AQA • Drama

Providing in-depth notes that discuss the play Metamorphosis which includes: context, costume, characters, etc..

In-depth notes on Hedda Gabler, which gave the candidate A* at A Level, includes: context, characters, costume, analysis and summary

- live theatre (a-level drama and theatre) sound, set and lighting notes and terminology - classical civilisation world of the hero (aeneid) detailed ao1 notes for books 2,4 and 6

These notes will include information about my personal process and development to creating a performed extract. The content of the notes will include brainstorming ideas and coursework that will go alongside this component. Please note that this isn’t a how to guide to creating a performance, this is simply just my personal experience whilst studying this component.

These notes will include information about my personal process and development to creating an original devised performance. The content of these notes will include my brainstorming ideas and a finished draft of the coursework that will go alongside this component. Please note that this isn’t a how to guide to creating an original devised performance, this is simply just my personal experience whilst studying this component.

This is a presentation about the play Metamorphosis adapted by Berkoff. The content of the presentation will include brief context of the play, analysis of the text, exemplar introduction paragraphs and exemplar exam practice question responses with teacher markings and improved paragraphs.

This is a presentation that includes information on the play Antigone by Sophocles. The content of the presentation includes context of the play as well as ancient Greece in the 5th century, brief character profiles, brief analysis of characters’ first and last appearance, plans for exam questions, exemplar exam questions with teacher marking and improved response, exemplar introduction paragraph and a glossary filled with Greek terminology.

This is an introductory presentation to practitioners. The practitioners within this presentation include Stanislavsky, Artaud, Theatre de Complicité, Paper Birds and Frantic Assembly. The content of this presentation will include the methods/techniques of the practitioners, brief anecdotes of putting their methods into practice, teacher assessed coursework with teacher markings and an account of my experience of a Frantic Assembly workshop.

Detailed yet clear notes for AQA A-Level Drama and Theatre studies (Live Theatre Review)

A 25 mark essay written from a performer's perspective of A Servant To Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, focusing on the character of Beatrice/Federigo and the theme of comedy.