The emphasis of A Level Drama and Theatre is on making and understanding theatre. You will explore theatre from an actor's perspective as well as those of the director and designer through practical text work, improvisation and discussion. You will look at plays in their historical and theatrical context and examine the role of theatre in today's society as well as in the light of various theatre practitioners. The study of drama and theatre at A Level can help students with a variety of skills as well as develop their creative career aspirations. Students who study this course will enhance their skills in creative thinking, teamwork, analysis, presentation skills, planning, public speaking, project management and leadership, as well as many other transferable skills. A large part of the two-year course includes practically examined performances; therefore, full commitment is required to group rehearsals, which take place outside of sixth form hours.
5 GCSE grades 9 to 4 including GCSE Drama grade 4 or above. Candidates without GCSE Drama will be considered for the course but will need to attend an interview with department staff and have achieved Grade 5 or above in English Language/Literature.
60% Practical and 40% Written Exam
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Kingston upon Thames |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| Address | Tala Close, Tolworth Girls' School and Sixth Form, Surbiton, KT6 7EY |
The emphasis of A Level Drama and Theatre is on making and understanding theatre. You will explore theatre from an actor's perspective as well as those of the director and designer through practical text work, improvisation and discussion. You will look at plays in their historical and theatrical context and examine the role of theatre in today's society as well as in the light of various theatre practitioners. The study of drama and theatre at A Level can help students with a variety of skills as well as develop their creative career aspirations. Students who study this course will enhance their skills in creative thinking, teamwork, analysis, presentation skills, planning, public speaking, project management and leadership, as well as many other transferable skills. A large part of the two-year course includes practically examined performances; therefore, full commitment is required to group rehearsals, which take place outside of sixth form hours.
5 GCSE grades 9 to 4 including GCSE Drama grade 4 or above. Candidates without GCSE Drama will be considered for the course but will need to attend an interview with department staff and have achieved Grade 5 or above in English Language/Literature.
60% Practical and 40% Written Exam
