Drama Resources (page 2)

There is no conflict within Antigone. Or, at least, the dramatic conflict of the play is only ever born out of attempts at peace. An early review of Anouilh's adaptation stated that '...

Script development: a reflective account Introduction This reflective account will discuss the writing process for scene 4 of Moth, a short play that, through the setting of...

Preface. Failure as a catalyst for success. Failure is intrinsically bound up with the artistic production and, by extension, the figure of the artist... in art failure opens up a...

BTEC ASSESSMENT FEEDBACK FORM Programme/Pathway: EDEXCEL BTEC NATIONALSUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA IN PERFORMING ARTS LEVEL 3 Unit No. & Title: UNIT 12: CLASSICAL THEAT...

Let me start with two oppositional statements concerning the relation between dignity and education. First, we might say that to respect a child's dignity means to educate her. Thi...

All forms of theatre have a function. To an extent, all forms of theatre are 'applied' to something for a certain desired outcome. Schechner (2002) manages to narrow down the many fun...

All forms of theatre have a function. To an extent, all forms of theatre are 'applied' to something for a certain desired outcome. Schechner (2002) manages to narrow down the many fun...

Outline how you would stage "All`s Well That Ends Well" in the theatre justifying your choice and explaining how your design would contribute to the play`s meaning. In your answer you...

Act four, scene six is a powerful and moving scene which unites the outcast Cordelia with her desperate and despairing father, King Lear. Upon entering the stage together, Cordelia as...