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Download full textRaeburn, David – Didaskalos, 1964
This booklet addresses itself to the problem of whether Greek tragedy can be produced today in schools as a vital theatrical experience. The main thesis of the first of two articles points out that while a producer's first concern must be to communicate the context and spirit of a particular drama to a modern audience, he must also bring out the…
Descriptors: Acting, Classical Literature, Cultural Enrichment, Drama
Peer reviewedDavidson, Frank – English in Australia, 1971
Refers . . . to service given by the theatre, as an art and as an institution, in and for schools." (Author)
Descriptors: Acting, Cultural Enrichment, Dramatics, Educational Responsibility
Peer reviewedRague Arias, Maria-Jose – Revista de Occidente, 1971
Descriptors: Acting, American Culture, Cultural Enrichment, Drama
Wolf, Mary Hunter; Miller, Victor B. – 1970
This teacher's guide, the result of a 3-year Title 3 project, is a sequentially arranged program designed to introduct high school students to acting and to provide them with an understanding of the uniqueness of dramatic literature, particularly Shakespearean drama. The processes of the theatre are explored, introducing improvisational exercises…
Descriptors: Acting, Communication Skills, Creative Activities, Cultural Enrichment
