Jerusalem: A Complete Play Guide for A Level

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Jerusalem: A Complete Play Guide for AS & A Level Drama

A modern classic giving students the opportunity to explore themes relevant to the world they live in. Jez Butterworth’s play is a fitting opportunity to explore realism and naturalism within direction and design with a class.

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AQA ^{AS & A Level}

Fantastically clear explanations, in-depth analysis of key dramatic and theatrical aspects, and a wealth of engaging practical and non-practical activities. Your students will know Jerusalem inside out:

Introductory notes and exploratory activities ensure full understanding of the social, historical, cultural, textual and theatrical contexts
Section-by-section walk-through includes detailed analysis of the relevant performance aspects, with plenty of opportunity for practical investigation and independent study
Production concepts and performance strategies cover character, design, staging, practitioners and more

Includes indicative content for all activities to support your teaching and your students
With key terms glossary – perfect for revision!

Specifically geared towards the AS and A Level text-based question, this comprehensive pack is your one-stop shop!

What do teachers say about this resource? (8296)

Exam boards have an assessment criteria relating to the need for a student ‘to create and develop ideas to communicate meaning as part of the theatre making process, making connections between dramatic theory and practice’. This resource amply encourages a student to do that. [Jerusalem] is a really engaging A Level text and that this resource will probably encourage many more teachers to tackle it

B Calland, Drama Teacher & Peer Reviewer

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[Jerusalem] is a really engaging A Level text and that this resource will probably encourage many more teachers to tackle it

B Calland, Drama Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Exam boards have an assessment criteria relating to the need for a student ‘to create and develop ideas to communicate meaning as part of the theatre making process, making connections between dramatic theory and practice’....
...This resource amply encourages a student to do that

B Calland, Drama Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Jerusalem: A Complete Play Guide for AS & A Level Drama

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