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University:  Millikin University - MU

Greek Organization:  Delta Sigma Phi

Author:  anon

Comment:  David Ball describes a play as “a series of dominoes” (Ball 12) in which one action happens and triggers another, then that trigger becomes the new action. “Now the heap, the second event, becomes the trigger” (Ball 12). Now applying this method in my first semester acting one class I began to utilize this method into the “Coming Into the Room Scenes”. After running through the scene I went back and thought about all of the triggers and heaps that I unconsciously started incorporating into the scene. I ran into the room looking for the dog leash, so I started by looking on the table and when I couldn’t find it, I began to panic and look under the couch, then the cushions, and so on following the events of the scene. I wanted to find the leash, but in order to do that I had to go through the actions leading up to the moment where I found it.