THEATRE AND DRAMA INTERMEDIATE DOWNLOADS
Overview
At the intermediate level in theatre, students deepen their understanding and skills in performance, design, and technical aspects, moving beyond basic concepts to more complex and nuanced approaches. This includes developing skills in acting techniques, understanding character development, and exploring different theatrical styles. Intermediate theatre courses also delve into the technical aspects of production, such as stagecraft, lighting, and sound design. Furthermore, students at this level may engage in more advanced theatrical exercises, such as scene work, monologues, and exploring creative theater practices like improvisation and playwriting.
Objectives
- Analyze Performances: Watch and discuss movies to understand storytelling and acting techniques.
- Understand Property Use: Learn to effectively utilize props in performances.
- Appreciate Theatre History: Explore the history of theatre, including ancient Greece.
- Develop Acting Skills: Participate in acting classes to improve technique.
- Master Characterization: Develop the ability to create and portray believable characters.
- Enhance Physical Expression: Learn mime techniques to convey emotions and tell stories without words.
- Improve Spontaneity: Develop improvisation skills to think creatively on the spot.
- Deliver Powerful Monologues: Learn to craft and perform compelling monologues.
