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VCE Drama
VCE Drama students can use these interactive flashcards to remember and apply the dramatic elements.
Dramatic elements are essential features of every performance. Actors manipulate dramatic elements to shape and enhance meaning.
The dramatic elements for VCE Drama are climax, conflict, contrast, mood, rhythm, sound, space and tension.
Click the arrows in these interactive flashcards to recall the definitions. Text will appear giving an example of each element in a Melbourne Theatre Company production.
Remember to always consult VCAA documents when revising for VCE examinations.
CREDITSVivid White by Eddie Perfect (2017). Pictured: Brent Hill, Verity Hunt-Ballard, Christina O'Neill & Ben Mingay; A View from the Bridgeby Arthur Miller (2019). Pictured: Steve Bastoni & Andrew Coshan; The Odd Coupleby Neil Simon (2016). Pictured: Francis Greenslade & Shaun Micallef;Hungry Ghostsby Jean Tong (2018). Pictured: Bernard Sam, Jing-Xuan Chan & Emina Ashman;The Violent Outburst That Drew Me to Youby Finegan Kruckemeyer (2019). Pictured: Harry Tseng, Josh Price & Izabella Yena;Storm Boy by Colin Thiele, adapted for the stage by Tom Holloway, a co-production with Queensland Theatre, in association with Dead Puppet Society (2019).Pictured: Conor Lowe, Ellen Bailey & Emily Burton;Kiss of the Spider WomanBook by Terrence McNally, Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb, Based on the novel by Manuel Puig (2019). Pictured: Ainsley Melham, Caroline O'Connor & Adam-Jon Fiorentino;Golden Shieldby Anchuli Felicia King (2019). Pictured: Sophie Ross, Yuchen Wang, Nicholas Bell, Fiona Choi & Yi Jin.
Published on 23 April 2020
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Interactive
Performance Skills
VCE Drama students can use these interactive flashcards to remember and apply the performance skills.
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Production areas
VCE Drama students can use these interactive flashcards to remember and apply the production areas.
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Expressive Skills
VCE Drama students can use these interactive flashcards to remember and apply the expressive skills.
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Education
SLAP. BANG. KISS. Education Pack
A resource pack for teachers and students to learn more about SLAP. BANG. KISS. with links to the VCE Drama curriculum.
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Q&A
Tsungirai Wachenuka in conversation
We chat to actor Tsungirai Wachenuka during rehearsals for SLAP. BANG. KISS.
