Introduction to AS and A Level Drama and Theatre

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Introduction to AS and A Level Drama and Theatre

What is Drama and Theatre? AS and A Level Drama and Theatre are courses designed to be practical, engaging and creative courses. They will provide you with opportunities to: interrogate drama and the work of others explore a range of drama as a practical art form work independently to create your own performances making informed artistic choices.

How is the course structured? There are 6 different components in the AS and A Level qualifications. A Level There are two non-exam assessments (60% of the overall qualification). There are two examined assessments (40% of the overall qualification).

How is the course structured? AS Level There is one non-exam assessment (60% of the overall qualification). There is one examined assessment (40% of the overall qualification). Theory and practical work will be integrated throughout the course and all texts studied should be explored practically.

What will I study? Process to performance (60% AS) You will create your own performance from a text influenced by the work of others. This must include: the study of one or more practitioners the study/exploration of one or more plays.

What will I study? Process to performance (60% AS) You will perform an extract or extracts from a play. Performance lengths will vary according to the size of the group. The time range is between 8 and 20 minutes in total. You can work in a group of up to 8 performers.

What will I study? Process to performance (60% AS) In addition to the performance, you will complete an accompanying research report and portfolio with evidence of the process you went through creating your performance. 60 marks: Devised performance 60 marks: Research report and portfolio

What will I study? Practitioners in practice (40% A Level) You will create your own devised performance based on and influenced by the work of others. This must include: The study of two practitioners (completed during AS course). The study/exploration of an extract from a play (completed during AS course).

What will I study? Practitioners in practice (40% A Level) In addition to the performance, you will complete an accompanying research report (completed during AS course) and a new portfolio with evidence of the process you went through creating your devised performance. 40 marks: Devised performance. 80 marks: Research report and portfolio.

What will I study? Exploring & Performing Texts (20% A Level) You will perform an extract from a play to a visiting examiner during Year 13. Performance lengths will vary according to the size of the group. The time range is between 15 and 45 minutes. You can work in a group of up to 8 performers.

What will I study? Exploring & Performing Texts (20% A Level) You will complete an accompanying concept pro forma document which outlines your intentions for the performance. 10 marks: Interpretation of the text and creating an intention for performance. 50 marks: For the presentation of theatrical skills in the final performances.

What will I study? Exploring performance (40% AS) / Analysing performance (20% A Level) This is a written exam that will be completed at the end of year 12 for your AS and the end of year 13 for your A Level. The exam is 2 ¼ hours long. There are two sections (A and B).

What will I study? Exploring performance (40% AS) / Analysing performance (20% A Level) Section A You will be asked about exploring a theme and how this can be bought out in a performance of two set texts from a list set by the exam board. The questions will focus on the process of creating and developing a performance, working as a director, performer and or designer, as well as the performance characteristics of the text.

What will I study? Exploring performance (40% AS) / Analysing performance (20% A Level) Section A This section is worth 40 marks at AS Level. This section is worth 30 marks at A Level.

What will I study? Exploring performance (40% AS) / Analysing performance (20% A Level) Section B You will be asked to analyse and/or evaluate a theatrical performance you have seen. The question will focus on a specific aspect of the performance.

What will I study? Exploring performance (40% AS) / Analysing performance (20% A Level) Section B This section is worth 40 marks at AS Level. This section is worth 30 marks at A Level.

What will I study? Deconstructing texts for performance (20% A Level) This is a written exam that will be completed at the end of year 13. The exam is 1 ¾ hours long. There are two questions in the paper.

What will I study? Deconstructing texts for performance (20% A Level) In question 1, you will be given an extract from a set text you have studied from a list set by the exam board. The question will ask you to annotate how you would direct a specific aspect of that theme. This question is worth 30 marks.

What will I study? Deconstructing texts for performance (20% A Level) The second question will focus on the process of creating and developing a performance as well as the performance characteristics of the text. This question is worth 30 marks.

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