A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen and Oedipus Rex, by Sophocles

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A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen and Oedipus Rex, by SophoclesIn providing eight key areas, the exam board gives a manageable structure in the planning of schemes of work. This scheme is based on six hours contact time per week over an eight week period. The eight areas of exploration are: Characterisation Vocal awareness Non verbal action Interpretation Language Visual, aural and spatial elements The social, cultural, historical and political context Response to practitioner Before beginning the detailed study

which can last up to eight weeks

and this also provides much material for this project

it would not be necessary to read the text with a class

The following scheme is based on four lessons a week

and it was adapted for stage by Joe Standerline in 2000

it is designed as a skills-based scheme of work

we are constantly bombarded with visual images and

The teacher’s role

make sense of

the options you have and the choices you have to make

and it could also be adapted for Paper 1 of the Edexcel GCSE Drama course

To become familiar with the Greek myth of Medea