Half year (1 Semester)
The Drama Studio follows a workshop model that involves active, collaborative learning that is strengthened by teacher and peer feedback. Students will take a focused, hands-on look at physical theatre, the use of improvisation in developing ideas, and the creative process of storytelling in live performance and other media.
Students will:
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Work with physical performance techniques.
Explore a range of improvisational theatre skills.
Demonstrate developing performance skills.
Analyze character and story in comedic and dramatic settings.
Engage in the peer feedback process.
Gain knowledge and practical experience in various performance genres and media.
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How do I tap into my creative energy and why should I?
What can I do to develop strong physical comedy skills?
How does improvisation help me manage anxiety and stress?
How does storytelling help me develop empathy?
What contributes to successful storytelling through video and other media
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This course can be taken in both grades 7 and 8, as the units of this course are modified each year. The fulfillment of one assignment includes after-school time for rehearsal.