The Recruiting Officer by George Farquar (2) AQA AS Unit 2 This scheme focuses on creating

This scheme focuses on creating characters giving thought to facial expressions

Running some drama clips together creates ‘prologue theatre’ which makes an interesting and stylised approach to narrative

characters and relationships within Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey as well as investigating the SCHP context of the era and how the actions of the characters would have been viewed fifty years ago in contrast to a 21st-century attitude

company or practitioner – in other words

The Recruiting Officer by George Farquar (2) AQA AS Unit 2 This scheme focuses on creatingFor those new to the syllabus, the AQA A2 written exam approaches one pre 20th century text, and one contemporary text. Students typically find contemporary writing more engaging and accessible. Older texts face the barriers of different social conventions, and archaic language. Even if the play is the most thrilling thing you have read, students will have already decided its a bit of an effort, and therefore going to be rubbish. Or as we drama