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DRAMA CLASSES

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WHERE LEARNING AND FUN GO HAND IN HAND

All Drama courses meet the A-G requirements for graduation as well as the entrance requirements for UC and CSU colleges.  As students progress through coursework, they can choose the acting/performance path or the technical theater/stage management path, gaining real-world experiences to sharpen their skills.  

BUILD CONFIDENCE

 LEARN SKILLS

PURSUE DREAMS

 MAKE MEMORIES

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DRAMA 1:
Introduction to Acting & Theatre

Students in Drama 1 get introduced to the magical, creative and collaborative world of acting and theatre. From scene analysis and preparation, voice and body work, theatre warm ups and improvisation, students prepare and perform monologues, duets, group scenes and musical theater selections. 

Units of study include:

An Actor's Voice

An Actor's Body

Theatre Space and Movement on Stage

Voice Acting

Script Analysis

Character Development

Careers in Theatre

Intro to Musical Theatre

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DRAMA 2-4:
Advanced Acting and Production for Stage
and Screen

For students interested in going beyond an introductory level, Drama 2, 3 and 4 teach students advanced acting techniques and skills in production elements as they work on and produce 10-minute scenes, one-act plays or performances for regional competitions or the International Thespian Honors induction ceremony.

Units of study may include:

Acting Methodologies: Method, Adler, Meisner

Stage Production 

Acting for Stage & Film

Directing for Stage & Film

Advanced Improvisation 

Accent Work

Stage Combat 

Voice Acting

Shakespeare for Performers

Pantomime/Body &Movement

Advanced Musical Theatre

Theatre History and Criticism

Writing for stage and film

Digital Storytelling

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