An introduction to the theory and practical application of Brecht's Epic Theatre

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An introduction to the theory and practical application of Brecht's Epic TheatreThe aim of this 16 lesson scheme of work is for students to explore and understand Brechts theories in a practical way. The intention is that students will learn that Brechtian work can be exciting, challenging and thought provoking, both for themselves and for the audience. Students will delve into practical work with a view to devising their own Brechtian inspired pieces. This scheme is aimed at AS level students who are required to create a devised

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Before working on the suggested lessons

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To create a piece of drama from written stimulus

Artaud’s references to John Ford’s Tis Pity She’s a Whore in ‘Theatre and the Plague’ make a clear link between his vision of theatre and the darkness and violence of Jacobean revenge tragedy

During the programme students will use a variety of explorative strategies

and have used this knowledge to inspire imaginative work

thus helping prepare the students for the assessment tasks in Year 2 of the course

music can also be used as a medium of class control

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This KS3/4 scheme aims to introduce students to creating characters and narratives that communicate meanings and experiment with the audience’s sympathies

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