am - 2pm which includes presentations, workshops, and lunch on campus. You will need to make travel arrangements with your school or organization.
Yes
No
Unsure, to be determined
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Phone: 859-622-1000
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