Friday 12 February 2010

Year 12 Drama half term work



Over half term I would like you to work on the Brecht notes for your final notes on Friday.

Also James and Theo need to be working through the list I sent you for sound and set for The maids and working on character development and units and objectives for your duologues.

Sophie and Molly need to work on the character development of your characters in the maids and write a plot summary and all the main plot points of the play. Also create a character arc for your character, what does she say about herself, what does she say about the other, what is her super objective for the play? Also work on your monologues and develop your character biography.

Also you should all have learnt your lines of your monologues and duologues

year 13 drama work half term




Carrying on work on Faustus

1 Create a 50 minute rehearsal for any scene in the play and be ready to direct the scene with the other members of the group on the first lesson back.

2 Carry on developing your idea with notes on costume/setting with diagrams/ character development/practitioner etc.

Wednesday 3 February 2010

year 13 faustus timeline and links


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1564
Feb 6, 1564 - Christoper Marlow Christopher Marlow Christopher Marlowe was born on February 6, 1564 (Discovering Christopher Marlowe 2), in Canterbury, England, and baptized at St. George's Chur... Tragedy In Drama Tragedy and Drama In a range of dramatic works from ...

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From Is Dr. Faustus A Medieval Morality Play Or Is It A Renaissance Drama? - … - Related web pages
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1587
1587 - The Rose , built in 1587, was an original venue for the plays of Thomas Kyd, Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare. Its remains are present in SE1 today and, once it is fully analysed, the Rose's remains will be the only available evidence of an original ...

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From Rose Theatre appeal launched - Related web pages
www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/428
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1590
1590 - 344. Marlowe's " Tamberlaine." — Christopher Marlowe's (1564-1593) " Tambourlaine the Great," was published in 1590. It may bo read in Mr Havelock Ellis's edition of the best plays of Marlowe. Ancient Pistol.—The Second Part of King Henry IV. ii.
From Monarchs Retired from Business - Related web pages
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1592
1592 - The novel's title also alludes to Christopher Marlowe's classic play, The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus written in 1592. [edit] Other composite elements Mann's characters are composites, not specific counterparts to individuals. Where names do seem to allude ...

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From Doctor Faustus (Thomas Mann novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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1593
1593 - The Marlowe Inquest - Christopher Marlowe died in Deptford, Kent, in 1593, in a tavern brawl. Despite the verdict of an inquest held that year, mystery still surrounds his death. Feel the anguish of the English king whose reckless relationship with another man ...

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From Edward II - DVD
www.bbcamericashop.com/dvd/edward-ii-15085.html
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May 1593 - Part of the report from Richard Baines to the Privy Council in May 1593, stating what Christopher Marlowe was supposed to have said. The report listed one and a half pages of similar accusations. That Christ was illegitimate and Mary his mother dishonest... that ...

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From The Making of the United Kingdom and Black Peoples of the Americas
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May 30, 1593 - Christopher Marlowe died on May 30th, 1593. Answer verified with This answer was verified with Encyclopedia.com Get more facts and information about Christopher Marlowe from Encyclopedia of World Biography at Encyclopedia.com.
From When did Christopher Marlowe die? | Smart QandA: Answers and facts … - Related web pages
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1604
1604 - A couple of centuries earlier, a prior version of the story entitled The History of the Damnable Life and Deserved Death of Dr. John Faustus had made its way from Germany to England. There it was picked up and rewritten by Christopher Marlowe in 1604. Dr ...

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From Green-Eyed Monsters and Good Samaritans - Related web pages
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