A creative resource for writing original plays. A series of tasks build up students' playwriting skills: writing dialogue, characterisation and stage directions. Includes mini glossaries focused on useful vocabulary for understanding and writing about drama.
At the heart of drama is conflict. This might mean physical conflict, such as a fight or a war, but more frequently it means characters with different and conflicting objectives. For example, two friends go to a party. One friend wants to leave the party while the other wants to stay. That is a source of conflict. Two athletes might both want the same prize, but one is willing to cheat for it and the other isn’t. That is another example of a conflict.
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