Abstract
In this subject students collaborate within a series of workshops to present a production of a classical play text. Plays are studied through a systematic approach to dramaturgical research and analysed as texts for performance. Special attention is paid to the discussion and analysis of dramatic structure, and how the … For more content click the Read More button below.
Syllabus
The history of European theatre from Ancient Greek comedy and tragedy to Shakespeare and MoliereText analysis, research and dramaturgical processStrategies for analysing plays, examining character motivations, and facilitating dynamic rehearsal strategies and practicesEstablishing a personal methodology for the development of a performance or production roleProtocols and practice for professional theatre … For more content click the Read More button below.
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject, students should:
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be able to articulate and demonstrate a practical working knowledge of theatrical forms and performance traditions from different classical genres;
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be able to effectively collaborate with others to analyse the dramatic structure of plays;
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be able to research, select, and interrogate key decision-making moments for characters within a classical play; and
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be able to clearly articulate and demonstrate a personal performance or production process.