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A useful exercise when devising a drama or creating a character is to look at a topic from two different points of view. This exercise encourages students to consider two points of view on a subject, and to practice writing those perspectives. The exercise develops into Angels and Devils, where we imagine the angel and … Continue reading TWO SIDES (angels and devils)
Creating a Character Card is a very common method for a Drama student to plan their character. Yet sometimes students struggle as the exercise seems a little abstract - and in some cases they attempt one before fully understanding their story. They then try to impose their abstract character details onto their devised piece - … Continue reading Favourite Character Exercise
One of the biggest challenges for young students is to have them attempt to devise their own Dramas. The initial reticence usually disappears as soon as someone comes up with an idea. So here's another way of getting them talking. Students can select a number from each column to get a character, a location and … Continue reading Create a Drama – Fast!
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