Elective Drama in Years 9 and 10 is a practical and creative subject with a focus on performance and encompasses a broad range of dramatic activities, encouraging self-confidence, expression and creativity. Students learn drama, playbuilding and performance skills as well as gaining confidence acting in front of an audience. Students also learn about theatre and its place in the world. Both 100 hour and 200 hour options are available.
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Introduction to Drama (voice, movement, improvisation)
Creating Dramatic Meaning (playbuilding)
Scripted Drama (Realism)
Comedy
Monologues
Aboriginal Theatre
Drama on Film
Physical Theatre
Introduction to Drama – voice, movement, improvisation
Creating Dramatic Meaning
Scripted Drama (Realism)
Comedy
· An interest in performance
· The ability to work in a group
· A positive attitude and high energy
· Maturity and the ability to focus and reflect on your work
· The ability to take risks, try new things and go beyond your safety zone
· The ability to have fun learning and to laugh at yourself!
· Drama will build your self-confidence/self-esteem.
· Drama gives you the skills you need to work with other people.
· Drama teaches you to think CREATIVELY.
· Drama teaches you to think critically.
· You will learn to use the most important tools: your body and your voice.
· You will learn to present your thoughts and ideas to an audience.
· Technical theatre techniques
· The skills taught in drama can help you in ALL your other subjects.
Drama (2 Unit), Entertainment industry (V.E.T)
Usually one excursion per year
Musicals
Representative Theatresports Team
Junior Theatre Festival
USA Tour