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Romeo and Juliet) to introduce students to non-verbal communication skills
it is hoped that the stereotypical and one dimensional image of a howling wolf is avoided
groups or class write words inside the outline to give details of the character
At GCSE students will be required to respond to a variety of stimuli such as poems
By the end of this scheme
Exploring the context Advanced Creative and Media Diploma Romeo and Juliet) to introducePlacing recognised theatrical practitioners into historical context can be a tricky business for many students. Was Brecht 20th century or 19th? Did Artaud influence Berkoff or was it the other way round? What is the connection that takes the line from Henry Irving through to John Gielgud and is it important for us to know? The challenge in exploring the historical context of theatre with students is to establish in their minds that there is not a