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Drama Games For Classroom and Workshops
Drama Games For Classroom and Workshops
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Author: Jessica Swale Foreword by: Max Stafford-Clark Publisher: Nick Hern Books UK Format: Softcover # of Pages: 128 Pub. Date: 2009 ISBN-10: 1848420102 ISBN-13: 9781848420106
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About the Book:
A dip-in,
flick-through, quick-fire resource book, Drama Games For
Classroom and Workshops contains 101 great drama games for use in
any classroom or workshop setting.
The games will be invaluable to directors and theatre
companies at all levels who are creating new pieces of theatre
from scratch and need lively, dynamic games to fire the
imagination. Suitable for players of all ages, with many appropriate
for children from age 6 upwards, they are divided into sections such
as Imagination, Improvisation and Warm Up, and indexed according to
skills, such as Spontaneity, Mime, Status and Storytelling. Each game
is clearly identified with recommended age-group, number of players,
anticipated running time and skills. Whilst aimed primarily at
school, youth theatre and community groups, they are equally fun –
and instructional – for adults to play in workshop or rehearsal
settings.
What people
say:
"An
extraordinarily helpful compendium... a valuable help to directors,
teachers and workshop leaders." — Max Stafford-Clark,
from his Foreword
"Small
but perfectly formed, this is an essential purchase for classroom
teachers and workshop leaders alike." — Total
Theatre Magazine
"A
truly amazing little book. Don't let its size fool you; it's packed
full of good things. Whether you work with adults, tinies or those in
between, buy this book and banish those awful moments when you know
you know a game to use but just can't think of it. It'll be in here,
or one very like it." — ReviewsGate.com
About the Author:
Jessica
Swale is an Olivier Award-winning writer and director across film
and theatre. She is also a workshop leader and educator who has
worked with the National Theatre, Out of Joint, Shakespeare’s
Globe, and for many drama schools, and theatre projects both in the
UK and overseas.
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