1. To lay the groundwork towards a critical appraisal of the nature of performance;
2. To develop a basic understanding of performance practices;
3. To practically explore the central concepts of Body, Space, and Place in performance;
4. To apply creativity and collaboration as the primary approach to learning in the performing and creative arts.

This course introduces students to the ways in which performance space is constructed, and the ways in which a dramatic text is created and then translated from page to stage

At the successful completion of this course students will demonstrate:
1. The ability to critically analyse a diverse range of performance events within the context of historical and contemporary performance practices;
2. A basic repertoire of performance-making skills;
3. Ability to apply and integrate basic skills of performance making in a collaborative environment.

DRAM1010

Students who have successfully completed DRAM1010 Introduction to Drama 1 may not enrol in CAPA1010 Introduction to Drama.

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Internal Mode

Lecture
Tutorial

Lecture: for 1 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Tutorial: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term