Spain 2º Bachillerato Dramatic Literature
Chapters: 2
1. Guided shared interpretation of key dramatic texts
The theatre text: definition and elements · The theatrical character · Staging and stylistic system · Theatre reception and the audience · Themes and forms of dramatic literature · Strategies for analysing, interpreting and creating plays
- Drama: Elements, Stagecraft and Performance – Drama is a story told by actors who become characters and act it out in front of an audience. Every drama has characters who want something, a conflict when those wants clash, a plot that builds tension to a climax and then resolves, dialogue, a setting and a theme. On stage, actors use voice and body, and the production adds lighting, set, costume and sound.
2. Independent Reception of Dramatic Works
Choosing plays to read or watch · Taking part in the theatre scene · Personal taste in drama · Expressing the audience experience · Linking plays to today · Recommending plays and productions
- Drama: Elements, Stagecraft and Performance – Drama is a story told by actors who become characters and act it out in front of an audience. Every drama has characters who want something, a conflict when those wants clash, a plot that builds tension to a climax and then resolves, dialogue, a setting and a theme. On stage, actors use voice and body, and the production adds lighting, set, costume and sound.