A programme of Music, Visual Arts and Drama education

These thorough study notes provide an in-depth analysis of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, an essential text in American theatre that explores the hysteria of the Salem witch trials and serves as a powerful allegory for McCarthyism. The notes include a detailed Character Map, offering clear relationships and motivations for key figures such as John Proctor, Abigail Williams, Elizabeth Proctor, Reverend Hale, and Judge Danforth, helping students and actors alike understand the dynamics at play wi...

These in-depth study notes provide a comprehensive analysis of Woza Albert!, the groundbreaking South African political satire by Percy Mtwa, Mbongeni Ngema, and Barney Simon. Through scene summaries and critical analysis, the notes explore the play’s key characters, themes, and symbols, offering an academic approach to this significant work of theatre. The notes include detailed summaries of each scene, tracing the play’s development and its portrayal of the complex socio-political landscap...

These comprehensive study notes offer a deep dive into Tennessee Williams' iconic play A Streetcar Named Desire, providing valuable insights for students, researchers, and theatre practitioners. Whether you're preparing for an exam, writing an essay, or refining your performance skills, these notes cover essential aspects of the play, including character analysis, thematic exploration, symbolic interpretations, and acting techniques.

An extensive study guide meticulously designed for each section of the IEB syllabus in Dramatic Arts. This resource thoroughly examines key topics, including Realism, Konstantin Stanislavski, The Crucible, Woza Albert!, A Streetcar Named Desire, and South African theatre. With in-depth analyses and critical insights, this guide is an invaluable tool for students aiming to deepen their understanding and excel in their studies.

This guide provides instructions on how to construct and design an effective essay for Section B. It includes an explanation of essay writing techniques, a past paper question, essay planning, and an explanation of the rubric. Additionally, it explores potential themes for essays.

Notes on the movement of existentialism as apart of the modernist movement specifically relating to theatre such as ‘Waiting For Godot’ by Samual Beckett and others.

In depth analysis of the play Woza Albert! with detailed A3 mind map and examples in the play. This is great for when you need certain examples of the play when analysing it during a test or exam.

This is for grade 11 IEB dramatic arts in South Africa. This has in depth and clear information about the characteristics of specific ism’s.

This is for IEB grade 11 Drama in South Africa. This covers two of the most important philosophical “ism’s” in drama and is all linked to the set work play “Waiting for Godot”.