In this unit, students explore classical Greek theatre through texts such as Pandora’s Box and The Odyssey. They will focus on directing and staging, learning how to interpret a script and bring it to life on stage. Students will develop an understanding of classical storytelling, dramatic conventions, and the cultural context of ancient theatre. The scheme encourages creativity, innovation, and enterprise as students experiment with performance styles and stagecraft. Through practical workshops and performances, they will refine skills in collaboration, expression, and problem-solving. This unit helps students build confidence, imagination, and a deeper appreciation of theatre’s history and its relevance today.

Script interpretation and character analysis

Directing and staging

Voice projection, clarity, and expression

Gesture, movement, and body language

Understanding of classical theatre conventions

Use of space and stagecraft

Creativity and innovation in performance

Collaboration and teamwork

Problem-solving and decision-making

Confidence and stage presence

Audience awareness and engagement

Reflective and evaluative skills