Theatre Studies Exam Technique (2016 paper) 0.0 / 5 ? Drama & Theatre StudiesA View From The Bridge - Arthur Miller A2/A-levelAQA Created by: HiranyaCreated on: 07-02-16 16:10 What is the style of the play? Semi-Naturalistic 1 of 16 What is the Genre of the play? Modern Greek Tragedy 2 of 16 Where is the play set? 1950's America 3 of 16 What is meant by the 'substance' of an extract? What the most important events that occur in this scene are, and why 4 of 16 How would you address substance in the Opening Paragraph? A short set of sentences that reveal the importance of this extract. 5 of 16 What is meant by the 'significance' of an extract? How the extract relates to the key themes of the play. 6 of 16 Sexuality, Justice and the Law, The American Dream, Masculinity, Betrayal, Responsibility and reputation are all what?? Themes 7 of 16 What does 'Potential effectiveness for an audience' mean? What experience you want to create through your directing of the extract. 8 of 16 What does context mean? The basic plot of extract and how it relates to the whole play. 9 of 16 Do all your directorial ideas actually clearly relate to your interpretation and bring it to life for your audience? YES 10 of 16 How many quotes should you aim to cover? At least 12 11 of 16 What should the technical elements of set, light, sound and costume do? All relate to my interpretation of the piece. 12 of 16 What is the setting of the play? Red Hook, America. 13 of 16 What should a conclusion do? Clearly show how the scene relates to the rest of the play or suggests what happens next. 14 of 16 Must you get to the end line of the extract? Yes. Yes yes. 15 of 16 What is the play called? A View from the Bridge. 16 of 16
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