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“That Face” by Polly Stenham explores complex themes, rich character development, emotional depth, and poignant social commentary. The play’s portrayal of addiction, dysfunctional families, and adolescent struggles offers a valuable opportunity for students to analyze human behaviour, connect with characters emotionally, and engage in discussions about relevant societal issues. Polly Stenham’s thought-provoking writing provides a compelling and relatable backdrop for literary and dramatic exploration in the classroom.

Contents Include:
Plot Summary, Polly Stenham, Character Analysis, Martha, Mia, Izzy, Henry, Key Moments, Mia & Martha’s Confrontation, Mia’s Drug Overdose, Martha’s Emotional Breakdown, Mia’s Intervention, Final Confrontation, Dramatic Techniques, Realism & Naturalism, Monologues, Symbolism, Non-linear Narrative, Repetition, Tension & Conflict, Physicality & Movement, Subtext, Foreshadowing & Emotional Intensity.

Plus, two 60-minute lesson plans!
Lesson Plan 1 - Exploring “That Face” and Dramatic Techniques of Physicality and Movement
Lesson Plan 2 - Exploring “That Face” through Hot Seating

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