BTEC L3 in Performance (Acting) is where live performance meets theoretical analysis Practitioners and companies, theatrical styles and genres. Analysing and evaluating texts and studying stagecraft will inform the development of your practical skills. Performances are accompanied by coursework. The creative process is documented with research and links to key theatrical thinkers. Writing essays on how to stage a script allows students to deepen their knowledge of drama theory. It’s a subject with many cross curricular links and transferable skills.You will develop your knowledge of the social, historical and political context of the plays and playwrights studied, considering the perspectives of the director, designer and actor in the theatre making process. You will learn how to creatively collaborate in groups, pair work and individually to stage and perform extracts from a script. There is an opportunity to create your own work when you devise an original piece of theatre.
Three grades 9 – 4 at GCSE including English and Drama. In the absence of Drama we would expect students to have some performance experience and extra-curricular engagement within the Performing Arts.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Enfield |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Oakthorpe Road, Palmers Green, London, N13 5TY |
BTEC L3 in Performance (Acting) is where live performance meets theoretical analysis Practitioners and companies, theatrical styles and genres. Analysing and evaluating texts and studying stagecraft will inform the development of your practical skills. Performances are accompanied by coursework. The creative process is documented with research and links to key theatrical thinkers. Writing essays on how to stage a script allows students to deepen their knowledge of drama theory. It’s a subject with many cross curricular links and transferable skills.You will develop your knowledge of the social, historical and political context of the plays and playwrights studied, considering the perspectives of the director, designer and actor in the theatre making process. You will learn how to creatively collaborate in groups, pair work and individually to stage and perform extracts from a script. There is an opportunity to create your own work when you devise an original piece of theatre.
Three grades 9 – 4 at GCSE including English and Drama. In the absence of Drama we would expect students to have some performance experience and extra-curricular engagement within the Performing Arts.