What you’ll learn: You will study a range of play texts in different styles and study the work of several theatre practitioners. You will analyze how texts can be directed and performed and how theatre spaces can be designed for specific effects. You will develop more in-depth and varied acting skills and analyze live theatre productions, understanding production concepts and director’s interpretations. How you’ll learn: The course is split into practical drama work and written analysis. You will study a range of theatre practitioners and play texts from different genres. You will explore these plays in practical activities as a performer and a director. You will devise pieces of drama in a group for performance, analyze set texts, and watch live theatre productions.
5 GCSEs at grades 5 and above. The standard entry requirement for A Level program. Some suitable drama experience is advantageous.
Component 1 Written exam – the study of 2 plays and a live theatre review, 40% of the grade. Component 2 Practical group devised performance using techniques of a chosen theatre practitioner. 30% of grade. Component 3 Practical performance of scripted extracts using the methods of a chosen practitioner. 30% of grade.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | East Riding of Yorkshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Sewerby Road, Bridlington, YO16 6UR |
What you’ll learn: You will study a range of play texts in different styles and study the work of several theatre practitioners. You will analyze how texts can be directed and performed and how theatre spaces can be designed for specific effects. You will develop more in-depth and varied acting skills and analyze live theatre productions, understanding production concepts and director’s interpretations. How you’ll learn: The course is split into practical drama work and written analysis. You will study a range of theatre practitioners and play texts from different genres. You will explore these plays in practical activities as a performer and a director. You will devise pieces of drama in a group for performance, analyze set texts, and watch live theatre productions.
5 GCSEs at grades 5 and above. The standard entry requirement for A Level program. Some suitable drama experience is advantageous.
Component 1 Written exam – the study of 2 plays and a live theatre review, 40% of the grade. Component 2 Practical group devised performance using techniques of a chosen theatre practitioner. 30% of grade. Component 3 Practical performance of scripted extracts using the methods of a chosen practitioner. 30% of grade.