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Drama at its best
Oxford Playscripts
Steve Barlow
Steve Skidmore
Bill Lucas
Readership: Key Stage 3 English and Drama students
Oxford Playscripts are carefully chosen to appeal to students and encourage them to participate in performance, improvisation, and reading aloud.
Special adaptations of classic and contemporary literature combine with lively, original drama to cater for a range of abilities and interests.
All the plays are presented in context, with ideas for follow-up work to encourage debate and develop communication, writing and research skills
Special introduction by the playwright, adaptor or novelist
Starting points for creative writing, role plays, and improvisation
Opportunities for individual response, pair work, and group activities
Non-fiction material which highlights and develops key themes from the plays
Ideal way to develop the skills of speaking, listening, group discussion, and interaction, as demanded by the English Framework document
Reviews: "This series deserves great success in schools because it presents far more than good acting opportunities. The plays open up new fields of knowledge and experience, as the best fiction and the best drama should."
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English (ie as school subject)
English literature: drama texts
Drama, theatre, acting
English language: specific skills
Language & literature
For National Curriculum Key Stage 3
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