- Drama creates possibilities for contextualised learning – problem, themes, event can be seen within a specific context and from the perspective of people affected by them.
- Drama helps us in the deeper understanding of certain problems.
- Working with the problem in the focus of our work might be emotionally and/or intellectually challenging and demanding – there is always our humanity at stake. However, this opens up the potential for deeper learning and understanding of our societies and ourselves in it.
- We look at these problems from different aspects and different points of view, frequently changing perspective during the drama work.
- We build a fictive but detailed context: we build a story by creating specific situations.
- On one hand, fiction helps distancing and protecting.
- On the other hand, fiction helps deep engagement. Drama happens in our head by activating our imagination.
Lessons:
1.What Is Drama
2.Insite Drama
3.Workshop Summary
4.Introduction Of the Group
5.Warm-Up Exercises
6.Setting Up the Dramatic Frame
7.Building the Story
8.Returning to the Frame
Languages: English (EN)
