Drama

Why study Drama?

The course provides an opportunity for students to develop their creative and expressive skills, including acting, directing, and designing. Students will have the opportunity to explore a range of dramatic forms and styles, including theatre, film, and radio, and develop their understanding of the history and theory of drama.

What will you study in Drama?

Students will study a variety of dramatic forms, from classical Greek theatre to contemporary film and television, and will explore how drama reflects and responds to social and cultural contexts. Students will also learn how to analyze and interpret dramatic texts, including plays, scripts, and screenplays. They will develop skills in close reading and textual analysis, as well as an understanding of the dramatic elements, such as plot, character, and setting. Additionally, students will explore the ways in which theatrical texts can be adapted and interpreted for different contexts and audiences.

What skills will you learn in Drama?

studying drama can help students develop important life skills, such as confidence, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Through participating in group projects, rehearsals, and performances, students will learn how to collaborate effectively, think critically, and adapt to different situations.

How will Drama help you in your next steps?

The course helps students develop a variety of transferable skills that are highly valued in many industries, including communication, collaboration, and problem-solving. These skills are useful in any career that involves working with others, whether in the arts, business, or the public sector. Moreover, the practical skills developed through the course, such as acting, directing, and designing, can be directly applicable to careers in the performing arts, film, television, and related fields. Students may also choose to pursue further education in drama, theatre studies, or related subjects, either at the undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Any questions?

If you have any questions please ask your subject teacher or contact Ms Belinda - tan.belinda@kl.tis.edu.my

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