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Key words for GCSE Drama.
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concept |
An abstract idea is called a concept.
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costume |
A costume is the clothes an actor wears in a production.
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playwright |
A playwright is someone who writes plays.
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improvements |
Improvements are changes that lead to a better end result.
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issues |
Issues are important topics or themes raised by a given stimulus.
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themes |
Themes are the ideas that pervade a piece of work.
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production |
Production elements include design features such as lighting, costume, and set.
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elements |
Production elements include design features such as lighting, costume, and set.
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performance |
Performance skills are the abilities required to play a role.
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skills |
Performance skills are the abilities required to play a role.
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theatre
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Theatre form refers to the style of theatre used to tell a story.
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form |
Theatre form refers to the style of theatre used to tell a story.
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properties |
Properties or 'props' are the objects used on a set.
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symbolism |
Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas.
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communication |
Communication is the method by which an idea is delivered.
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practical |
Practical application is demonstrating your understanding of theory in your work.
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application |
Practical application is demonstrating your understanding of theory in your work.
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