Berolt Brecht and Epic TheatreQuick View
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Berolt Brecht and Epic Theatre

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Unit of work: 5 lessons that cover who Brecht was and his approach to theatre, best suited to KS3 Drama students. Practical activities explore political statements through the following elements: breaking the fourth wall gestus stepping out of role/narrating in 3rd person reading the stage directions out loud using placards multi-role play split-role
Introduction to the Elements of DramaQuick View
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Introduction to the Elements of Drama

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Unit of work: 5 lessons that explore the elements of Drama, best suited to KS3 students. Lessons are differentiated and cover the following topics: Physical Theatre Status Subtext Mime Tension Conflict Situation
Unit of Work: MelodramaQuick View
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Unit of Work: Melodrama

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Unit of work: 5-8 lesson exploring Melodrama, best suited to KS3 Drama students. Lessons include: History and background of Stock characters Acting style Costumes Script writing task
Creating Choreography via a StimulusQuick View
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Creating Choreography via a Stimulus

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1-2 lessons on how to create a piece of choreography based on a stimulus - "a painting by J. Miro". Most applicable to Dance students at the beginning of their learning. Touches upon "Within her Eyes" and "Artificial Things".
Film Music WorkbookQuick View
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Film Music Workbook

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Film music workbook, best suited to KS3 Music students. Workbook explores the instruments of the orchestra, Sergei Prokofiev, Leitmotif, and of course, the work of John Williams, through a number of engaging, practical activities.